Senjecas - American Sayings

Pronunciation table

peműko (labial)								riisűko (dental)								muitűko (alveolar)								vainűko (palatal)							ṡ̨uuše̋nos (vowels with प)								nı̋þo ṡ̨uuše̋nos (weak vowels)
p	b	f	v	m̃	m			t	d	þ	ð	ɫ	l			ṡ	ż	s	z	r	n			k	g	x	ƣ	h	ȝ			š	s̨			i	e	a	ɔ	o	u			ĭ	ĕ	ŭ
प	ब	फ	भ	म़	म			त	द	थ	ध	ल़	ल			च	ज	स	स़	र	न			क	ग	क़	ग़	ह	य			स्व	स्य			इ ई पि पी	ए एै पे पै	अ आ प पा	ऒ ॵ पॊ पॏ	ओ औ पो पौ	उ ऊ पु पू			पं	पऺ	पॅ
/p/	/b/	/ɸ/	/β/	/m̥/	/m/			/t/	/d/	/θ/	/ð/	/l̥/	/l/			/ʦ/	/ʣ/	/s/	/z/	/ɾ̥/	/n/			/k/	/g/	/ç/	/ʝ/	/j̊/	/j/			/sʷ/	/sʲ/			/i/	/e/	/ä/	/ɒ/	/o/	/u/			/ɪ/	/ɛ/	/ʊ/

Glossing abbreviations

1s/p = 1st person singular/plural	ABL = ablative suffix	COL = collective	F = feminine	INT = intensive prefix	PRV = privative prefix	SUP = supine
2s/p = 2nd person singular/plural	ABS = absolutive (an unmarked modifying adjective)	DES = desiderative	FRQ = frequentative	LAT = lative suffix	PST = past	TRZ = transitivizer
3 = 3rd person	ADV = adverb	DIM = diminutive	FUT = future	LOC = locative suffix	REV = reversive	VOC = vocative particle
A(.s/p) = accusative (singular/plural)	AG = agent	ELIS = elision	IMP = imperative	M = masculine	Q = interrogative particle	YNG = young
G(.s/p) = genitive (singular/plural)	AP = agent (active) participle	ELT = elative	INC = inchoative	OCC = occupation suffix	QUOT = direct quotation
N(.s/p) = nominative (singular/plural)	AUG = augmentative	EP = epenthesis	IND = indicative	PP = patient (past) participle	RPR = recent perfective
V(.s/p) = vocative (singular/plural)	CAUS = causative	EQU = equative degree	INS = instrument	PRF = perfect	SBJ = subjunctive

Sayings

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• Devanāgari Text
• Senjecas Translation

Gloss

• The best way to predict your future is to create it. - Abraham Lincoln
• तु-न्यौ॓फ्तम् म़आ॓तु तआ॔द भंभ॓द मौ॓द ए॔यम् भआ॓नु ए॓स॥
• tu-n̨őőftam m̃a̋a̋tu tááda vĭva̋da mőőda éȝam va̋a̋nu e̋sa⁝

tu=n̨őőft-am	m̃a̋a̋t-u	tááda	vĭ~va̋a̋da-Ø	mőőd-a	éȝ-am	va̋a̋n-u	e̋s-a
your=future-A.s	predict-SUP	in.order.to	EL~good-ABS	way-N.s	3-A.s	create-SUP	be-IND

• If you wish to bake an apple pie from scratch, you must first invent the universe. - Carl Sagan
• ए॔बि तु तोध्र॓स् अ॔फ अबे॔ल्भौग़्को॓दोम् भौ॓ग़ु ल़ेले॓य। तोअ॔रि ओर्मोथ्तोम् नै॓रु उ-के॓ल॥
• ébi tu toðra̋s áfa abélvooƣkőðom vőőgu ɫele̋ȝa. toári ormőþtom ne̋e̋ru u-ke̋la⁝

ébi	t-u	toðr-a̋s	áfa	abél-vooƣkőð-om	vőőg-u	ɫel-e̋ȝa	toári	t-u	þúnt-u	ormőþt-om	ne̋e̋r-u	u=ke̋l-a
if	2s-N	start-G.s	from	apple-pie-A.s	bake-SUP	wish-SBJ	then	2s-N	first-ADV	universe-A.s	invent-SUP	FUT=have.to-IND

