-ucid

Lushootseed

Etymology

From Proto-Salish *cin (“mouth”).

Pronunciation
  • IPA(key): /ˈu.tsid/

Suffix

-ucid

  1. body of water (to be crossed); river
  2. mouth
    Synonym: -ʔaɬdəɬ
  3. language
  4. doorway; opening in general
    Synonym: -y-ax̌ad
  5. eat

Derived terms
  • -ay-ucid
  • c̓u(h)ayucid
  • diʔayucid
  • diʔucid
  • dxʷlilayucid
  • dxʷləšucid
  • dxʷt̕aq̓túcid
  • dxʷʔəƛ̕ucid
  • dᶻixʷucid
  • dᶻəhayucid
  • dᶻəlucid
  • gʷəx̌ʷucid
  • huyucid
  • lilayucid
  • lək̓ʷucid
  • ləliʔucid
  • ləšucid
  • pastəducid
  • qəp̓ucid
  • qʷidayucid
  • sgʷədayucid
  • stuləgʷabšucid
  • sčəgʷucid
  • sʔilucid
  • sɬadəyʔlucidbid
  • tədᶻucid
  • təqucid
  • x̌ic̓ilayucid
  • x̌k̓ʷucid
  • x̌qəp̓ucid
  • čəgʷayucid
  • šaw̓ayucid
  • ʔuq̓ʷucidəb

References

Dawn Bates, Thom Hess, Vi taqʷšəblu Hilbert (1994) Dawn Bates, editor, Lushootseed Dictionary, University of Washington Press, →ISBN, page 243

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