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	Bokstäfver&#13;
a (‹â?›) , e, ê, i, î, o (ô, u), u (ụ, û=o), ä, ö (y), y.&#13;
&#13;
b, p, d, t, g, ǥ, h, x, j, k, k͔, l, m, n, r, s, š, (c) č, dš, w.&#13;
&#13;
h, x, k, k͔, g, ǥ &#13;
— h ljuder ofta såsom ett gutturalt x, [men blötare??, likn. ǥ, t.ex. _? → —]&#13;
— gh förek. ofta i Dual. och närmar sig r (kuellaghe)&#13;
g, är aspirer. [i sht i slutet&gt;—]&#13;
— k [i sht i slutet] i Dual. ljuder vanl. sås. g aspir. h&#13;
— kh i Dual. blir k͔&#13;
— ph i Instr. blir f&#13;
x&#13;
&#13;
— dš st. vekt i slutet af ord. šidš, kol, pedš, yxa.&#13;
— Efter de emphat. cons. dunkla vocaler&#13;
ô, k͔oč, örring, k͔omb, våg&#13;
û, k͔umbak&#13;
u efter det Ryska k ([_])&#13;
— Schemata: kage͑l, släde&#13;
— u är i början af ord det rent Finska u&#13;
Hårda consonanter: k, p, t, h, s, š, č, f,&#13;
Veka: b, g, d, l, m, n, r, j, w, dš&#13;
n framför hårda vocaler[sic] blir t&#13;
t framf. — — — n&#13;
n framför t blir — t.&#13;
— Hårda vocaler följa (in i orden efter hårda och veka efter veka. Dock är dna lag ej fullt bestd i Sam. I sht. är acc. plägar dess sista cons. bl. hård.&#13;
&#13;
Ett oaccentueradt ö blir y, t.ex. ö́g, mössa, ygép, min mössa, ögöli, eder mössa&#13;
&#13;
Ett oaccentueradt e blir ä, (se suffixa)&#13;
&#13;
nd till nds (efter l, n) t. keldš för kelnd, se suffixa&#13;
&#13;
nj till ji, se suff. i Plur.&#13;
&#13;
Obs. Pu l. puo, träd, år&#13;
Py l. pyö, sten&#13;
&#13;
ts (ц) finnes ej, dföre öfvergår th till s (ss), t.ex. mathe l. masé (-sse?)&#13;
Čumal, ostjakisk. Čuma še, Ostj. språk Obs. l framför hväsljud [kan] bortfalla&#13;
(Čumal and, holak, kala, k͔up l. gup, -l lêr, mat, wat, nedek, pöu, še, čö, top)&#13;
&#13;
c (ц) förek. i stf. [dš→] č ofvanom Narym, t.ex. acap för adšap, orcap för örčap&#13;
&#13;
ds (dz) förek. ofta i Nm&#13;
kh = x&#13;
gh = ǥ&#13;
ph = f&#13;
&#13;
Húurup Pl. huurút&#13;
&#13;
Det oaccent. ê ant. ofta ljudet af föreg. lga vocal, t.ex. hookê|ornak, ползалъ&#13;
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Háadšap, окусилъ&#13;
Hăčéjap &amp; Hačedšap&#13;
Obs. Acc. åstadk. 1o) förkortning af föreg. vocal 2) förstärkning af stf. första voc.&#13;
Haakuap l. aakuap, отвѣдалъ&#13;
Heptap l. ê̄ptap,&#13;
Haaru l. áru, [šede→] šed aaru, 20&#13;
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	Anmärkningar&#13;
Kup, mska Kun-wac, mskokött&#13;
Hwajêk [→ Hwa], god &#13;
Twe, näfver&#13;
Šiš (dš, ж), уголъ, -дж-&#13;
Kap, blod kamkalk, blodlös&#13;
Nop, Gud Nomgalk&#13;
K͔ô, öra. ô slutet&#13;
K͔ômb, våg ô-&#13;
Kwedžer, полозъ dž&#13;
Kwe, björk&#13;
Nun mat, kyrka&#13;
Tweg (-k), gås&#13;
Obs. Tenues i slutet ligga midt emellan tenues och media. Ofta höres emellan dem en vocal i slutet som mildrar uttalet&#13;
Čuehek, тонкий Čuheka jyn&#13;
Ydemnak, опоздалъ Ydeblage&#13;
Paup, min knif, af page&#13;