• Those that deny freedom to others, deserve it not for themselves. - Abraham Lincoln
• अनु॔म् ओ स्वै॓तम् न॓भन्तुस् एयु-मिउ॓म् ए॔र ए॔यम् क॓क़ ने॥
• anúm o še̋e̋vtam na̋vantus eȝu-miűm éra éȝam ka̋xa ne⁝

an-úm	o	še̋e̋vt-am	na̋v-a-nt-us	eȝu=mi-űm	éra	éȝ-am	ka̋x-a	ne
other-G.p	to	freedom-A.s	deny-IND-AP-N.p	their=self-G.p	for	3-A.s	deserve-IND	not

• Absolute power does not corrupt absolutely, absolute power attracts the corruptible. - Frank Herbert
• क़ोफ म़॓क क़ो॔फ्भि क्व॓त ने॥ क़ो॓फ म़॓क क्व॓त्युम् क़ै॓ल॥
• xőfa m̃a̋ka xófvi k̬a̋ta ne: xőfa m̃a̋ka k̬a̋t̨um xe̋e̋la⁝

xőfa-Ø	m̃a̋k-a	xóf=vi	k̬a̋t-a	ne	xőfa-Ø	m̃a̋k-a	k̬a̋t̨-un	xe̋e̋l-a
absolute-ABS	power-N.s	absolute=ADV	corrupt-IND	not	absolute-ABS	power-N.s	corruptible-A.p	attract-IND

• Numbers and equations are signs that mark the music of the spheres. – Nikola Tesla
• लु॓कोस्क्वे पर्कआ॓थ्रस्क्वे ने॓उओस्–त॔ओस् गेलो॓म् कु॓मोम् तु॓स–ए॓स ॥
• lűkosk̬e parka̋a̋þrask̬e ne̋uos—táos gelőm kűmom tűsa—e̋sa⁝

lűk-os=k̬e	par.ka̋a̋þr-as=k̬e	ne̋u-os	tá-os	gel-őm	kűm-om	tűs-a	e̋s-a
number-N.p=and	equal.assertion-N.p=and	sign-N.p	which-N.p	sphere-G.p	music-A.s	mark-IND	be-IND

• Those who mind don't matter; those who matter don't mind. - Bernard M. Baruch
• थौसचन्तुस् भि॓न ने। भि॓नन्तुस् थौसआ॓च ने॥
• þoosa̋ṡantus vı̋na ne. vı̋nantus þoosa̋ṡa ne⁝

þoos-a̋ṡ-a-nt-us	vı̋n-a	ne	vı̋n-a-nt-us	þoos-a̋ṡ-a	ne
against-move-IND-AP-N.p	be.important-IND	not	be.important-IND-AP-N.p	against-move-IND	not

• People who wonder whether the glass is half-full or half-empty miss the point. The glass is refillable. - Simon Sinek
• ते॓लन्तुस्–ओ॔पि गि॓न्दो फेल्पै॓लोम़॓ फेल्म़आ॓म़्ऽ एसे॓य–सै॓इधोम् लो॓क॥ गि॓न्दो म़ेर्पै॓लथो इ॓लु म॓ग़॥
• te̋lantus—ópi gı̋ndo felpe̋e̋lom̃e felm̃a̋a̋nom̃' ese̋ȝa—se̋e̋iðom lőka: gı̋ndo m̃erpe̋e̋laþo ı̋lu ma̋ƣa⁝

te̋l-a-nt-us	ópi	gı̋nd-o	fel.pe̋e̋l-o=m̃e	fel.m̃a̋a̋n-o=m̃='	es-e̋ȝa	se̋e̋ið-om	lők-a	gı̋nd-o	m̃er.pe̋e̋l-a-þ-o	ı̋l-u	ma̋ƣ-a
wonder-IND-AP-N.p	whether	cup-N.s	half.full-N.s=or	half.empty-N.s=or=ELIS	be-SBJ	target-A.s	miss-IND	cup	re.fill-IND-PP-N.s	become-SUP	be.able-IND

• The best portion of a good man’s life is his little nameless, unencumbered acts of kindness and of love. - Wordsworth
• म़ीरु॓स् ग्वीत॓स् भंभाढे ने॓मो फस्त॓स्क्वे म़ेन्र॓स्क्वे फंफै॓तो भोनो एयु-भि॓भ्कोस् ए॓स॥
• m̃iirűs ǧiita̋s vĭva̋a̋do ne̋mo fasta̋sk̬e m̃enra̋sk̬e fĭfe̋e̋to vőno eȝu-vı̋vkos e̋sa⁝

m̃iir-űs	ǧiit-a̋s	vĭ~va̋a̋do-Ø	ne̋m-o	fast-a̋s=k̬e	m̃enr-a̋s=k̬e	fĭ=fe̋e̋to-Ø	v=őno-Ø	eȝu=vı̋v=k-os	es-a
man-G.s	life-G.s	EL~good-ABS	portion-N.s	kindness-G.s=and	love-G.s=and	PRV=name-ABS	PRV=burden-ABS	his=act-DIM-N.p	be-IND

