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By English WORD or PHRASE
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105 Sample Sentence Search Results For "mah"
English:
If you were rich what would you buy?
Lenape:
Ahopeanè a kèku hèch a kë
mah
ëlàm?
English:
Who wants to fight?
Lenape:
Awèn hàch kahta
mah
take? {DN}
English:
A person will eat with the devil when he does that.
Lenape:
Awèn xu wipumao a
mah
tan'tu ènta në lësit.
English:
When Rosemary goes to a dance she takes Lucy along.
Lenape:
Enta
mah
wit na Rosemary tòlëmuxòlao hànkw nèl Lucyo.
English:
I went there.
Lenape:
Ika
mah
nta.
English:
We went there.
Lenape:
Ika
mah
ntahëna.
English:
The time has come.
Lenape:
Ika
mah
ttexën
English:
Jim had a house.
Lenape:
Jim
mah
wëlatu wikëwam.
English:
Don't go there, you will make him worse.
Lenape:
Kàchi ika an, xu kë
mah
tapama.
English:
He must have wanted to warm by their fire.
Lenape:
Kahta èt
mah
aosu wtënteyëmëwoo.
English:
What was it that you ate?
Lenape:
Kèku hèch
mah
këmichi?
English:
You bought a house.
Lenape:
Kë
mah
ëlàm wikëwam.
English:
You must have given it away.
Lenape:
Këmèkën èt
mah
.
English:
There was a dance yesterday.
Lenape:
Këntkan
mah
lòkëwe.
English:
If they want a war I will accompany them.
Lenape:
Ketatàmihtit
mah
takenk nëwitèch.
English:
I bought a few things.
Lenape:
Kèxa kèku në
mah
ëlam.
English:
It rained and thundered a little bit yesterday.
Lenape:
Kèxiti
mah
sukëlan òk pèpèthakhòn lòkëwe.
English:
It must have been so.
Lenape:
Kichi èt
mah
në le.
English:
He really was here.
Lenape:
Kìchi ta
mah
ahpu.
English:
You are a no-good person.
Lenape:
Ki
mah
chikwi awèn.
English:
This one is our brother.
Lenape:
Ki
mah
tësëna ta nàni.
English:
The axe is sharp.
Lenape:
Kine në të
mah
ikàn.
English:
We cannot pray.
Lenape:
Ku kàski pata
mah
ùmëna.
English:
I did not like it when they were fighting.
Lenape:
Ku nëwinkatàmuwën ènta
mah
takenk.
English:
He hurt himself with an axe.
Lenape:
Kwëshinalùkòn në të
mah
ikàn..
English:
He was once chief.
Lenape:
Kwëtën
mah
nèka sakima.
English:
I once liked him.
Lenape:
Kwëtèn
mah
nëwehinkala.
English:
At one time I hated him.
Lenape:
Kwëtën
mah
nshihshinkala.
English:
I once had it.
Lenape:
Kwëtën
mah
nulhatun.
English:
At one time I had many friends.
Lenape:
Kwëtën
mah
xeli witisàk nulhala.
English:
They came again.
Lenape:
Làpi
mah
peyok.
English:
There is fighting again.
Lenape:
Làpi
mah
takèn.
English:
Yesterday I went to Bartlesville.
Lenape:
Lòkëwe
mah
Kamink nta.
English:
Yesterday I went to Bartlesville and I saw many Delawares.
Lenape:
Lòkëwe
mah
Kamink nta, xaheli Lënapeyok neyo.
English:
He ate yesterday.
Lenape:
Lòkëwe
mah
mitsu.
English:
I saw him yesterday.
Lenape:
Lòkëwe
mah
neyo.
English:
Yesterday I saw a young man who is half Delaware.
Lenape:
Lòkëwe
mah
neyo skìnu pahsi Lënape.
English:
Yesterday I went to town.
Lenape:
Lòkëwe
mah
utènink nta.
English:
I ate yesterday.
Lenape:
Lòkwe
mah
nëmitsi.
English:
Long ago my late father had a dog named He-Found-It.
Lenape:
Lòmëwe
mah
naka nuxò wëlahële mwekaneyo luwènsu Mòxkàmën.
English:
I saw you not too long ago.
Lenape:
Lòmisëwe
mah
knewël.
English:
Jim came here not long ago.
Lenape:
Lòmisëwe
mah
pe na Jim.
English:
Long ago when the world was new.
Lenape:
Lòmwe
mah
ènta wëskhakamike.
English:
Long ago they said.
Lenape:
Lòmwe
mah
luweyok.
English:
You are a bad person.
Lenape:
Mah
chikwi awèn kàkay.
English:
Something bad.
Lenape:
Mah
chikwi kèku.
English:
Something bad happened.
Lenape:
Mah
chikwi kèku le.
English:
Something bad happened.
Lenape:
Mah
chikwi lè.
English:
The water is bad.
Lenape:
Mah
chikwi në mpi.
English:
This meat is bad.
Lenape:
Mah
chikwi yu wiyus.
English:
The water tastes bad.
Lenape:
Mah
chipukòt në mpi.
English:
There was a fight here.
Lenape:
Mah
takèn yu tali.
English:
That deceased man was homely.
Lenape:
Mah
tësisu naka lënuwa.
