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Chinook jargon
naika
personal pronoun
This is a standard term used to refer to the person speaking. It is a variant spelling used for the first person singular.

“Naika chako.”

I am coming.

Also means
  1. I; first person singular pronoun
  2. I

Source: Wikidata lexemes (CC0-1.0), adapted.

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Chinook jargon
puk[pook]Appears in an example
noun
book, paper, letter

“naika t'səm ukuk puk.”

I write in that book.

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Chinook jargon
sik[SEEK]Appears in an example
adjective
sick, ill, hurting

“Naika sik alta.”

I am sick now.

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Chinook jargon
makuk[MAH-kook]Appears in an example
verb
to buy; to trade; to sell

“naika tikeh makuk ukuk.”

I want to buy this.

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