• When we do the best we can, we never know what miracle is wrought in our life or the life of another. - Helen Keller
• मे॓तु म़ुस भंभआ॓दोम्–य कि॓उ म॓ग़–कि॓अ। म़ु-ग्वीत॓स्म़े अनु॓स् ग्वीत॓स्म़े ए॔न त॔ओ के॓उदोम् कि॓अथो इ॓लु सआ॓र नेतेनु॥
• métu m̃us vĭva̋a̋dom—ȝa kı̋u ma̋ƣa—kı̋a. m̃u-ǧiita̋sm̃e anús ǧiita̋sm̃e éna táo ke̋udom kı̋aþo ı̋lu sa̋a̋ra neténu⁝

métu	m̃-us	vĭ~va̋a̋d-om	ȝa	kı̋-u	ma̋ƣ-a	kı̋-a	m̃u=ǧiit-a̋s=m̃e	an-ús	ǧiit-a̋s=m̃e	éna	táo-Ø	ke̋ud-om	kı̋-a-þ-om	ı̋l-u	sa̋a̋r-a	neténu
when	1-N.p	EL~good-A.s	that	do-SUP	be.able-IND	do-IND	our=life-G.s=or	other-G.s	life-G.s=or	in	what-ABS	miracle-A.s	work-IND-PP-A.s	become-SUP	know-IND	never

• You have brains in your head. You have feet in your shoes. You can steer yourselve any direction you choose. - Dr. Seuss
• तु-नीमो॓स् ए॔न त्वि॓नो तु॔स् ओ ए॓स। तु-था॓बोम् ए॔न पे॓दोस् तु॔स् ओ ए॓स। तु क्वे॓न चआ॓स्रम् दो ० त॔ओम् ओ॓प ० न्यनु म॓ग़॥
• tu-niimős éna t̬ı̋no tús o e̋sa: tu-þaabőm éna pe̋dos tús o e̋sa: tu k̬e̋na ṡa̋a̋sram do—táom őpa—n̨a̋nu ma̋ƣa⁝

tu-niim-ős	éna	t̬ı̋n-o	t-ús	o	e̋s-a	tu=þaab-őm	éna	pe̋d-os	t-ús	o	e̋s-a	t-u	k̬e̋na-Ø	ṡa̋a̋sr-am	do	tá-om	őp-a	n̨a̋n-u	ma̋ƣ-a
your-head-G.s	in	brain-N.s	2s-G	to	be-IND	your=shoe-G.p	in	foot-N.p	you-G.s	to	be-IND	2s-N	any-ABS	direction-A.s	to	which-A.s	choose-IND	steer-SUP	be.able-IND

• The two most important days in your life are the day you are born and the day you find out why. - Mark Twain
• तु-ग्वीत॓स् ए॔न द्वो॓ भंभि॓न अ॓हस् तु-जेगो॓स् अ॓ह द–मे॔ति तु फु॓स्रम् दै॓स–अ॓ह ए॓स॥
• tu-ǧiita̋s éna d̬ő vĭvı̋na a̋has tu-żenős a̋ha da—méti tu fűsram de̋e̋sa—a̋ha e̋sa⁝

tu=ǧiit-a̋s	éna	d̬ő	vĭ~vı̋na-Ø	a̋h-as	tu=żen-ős	a̋h-a	da	méti	t-u	fűsr-am	de̋e̋s-a	a̋h-a	e̋s-a
your=birth-G.s	in	two	EL~important-ABS	day-N.p	your=birth-G.s	day-N.s	and	when	2s.N	reason-A.s	find.out-IND	day-N.s	be-IND

• I believe every human has a finite number of heartbeats. I don’t intend to waste any of mine. - Neil Armstrong
• मु स़्व॓र्मो गे॓होम् भि॓सु तल्योनु॓स् ओ ए॓सु न॓म॥ के॔नोम्–त मु॓स् ओ ए॓सु–ग़ौ॓सु पू॓त नॆ॥
• mu ža̋rmo ge̋hom vı̋su tal̨onűs o e̋su na̋ma: kénom—ta mús o e̋su—ƣőősu pűűta ne⁝

m-u	ža̋rmo-Ø	ge̋h-om	vı̋su-Ø	tal̨on-űs	o	e̋s-u	na̋m-a	k̬én-om	ta	m-ús	o	e̋s-u	ƣőős-u	pűűt-a	ne
1s-N	limited-ABS	number-A.s	every-ABS	human-G.s	to	be-SUP	believe-IND	any-A.s	which-A.s	1s-G	to	be-SUP	waste-SUP	intend-IND	not