Čwé, сосна&#13;
Šj|i, šj|ierhap, påkläda&#13;
Obs. I allm. äro tenues wekare än i andra språk. Likaså hväsljuden, hföre š ofta ljuder nära ž, ds sås. dž, č som ǯ etc. &#13;
Orp, styrka — Orful, stark&#13;
Tyou, lärkträd&#13;
Regeln för hårda och veka iaktages icke.&#13;
Fut. -lébe l. -léf, -lage l. -lah&#13;
Andáp, хвалю (-hap), Andak, хвастаю (-hak)&#13;
Obs. o ant. ett förslag u, t.ex. hoi l. huoi, горло&#13;
Obs. Verb. Tahhap — Tagešpap. Takt! Takku etc.&#13;
Obs. Ma[l?]-par&#13;
Obs. Ket, flod af kî, t.ex. ket-par&#13;
R börjar ej ord&#13;
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Aldšek, палъ Pik-eldšek, повернулся&#13;
Iluhe, возмемъ (послѣ)&#13;
Ilut, возмёмъ (теперь)&#13;
ih l. ihand, han tog, взялъ&#13;
Tafé, eg. taphé, med honom&#13;
Pagî, knif. Paup, min k.&#13;
Gop [→ Kop], mska = Gom [→ Kom] (haf guu [→ kuu]&#13;
Nief, тытка, Niehop&#13;
	Obs. h i slutet blir f&#13;
Obs. k͔ guttural [samkar?] alltid efterföljande vocal&#13;
Pulb, böld&#13;
Coš, сало S. čošm&#13;
Pöu, [böld→] ‹чрѣй?›, l. köu, мозгъ&#13;
Ormbak, växa Part.Fut. orfa&#13;
	Orwešpap.&#13;
Amdak, сижу. Omdeldšak&#13;
mb till mm l. m&#13;
Au, moder (Ewep, amba)&#13;
p och m&#13;
u[?] och k&#13;
k och ng&#13;
tn, till nn&#13;
Amnak, afak, ablebe&#13;
Okermú čîndša, en droppe&#13;
Cua|ehek, cuheka&#13;
Humek, тихо, huoma&#13;
m i slutet af ord förbytes alltid till p.&#13;
Logadehe, ctr. -dé&#13;
Konnad[sic] för kondand&#13;
Timmand för timband&#13;
Orblage för [ormblage→] ormlage&#13;
Ablebe för amlebe&#13;
āmdak, сидѣлъ = Omdak&#13;
	Omdeldšak, посадилъ&#13;
Au, moder, Áau, en annan. Obs. accentlösa och oaccentuerade ord&#13;
Obs.&#13;
— Ett kort oaccentueradt e blir äfven i början af ord ê eller ä (se Lex.)&#13;
— ett oacc. i blir î, ett kort u blir gerna o, ett kort y blir ö&#13;
— Húoma, lugn, Humék&#13;
— Húomadšéšpa, т. стало&#13;
— Hîr, kor = hî́r (?i)&#13;
Híra-po&#13;
— Hilealdšap, сломалъ, hiljuan, сломался&#13;
*Nm antager ofta c (ts) för č, ds l. s för dš&#13;
Obs. ds ljuder wekt ungefär sås. dz.&#13;
Nm. eger äfven č, t.ex. koč&#13;
— [Hačap →] Háadšap, окусилъ&#13;
	Hăčéjap l. Hăčédšap&#13;
Nb. 1. aa till a&#13;
	2. dš till č&#13;
	3. acc. på andra stafvelsen&#13;
— Haarap, привѣзалъ, Hărnap, för position&#13;
— Káa’i, морозъ. Om acc. faller på diphtongens första vocal, afsöndras den från efterfölj.&#13;
— Kuunák l. kunák, убѣжалъ&#13;
— En accent. st. i slutet af ord ljuder ej såsom lång, och accenten märkes ej derå t.ex. kulé, košár, etc.&#13;
— Kuak, kumbak, kuubal, död&#13;
— Koóak, богатѣлъ&#13;
— Nj.&#13;
Obs. Nuu, ögonhår (ej nŏ)&#13;
— nm efterf. hdra&#13;
— Peap, peagassap&#13;
	ea, ie etc.&#13;
— Pii, natt pem. Ett långt accent. i bl. e&#13;
Pĭ, осина, pim&#13;
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Kalmerubal&#13;
Kalmerumba, ясно&#13;
[Warx→] Warǥ, stor. Warga pagî, stor knif, Warga gup, stor mska&#13;
