Click on the Timucua words to hear them.
| aye | tree/wood |
| aya | forest |
| asile | leaf |
| chio | flower |
| echeca | straw/grass |
| yobo | stone |
| yapi | palmetto |
| yapicolo | palmetto frond |
| qisa | dirt |
| pile | field |
| baninoco | rainbow |
| huquino | rain |
| licofaye | fog |
| moca | sea |
| ibi | river |
| uti | land |
| aqe | air |
| ela | sun |
| atulu | ray of sun/arrow |
| acu | moon |
| chubobo | star |
| milico | lightning |
| hocha/yalu/machaba | swamp |
| chua | hole |
| uti chua | cave |
Using the chart above, the previous lessons, and the Timucua webonary (https://www.webonary.org/timucua/) see if you can translate the following invented sentences:
- Elama equelareqe tocola.
The sun comes out every day.
- Acumate chubobocaremate isabola.
The moon and the stars are beautiful.
- Anoreqe yapicolo tuma polohabela.
Each person will weave ten palm fronds.
- Utichua oyoma hitileta hibuatela
A demon lives in the cave.
- Pile teracocoma nahitela
The field is very good.
Lit. The very good field exists.
- Gatoma cuyu hebila.
The cat ate the fish.
- Salobama chiocarema piabila.
The bee smelled the flowers.
- Yobo yachebamichu tipopilitela.
That previously mentioned huge stone is rolling around.
- Elamate acumate chubobocaremate mocamate anomate aqemate hachibueno eyomate chitaco arecobi?
Who made the sun, moon, stars, sea, people, air, and other things?