• The environment is in us, not outside of us. The trees are our lungs, the rivers our bloodstream, and what you do to the environment, ultimately, you do to yourself. - Ian Somerhalder
• ग्वीआ॓रो म़ु॔म् ए॔न। ने म़ु॔म् ब। ए॓स॥ ह॓इसिस् म़ु-नो॓बोस् ए॓स॥ दआ॓एस् म़ु-षैग़्दआ॓एस् ए॓स॥ द तु नोम्–त॔ओम् तु ग्वीआ॓रोम् ओ कि॓अ–मु॔ग़्भि मिउ॔स् ओ कि॓अ॥
• ǧiia̋a̋ro m̃úm éna. ne m̃úm ba. e̋sa: ha̋isis m̃u-nőbos e̋sa: da̋a̋es m̃u-seeƣda̋a̋es e̋sa. da tu nom—táom tu ǧiia̋a̋rom o kı̋a—múƣvi miús o kı̋a⁝

ǧii.a̋a̋r-o	m̃-úm	éna	ne	m̃-úm	ba	e̋s-a	ha̋is-is	m̃u=nőb-os	e̋s-a	da̋a̋-es	m̃u=seeƣ.da̋a̋-es	e̋s-a
life.area-N.s	1p-G	in	not	1p-G	outside	be-IND	tree-N.p	our=lung-N.p	be-IND	river-N.p	our-blood.river-N.p	be-IND

da	t-u	n-om	tá-om	t-u	ǧii.a̋a̋r-om	o	kı̋-a	múƣ=vi	mi-ús	o	kı̋-a
and	2s-N	that-A.s	which-A.s	2s-N	life.area	to	do-IND	ultimate=ADV	self-G.s	to	do-IND

• The way I see it, if you want the rainbow, you gotta put up with the rain. - Dolly Parton
• ए॔पि मु ए॔योम् थु॓म। ए॔बि तु तुलि॓मोम् म़े॓च। तोअ॔रि सू॓मेम् ग्यो॓लु के॓ल॥
• épi mu éȝom þűma. ébi tu tulı̋mom m̃e̋ṡa. toári sűűmem ɠőlu ke̋la⁝

épi	m-u	éȝ-om	þűm-a	ébi	t-u	tulı̋m-om	m̃e̋ṡ-a	toári	sűűm-em	ɠől-u	ke̋l-a
as	1s-N	3-A.s	understand-IND	if	2s-N	rainbow-A.s	want-IND	then	rain-A.s	put.up.with-SUP	must-IND

• Time decides whom you meet in your life. Your heart decides whom you want in your life. And your behavior decides who stays in your life. - Ziad K. Abdelnour
• कै॓स रे॓क–त॔उम् तु ग्वीर॓स् ए॔नप॓न॥ तु-सु॓धो रे॓क–त॔उम् तु ग्वीर॓स् ए॔नम़े॓च॥ द तु-ति॓नर रे॓क–त॔उ ग्वीर॓स ए॔न ग्यआ॓ल॥
• ke̋e̋sa re̋ka—táum tu ǧiira̋s éna pa̋na: tu-sűðo re̋ka—táum tu ǧiira̋s éna m̃e̋ṡa: da tu-tı̋nra re̋ka—táu ǧiira̋s éna ɠa̋a̋la⁝

ke̋e̋s-a	re̋k-a	tá-um	t-u	ǧiir-a̋s	éna	pa̋n-a	tu=sűð-o	re̋k-a	tá-um	t-u	ǧiir-a̋s	éna	m̃e̋ṡ-a	da	tu=tı̋nr-a	re̋k-a	tá-u	ǧii-ra̋s	éna	ɠa̋a̋l-a
time-N.s	decide-IND	who-A.s	2s-N	life-G.s	in	meet-IND	your=heart-N.s	decide-IND	who-A.s	2s-N	life-G.s	in	want-IND	and	your=behavior-N.s	decide-IND	who-N.s	life-G.s	in	stay-IND