English:
There is a light wind.
Lenape:
Mah
titi kshàxën.
English:
I looked at him a little.
Lenape:
Mah
titi mpënaw.
English:
Just a little bit.
Lenape:
Mah
titi shëkw.
English:
It rained a little.
Lenape:
Mah
titi sukëlan. {DN}
English:
I went to a dance.
Lenape:
Mah
wink nta.
English:
I went to a dance last night.
Lenape:
Mah
wink nta welakwike.
English:
There was a dance here.
Lenape:
Mah
wink yu tali.
English:
Now the time is here.
Lenape:
Mèchi
mah
tèxën yukwe.
English:
Now on this day the time has come.
Lenape:
Mèchi yukwe ènta kishkwik ika
mah
texën.
English:
That deceased one was my grandfather.
Lenape:
Muxumsa
mah
naka.
English:
A dog came a while ago.
Lenape:
Mwekane
mah
wèski pè.
English:
I saw a raccoon.
Lenape:
Nahënëm
mah
neyo.
English:
The man is meaner than the woman.
Lenape:
Na lënu alëwi
mah
tapeyu nawènahta na xkwe.
English:
Then I told Jim on the telephone that there was repeatedly lightning and thunder here last night.
Lenape:
Na wa Jim ntëla ènta sëkahsënink sasapëlehële
mah
òk pèpèthakhòn yu tali welakwike.
English:
I bought a dog.
Lenape:
Në
mah
ëla mwekane.
English:
I bought many things.
Lenape:
Në
mah
ëlàm xeli kèku.
English:
I bought the horse.
Lenape:
Në
mah
ëla na nehënaonkès.
English:
I buy an apple.
Lenape:
Në
mah
ëlao apëlìsh.
English:
I bought a horse.
Lenape:
Në
mah
ëlao nehënaokès.
English:
I should have thought of it.
Lenape:
Nëmëshatàmën a
mah
.
English:
That is what we people should have done.
Lenape:
Nëni a
mah
lësièkpàne.
English:
The axe is dull.
Lenape:
Në të
mah
ikàn wikòn.
English:
There were four of those now deceased men.
Lenape:
Newa
mah
nèk lënunkahe.
English:
I should have helped.
Lenape:
Nëwichinke a
mah
.
English:
There were four now deceased men.
Lenape:
Newunka
mah
mèk lënywàk.
English:
He carries his own sins on his back.
Lenape:
Nihëlàchi nayuntànk
mah
tawsëwakàna.
English:
I myself led these of the Turtle Clan when there was a war.
Lenape:
Ni ntëli sahkakwënaneyo yuki Pukuankuichik ènta
mah
takenk.
English:
I want to go to a dance.
Lenape:
Nkata
mah
wink a.
English:
I hid the money then I showed Jim where the money is.
Lenape:
Nkënthatun
mah
moni na na Jim nëwëntamao tëta etèk në moni.
English:
I finished eating.
Lenape:
Nkìshi
mah
mitsi.
English:
I hated it when they were fighting.
Lenape:
Nshinkatàmën ènta
mah
takenk.
English:
I do not like to listen to bad talk (news) now because there is a war.
Lenape:
Nshinki këlìsta
mah
chikwi luweokàn èli
mah
takèn yukwe.
English:
He told it to me.
Lenape:
Ntëlkwën
mah
.
English:
And there must have been two young men long ago.
Lenape:
Ok èt
mah
nisha skinuwàk lòmëwe.
English:
He must have been sick.
Lenape:
Palsu èt
mah
.
English:
Tonght there will be a dance.
Lenape:
Piskèke xu
mah
wiink.
English:
tonight there will be a dance
Lenape:
Piskèke xu
mah
wink (tonight there will be a dance)
English:
He buried the hatchet.
Lenape:
Pòkhakeha në të
mah
ikàn.
English:
I was very tired.
Lenape:
Sòmi
mah
nëwikwihëla.
English:
It rained a little.
Lenape:
Sukëlan
mah
titi {DN}
English:
Where are you feeling bad?
Lenape:
Tani hèch ki ktënta
mah
chamàlsin?
English:
A turtle went there.
Lenape:
Tulpe
mah
ika e.
English:
If I had gone to town I would have been glad.
Lenape:
Utènink
mah
aane nulelìntàm.
English:
If he had gone to town I would have been happy.
Lenape:
Utènink
mah
ate nulelìntàm.
English:
The Delaware said long ago.
Lenape:
Wàni Lënape
mah
lòmëwe luwe.
English:
That man now deceased liked to hunt.
Lenape:
Wehinkalai
mah
naka lënuwa.
English:
That man (now deceased) liked to hunt.
Lenape:
Wehinkalai
mah
naka lënuwa.
English:
Last night I went to a dance.
Lenape:
Welakwike
mah
wink nta.
English:
I went there a while ago.
Lenape:
Wèski
mah
ika nta.
English:
I saw a raccoon a while ago.
Lenape:
Wèski
mah
neyo nahënëm.
English:
A while ago there was a meeting here.
Lenape:
Wèski
mah
yu tali maehëlan.
English:
You will make him worse. (referring to someone who is sick).
Lenape:
Xu kë
mah
tapama.