Udihe

Lexical glosses for Udihe (English)

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Search: opposite:side. 3 total hits in 3 transcripts.
An old woman and her tiger cub (1)
uta bagäza-la ñu:-me-i do:-ni-ni t'aŋki-le-ni to: ila-si:, ila-sien-zi: bi:-ni, mo:=de zuke gada-i, bagäza-la nede:-ni.
that opposite:side-LOC get-PST.ACC-REFL in-DAT-3SG middle-LOC-3SG fire kindle-IMPF.PRES.PTC kindle-IMPF.PST.PTC-INST.SS be-3SG wood=FOC hardly bring-PRES.PTC opposite:side-LOC put.PST-3SG
тот opposite:side-ЛОК получить-ПРОШ.АКК-РЕФЛ в-ДАТ-3ЕД середина-ЛОК-3ЕД огонь kindle-ИМПФ.PRES.ПРИЧ kindle-ИМПФ.ПРОШ.ПРИЧ-INST.SS быть-3ЕД wood=ФОК hardly принести-PRES.ПРИЧ opposite:side-ЛОК положить.ПРОШ-3ЕД
She entered her house, made a fire in the middle, brought some wood with difficulty, and put the tiger on the other side of the fire.
Вошла в дом, посередине разожгла огонь, еле дров принесла, положила тигрёнка на противоположной стороне за очагом.
The gesture 'along' illustrates the shape and position of the fireplace in the traditional Udihe dwelling: in the middle, dividing the space into two parts, like a river.
The seven sisters (1)
uli-le i:ne:-ti bubuli, bäsa [dau-ŋku] dau-ŋku [mamasa] bagäza-la mamaka bi:-ni.
river-LOC come.PST-3PL EV river cross-N opposite:side-LOC old:woman be-3SG
river-ЛОК прийти.ПРОШ-3МН EV river cross-N opposite:side-ЛОК старуха быть-3ЕД
They reached the river and saw: there was a stream, a crossing, and an old woman lived on the other side.
Добежали до реки, видят: ручей, переправа, а на другом берегу живёт старушка.
A hunting trip (1)
di: {čisa}-la te:-gie "gulin-e-ze" gune, di: {čisa}-la=de bui eu-gi:-ni, je: eu-gi-si:-ni te: aŋi {ples} tau-ze meje-le-ni unakta tau-ze meje-le-ni diga-iti, käŋa je:-ne-ni.
four {hour}-LOC get:up-PF leave-0-SBJV say four {hour}-LOC=FOC animal come:down-REP-3SG antlers come:down-REP-IMPF-3SG there INDEF {river:stretch} opposite:side-N end-LOC-3SG eat-3SG eat-3PL deer antlers-PL-3SG
четыре {hour}-ЛОК get:up-ПРФ оставить-0-СОСЛ сказать четыре {hour}-ЛОК=ФОК животное come:down-REP-3ЕД antlers come:down-REP-ИМПФ-3ЕД там INDEF {river:stretch} opposite:side-N конец-ЛОК-3ЕД есть-3ЕД есть-3МН deer antlers-МН-3ЕД
We woke up at 4am, «Let's go!». Exactly at 4am animals, the deer, come down to the river, they graze on the other side of the strech of the river.
Встали в четыре часа, «Пошли!», как раз в четыре часа зверь спускается к реке, пантач спускается туда, они на том конце плёса кормятся, изюбри.