Cherokee Nouns - Plurals.

Forming Basic Plurals In Cherokee

Example Nouns - Animate

asgaya (a man) anisgaya (men)

yvwi (a person) aniyvwi (people)

tsalagi (a Cherokee) anitsalagi (Cherokees)

udutsi (an uncle) tsudutsi (uncles)

udo (an opposite sex sibling) judo (opposite sex siblings)

ayotli (a child) diniyotli (children)


Example Nouns - Inanimate

talutsa (a basket) ditalutsa (baskets)

adidodi (a spoon) dididodi (spoons)

aliyo (a sock) diliyo (socks)

alasulo (a shoe) dilasulo (shoes)

ahuli (a drum) dihuli (drums)

ulisuwida (a color) tsulisuwida (colors)

uhnawo (a shirt) tsuhnawo (shirts)

uwetsi (an egg) tsuwetsi (eggs)

ugaloga (a leaf) tsugaloga (leaves)

ugidatli (a feather) tsugidatli (feathers)


Example Nouns - Non-possesive

udanehv'i (a puddle) dudanehv'i (puddles)

uhnadulv'i (an island) duhnadulv'i (islands)

unvdalv'i (a mountain) dunvdalv'i (mountains)

adananv'i (a store) dadananv'i (stores)

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