Wargaek, великий. Kehek wargaek, очень великий, Keheng aha wargaek, не очень великий&#13;
Oormbak, выросъ (Mat ormbak, я выросъ), Fut. Orblage&#13;
	Orwéšpak, росту, -pahak, Imp. Orwéspa͑k!&#13;
Ormdšap (nu), Ormdšahap Praet., выростилъ (förut)&#13;
Ormdšlebe l. Ormdšlef, uppfostra, låta wäxa, вырощу&#13;
Ormdšešpap, рощу (låta växa)&#13;
Ark, другий, иный, чужий&#13;
Ai, опять, ещё&#13;
Kundákta|e, далеко Dat. = подальше, далеконко&#13;
Kundákan, далёко Locat. Abl.&#13;
Úgot, прежде&#13;
Tak (-ng), прочь&#13;
Kuenak, уйди&#13;
Tök, приди&#13;
Ti, сюда&#13;
Koška, худо, Koškájek&#13;
Koškadal, худий&#13;
Apta|ε, вонъ, lukt (god eller dålig)&#13;
Aptík, душный&#13;
Témba, rutten, Teb[i?]k, воняаетъ&#13;
Apteheak, воняю, luktar (wäl) Hwa[l?]. l. illa) 3.p. -hek&#13;
Hwájek, god F. hywä&#13;
Wač, kött, kropp. Kun-wač, msko-kropp&#13;
Ör, жиръ, fiskflott&#13;
Kabramba, жирно (Kabrabal, fet)&#13;
Čoš, talg, скотское сало&#13;
Kabrambak, жирный сталъ (förut) = Kabrak&#13;
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Čandal, våt&#13;
Čandájek, мокро (все)&#13;
Čandakpa, (одно) мокро&#13;
Čandal, мокрый. Candal porga, wåt klädnad&#13;
Wadšebek, är rå 3 pers&#13;
Wadšebel, rå&#13;
Amdak, сижу, 3 amna͑nd&#13;
Amdahak, сидѣлъ&#13;
Amdedšak, посидѣлъ (litet), -elage&#13;
Omdeldšahap, посадилъ = Omdeldšap (nu) Omdeldšelebe l. omdeldšelef&#13;
Tob(a|ε), fot&#13;
Kodša, мѣшокъ&#13;
Adán, видно&#13;
Ádek, видный&#13;
Adák, я виденъ 3 áde|ak&#13;
Adeldšahap, показалъ (-p -лъ)&#13;
	Adeldšlebe l. -dšelef&#13;
K͔êrhap, дралъ, flå Kerlebe I Keréda, -e&#13;
	Kerešpap&#13;
Wač, v.s.&#13;
Auarhák, ѣлъ Imp. Auarlend!&#13;
Amnak, сѣлъ F. ablebe&#13;
Afak, сѣлъ, ablak l. ableb (-f), сѣмъ &#13;
Kai, что&#13;
Kaimnaj|aha, ничего Kainai canga, ничего нету&#13;
Kael, какий Kael gup&#13;
[Njuč→] Njudš, gräs&#13;
Njefa [→ Njef], тытка&#13;
Njemdák (-hak), сосу (njefa njemdák) Obs. char. -da&#13;
	Njefap, сосалъ F. Nieblak, -bleb (-f)&#13;
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	Imp. Njemd!&#13;
Njujik, сладко&#13;
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And, båt&#13;
Adeldšák, ожидаю&#13;
	Adeldšahák, ждалъ&#13;
	I. Adelǯek&#13;
	Inf. Adelǯegú&#13;
[Koldšamék, я долженъ → —]&#13;
Ék, есть&#13;
Čangu, нѣтъ&#13;
Koldša, долгъ&#13;
[Koldšáhap→] Koldšáhhap, одолжилъ, låna, Koldšaglebe -жу, Imp. Koldšaglend, Inf. Koldšangu&#13;
Koldšačak, -čalage, [одолжусь →] -жился?&#13;
Koldšamek, я долженъ, Praet. Koldšaméh (1p)&#13;
Koldšahul-gup&#13;
Čöndel mo, поясница&#13;
To, прочь&#13;
Albe, на сторону&#13;
[Pelek→] Pälek, -a, сторона — Ark pelek&#13;
Pojel, kalym&#13;
Yčedše, [молодый →] gosse&#13;
[Nedék→] Nädék, дѣвка&#13;
Keba, ung&#13;
Udšak, роботаю F. udšelage. Udsahak, -лъ, Imp. Údšek, p. Udšgu&#13;
	Udšešpak, arbeta litet&#13;
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