• The world will not be destroyed by those who do evil, but by those who watch them without doing anything. - Albert Einstein
• भ्वै॓तो ने ल़आक़किलु॓म् कि॔अ। दे ए॔युन् पोतन्तु॓म् कि॔अ–क़ु ने॔ओम् कि॔अ–ओ॓लथो उ-इ॓ल॥
• v̌e̋e̋to ne ɫaaxkilűm kía. de éȝun potantűm kía—xu néom kı̋a—őlaþo u-ı̋la⁝

v̌e̋e̋t-o	ne	ɫaax.ki-l-űm	kía	de	éȝ-un	pot-a-nt-űm	kía	x-u	né-om	kı̋-a	ől-a-þ-o	u=ı̋l-a
world-N.s	not	evil.do-AG-G.p	by	but	3-A.p	watch-IND-AP-G.p	by	who-N.s	nothing-A.s	do-IND	destroy-IND-PP-N.s	FUT=become-IND

• I hope I can be the autumn leaf, who looked at the sky and lived. And when it was time to leave, gracefully it knew life was a gift. - Dodinsky
• मु इफ्भ॓लो–त॔ओ नु॓मोम् ए-ज॓ब द ए-ग्वी॓अ–ए॓सु म॓ग़ु इ॓च॥ द–मे॔त भिदो॓र्द ए-ए॓स–ए॔यो ग्वी॓रम् दौ॓ओम् ए॓सु म॔ध्लऺभि ए-सआ॓र॥
• mu ifva̋lo—táo nűmom e-ża̋ba da e-ǧı̋ı̋a—e̋su ma̋ƣu ı̋ṡa: da—méta vidőrda e-e̋sa—éȝo ǧı̋ı̋ram dőőom e̋su máðlĕvi e-sa̋a̋ra⁝

m-u	if.va̋l-o	tá-o	nűm-om	e=ża̋b-a	da	e=ǧı̋ı̋-a	e̋s-u	ma̋ƣ-u	ı̋ṡ-a	da	méta	vid.őrd-a	e=e̋s-a	éȝ-o	ǧı̋ı̋r-am	dőő-om	e̋s-u	máðl-ĕ=vi	e=sa̋a̋r-a
1s-N	autumn.leaf-N.s	who-N.s	sky-A.s	PST=look.at-IND	and	PST=live-IND	be-SUP	be.able-SUP	hope-IND	and	when	leave.hour-N.s	PST=be-IND	3s-N	life-A.s	gift-A.s	be-SUP	graceful-EP-ADV	PST-know-IND

• Life isn't about waiting for the storm to pass. It's about learning to dance in the rain. - Vivian Green
• ग्वी॓र धूो॓स् नु॓क़ु मे॓नु से॔प ए॓स ने॥ सू॓मेम् ए॔न मे॓बु तु॓नु से॔प ए॓सॖ॥
• ǧı̋ı̋ra ðuuős nűxu me̋nu sépa e̋sa ne: sűűm̃em éna me̋bu tűnu sépa e̋sa⁝

ǧı̋ı̋r-a	ðuu-ős	nűx-u	me̋n-u	sépa	e̋s-a	ne	sűűm̃-em	éna	me̋b-u	tűn-u	sépa	e̋s-a
life-N.s	storm-G.s	pass-SUP	await-SUP	about	be-IND	not	rain-A.s	in	dance-SUP	learn-SUP	about	be-IND

• Fall has always been my favorite season, the time when everything bursts with its last beauty, as if nature had been saving up all year for the grand finale. - Lauren DeStefano
• इ॓प्ऽ अरु॓ल्म मु-यै॓र भिस्ते॓नु एए॓स॥ के॓स–ते॔नि भिसो मु॓ग एय-गोभ्त॓स् क़े॔म रे॓उग। फै॔रि दआ॓फ ओ॓र दि॓लमऺ मे॓जो मुगो॓स् फ॔र गौ॓लन्त ए-भॅभू॓अ॥
• ı̋p' arűlm̃a mu-ȝe̋e̋ra visténu ee̋sa.ke̋e̋sa‒téni víso műga eȝa-govta̋s xéma re̋uga. fééri da̋a̋fa őra dı̋lamĕ me̋żo mugős fára gőőlanta e-vŭvűűa:

ı̋p-'	arűlm̃a-Ø	mu=ȝe̋e̋r-a	visténu	e~e̋s-a	ke̋e̋s-a	téni	vís-o	műga-Ø	eȝa=govt-a̋s	xéma	re̋ug-a
fall=ELIS	favorite-ABS	my=season-N.s	always	PRF~be-IND	time-N.s	when	everything-N.s	last-ABS	its=beauty-G.s	with	burst-IND

fééri	da̋a̋f-a	őra-Ø	dı̋l-am=ĕ	me̋żo-Ø	mug-ős	fára	gőől-a-nt-a	e=vŭ~vűű-a
as.if	natur-e-N.s	all-ABS	year-A.s=EP	grand-ABS	finale-G.s	for	save-IND-AP-N.s	PST=PRF~be-IND

• All you really need is love, but a little chocolate now and then doesn't hurt. - Charlie Brown
• ओरो–त॔ओम् ते॔भु म़ै॔र्भि ई॓ग़–भ़े॓न्रए॓स। ए॔स्ति कमो क॔कम़े॓दो इ॔मुक्वे पो॔सुक्वे दे॓ब ने॥
• őro—táom tévu m̃éérvi ı̋ı̋ƣa—m̃e̋nra e̋sa. ésti ka̋a̋mo kákam̃e̋do ímuk̬e pósuk̬e de̋ba ne:

őr-o	tá-om	tév-u	m̃éér=vi	ı̋ı̋ƣ-a	m̃e̋nr-a	e̋s-a	ésti	ka̋a̋m-o	kákam̃.e̋d-o	ímu=k̬e	pósu=k̬e	de̋b-a	ne
all-N.s	that-A.s	one-N.s	real=ADV	need-IND	love-N.s	be-IND	but	bit-N.s	chocolate.food-N.s	now=and	then=and	hurt-IND	not

• I love spring anywhere, but if I could choose I would always greet it in a garden. - Ruth Stout
• मु क्वेन्भ॔इ के॓सम् म़े॓न। ए॔स्ति। ए॔बि ओ॓पु मग़े॓य। पआथो॓स् ए॔न भिस्ते॔नु ए॔यम् ग्वेरे॓य॥
• mu k̬envái ke̋sam m̃e̋na. ésti. ébi őpu maƣe̋ȝa. paaþős éna visténu éȝam ǧere̋ȝa:

m-u	k̬en.vái	ke̋s-am	m̃e̋n-a	ésti	ébi	őp-u	maƣ-e̋ȝa	paaþ-ős	éna	visténu	éȝ-am	ǧer-e̋ȝa
1s-N	any.where	spring-A.s	love-IND	but	if	choose-SUP	be.able-SBJ	garden-G.s	in	always	3-A.s	welcome-SBJ

• No winter lasts forever; no spring skips its turn. April is a promise that May is bound to keep. - Hal Borland
• ने॓अ कि॓ध भिस॔नु स्वे॓द॥ ने॓अ के॓स ए॓भ्रम् ह॓य॥ चआर्फ्य॓ग क्वे॓तो–त॔ओम् नन्फ्य॓ग तआ॓बु के॓ल–ए॓स॥
• ne̋a kı̋ða visánu še̋da: ne̋a ke̋sa e̋vram ha̋ȝa: ṡaarf̨a̋ga k̬e̋to—táom nanf̨a̋ga ta̋a̋bu ke̋la—e̋sa:

ne̋a-Ø	kı̋ð-a	visánu	še̋d-a	ne̋a-Ø	ke̋s-a	e̋vr-am	ha̋ȝ-a	ṡaar.f̨a̋g-a	k̬e̋t-o	tá-om	nan.f̨a̋g-a	ta̋a̋b-u	ke̋l-a	e̋s-a
no-ABS	winter-N.s	forever	last-IND	no-ABS	spring-N.s	turn-A.s	lose-IND	antler.grow.month-N.s	promise-N.s	which-A.s	bloom.month-N.s	obey-SUP	must-IND	be-IND

• If someone has never walked in your shoes, don't let him tell you how to tie the laces.
• ए॓बि ते॓भु तु-थआबो॔म् ए॓न नऺने॔द नेते॓नु। तोअ॔रु तु॓स् ओ मौ॓दि चि॓गोन् तु॔कु तै॔उ ए॓युम् हेने॓य मै॥
• ébi tévu tu-þaabőm éna nĭne̋ða neténu. toáru tús o móódi ṡı̋gon tűku te̋e̋u éȝum hene̋ȝa mee:

ébi	tév-u	tu=þaab-őm	éna	nĭ~ne̋ð-a	neténu	toáru	t-ús	o	móódi	ṡı̋g-on	tűk-u	te̋e̋-u	éȝ-um	hen-e̋ȝa	mee
if	someone-N.s	your=shoe-G.p	in	PRF~walk-IND	never	then	2s-G	to	how	lace-A.p	tie-SUP	tell-SUP	3-A.s	let-SBJ	not

• You keep using that word. I do not think it means what you think it means.
• तु ओ-स॓म़ोम् नेउदे॓ल॥ मु–य ए॔यो नो–त॔ओम् तु–य ए॔यो फु॓ल–न॓म–फु॓ल–न॓म ने॥
• tu o-sa̋m̃om neude̋la: mu—ȝa éȝo no—táom tu—ȝa éȝo fűɫa—na̋ma—fűɫa—na̋ma ne:

t-u	o=sa̋m̃-om	neud-e̋l-a	m-u	ȝa	éȝ-o	n-o	tá-om	t-u	ȝa	éȝ-o	fűɫ-a	na̋m-a	fűɫ-a	na̋m-a	ne
2s.N	that=word-A.s	use-FRQ-IND	1s-N	that	3.s-N	that-N.s	which-A.s	2s-N	that	3s-N	mean-IND	think-IND	mean-IND	think-IND	not

• I cannot endure to waste anything as precious as autumn sunshine by staying in the house, So I spend almost all they daylight hours in the open air. - Nathaniel Hawthorne
• मु म़ैसो॓स् ए॔न ग्यआ॓लु मौ॔द क्वे॔नोम् ए॔पि अ॓रो ए॔पि इ॓पो सूल्फ्यो॓थोम् ग़ौ॓सु पै॓उ फै॓अ॥ स॔रु आ॓रो गआलो॓स् ए॔न जो॔कु अह्फ्योथो॓स् ओ॓र आ॓र्दन् कै॓स॥
• mu m̃eesős éna ɠa̋a̋lu móóda k̬énom épi a̋ro épi ı̋po suulf̨őþom ƣőősu pe̋e̋u fe̋e̋a. sáru a̋a̋ro gaalős éna żóku ahf̨oþős őra őrdan ke̋e̋sa:

m-u	m̃ees-ős	éna	ɠa̋a̋l-u	móóda	k̬én-om	épi	a̋ro-Ø	épi	ı̋po-Ø	suul.f̨őþ-om	ƣőős-u	pe̋e̋-u	fe̋e̋-a
1s-N	house-G.s	in	stay-SUP	by	anything-A.s	as	precious-ABS	as	autumn-ABS	sun.light-A.s	waste-SUP	endure-SUP	be.unable-IND

sáru	a̋a̋ro-Ø	gaal-ős	éna	żóku	ah.f̨oþ-ős	őra-Ø	őrd-an	ke̋e̋s-a
so	open-ABS	air-G.s	in	almost	day.light-G.s	all-ABS	hour-A.p	spend-IND

• Summer ends and autumn comes, and he who would have it otherwise would have high tide always and a full moon every night. - Hal Borland
• कू॓र मु॓ग। द इ॓प तो॓प द ए॔यु—त॔उ अ॔न्भि ए॔योम् उदे॓य—भिस्ते॔नु मेजु॓न्तेम्क्वे भि॓स लआत॓स् ब्यआ॓गेम् उदे॓य॥
• kűűra műga. da ı̋pa tőpa. da éȝu—táu ánvi éȝom uðe̋ȝa—visténu meżűntemk̬e vı̋sa laata̋s b̨a̋a̋gem uðe̋ȝa:

kűűr-a	műg-a	da	ı̋p-a	tőp-a	da	éȝ-u	tá-u	án=vi	éȝ-om	uð-e̋ȝa	visténu	meż.űnt-em=k̬e	vı̋sa-Ø	laat-a̋s	b̨a̋a̋g-em	uð-e̋ȝa
summer-N.s	end-IND	and	autumn-N.s	arrive-IND	and	3s-N	who-N.s	other=ADV	3-A.s	have-SBJ	always	great.tide-A.=and	every-ABS	night-G.s	full.moon-A.s	have-SBJ

• The heat of autumn is different from the heat of summer. One ripens apples, the other turns them to cider. - Jane Hirshfield
• इफती॓थो कऊर्तीथो॓ऽ सो॔म गो॓यो ए॓स॥ सो अबे॓लिनॅ निक़ि॓द। नो अ॔बेल्है॓लोन् ए॔योन् उ॓ल॥
• iftı̋ı̋þo kuurtiiþő' sóma gőȝo e̋sa: so abe̋linĕ nixı̋d̨a. no ábelhe̋e̋lon éȝon űla:

if.tı̋ı̋þ-o	kuur.tiiþ-ő-'	sóma	gőȝ-o	e̋s-a	s-o	abe̋l-in-ĕ	nix-ı̋d̨-a	n-o	ábel.he̋e̋l-on	éȝ-on	űl-a
autumn.hear-N.s	late.summer.hear-G.s-ELIS	from	different-N.s	be-IND	this-N.s	apple-A.p-EPEN	ripe-TRZ-IND	that-N.s	apple.cider-A.p	3-A.p	turn.into-IND

• Anyone who thinks fallen leaves are dead has never watched them dancing on a windy day. - Shira Tamir
• क्वे॔नु—त॔उ फौ॓लथो भ॓लोनऺ ने॓चोन् ए॓सु न॓म—म़ै॓ऽ अह॓स् मे॓बन्तो ए॔योन् गंगे॓थ नेते॔नु॥
• k̬énu—táu főőlaþo va̋lonĕ ne̋ṡon e̋su na̋ma—m̃e̋e̋' aha̋s me̋banto éȝon gĭge̋þa neténu:

k̬én-u	tá-u	főől-a-þo-Ø	va̋l-on-ĕ	ne̋ṡ-on	e̋s-u	na̋m-a	m̃e̋e̋-'	ah-a̋s	me̋b-a-nto-Ø	éȝ-on	gĭ~ge̋þ-a	neténu
anyone-N.s	who-N.s	fall-IND-PP-ABS	leaf-A.p-EPEN	dead-A.p	be-SUP	think-IND	windy-ELIS	day-G.s	dance-IND-AP-ABS	3-A.p	PRF~watch-IND	never

• Why are leaves green all summer and only beautiful colors when they die?
• Maybe, after their work is done, they get one last wish to be what they really wanted to be. - Real Life Adventures cartoon
• भ॓लोस् ओ॓र लै॓तम् ध॓लोस् क़॔रु ए॓स द गोभ्तै॓रोऽ सौ॔लभि—ते॔नि ने॓स॥ म॔ग़्भि। एय-दआरो॓स् थु॓कथोस् इलथो॓स्। थु॓न् मु॓गो ल़ै॓लोम् ते॓क। ए॓सु नो—त॔ओ ए॓सु म़ै॔रभि ए-म़े॓च॥
• va̋los őra le̋e̋tam ða̋los xáru e̋sa da govte̋e̋r̈o' sóólvi—téni ne̋ṡa: máƣvi. eȝa-daarős þűkaþos ilaþős. þűn műgo ɫe̋e̋lom te̋ka. e̋su no—táo e̋su m̃éérvi e-m̃e̋ṡa:

va̋l-os	őra-Ø	le̋e̋t-am	ða̋l-os	xáru	e̋s-a	da	gov.te̋e̋r̈-o-'	sóól=vi	téni	ne̋ṡ-a
leaf-N.p	all-ABS	summer-A.s	green-N.p	why	be-IND	and	beautiful.colored-N.p-ELIS	only=ADV	when	die-IND

máƣ=vi	eȝa=daar-ős	þűk-a-þ-os	il-a-þ-ős	þűn	műgo-Ø	ɫe̋e̋l-om	te̋k-a	e̋s-u	n-o	tá-o	e̋s-u	m̃éér=vi	e=m̃e̋ṡ-a
possible=ADV	their=work-G.s	finish-IND-PP-N.s	become-IND-PP-G.s	one	last-ABS	wish-A.s	get-IND	be-SUP	that-N.s	which-N.s	be-SUP	true=ADV	PST=want-IND

• Winter is an etching, spring a watercolor, summer an oil painting, and autumn a mosaic of them all. - Stanley Horowitz
• हे॓म रु॓स़ो ए॓स। केस हुर्तै॓रो। लै॓त मस़्स़ि॓क़थो। द इ॓प ओ॓र एय॔म् न्येम्गी॓रो॥
• he̋ma rűzo e̋sa. ke̋sa hurte̋e̋ro. le̋e̋ta maz̈ı̋xaþo. da ı̋pa őra eȝám n̨emgı̋ı̋ro:

he̋m-a	rűz-o	e̋s-a	ke̋s-a	hur.te̋e̋r-o	le̋e̋t-a	maz.zı̋x-a-þ-o	da	ı̋p-a	őra-!Ø	éȝ-as	n̨em.gı̋ı̋r-o
winter-N.s	engraving-N.s	be-IND	spring-N.s	water.color-N.s	summer-N.s	oil.paint-IND-PP-N.s	and	autumn-N.s	all-ABS	3-N.p	gem.picture-N.s

• I guess I'm feeling Septemberish. All the trees change color, the days get very clear-with a little smoke on the horizon from burning leaves. Pumpkins begin to come out. - George Selden
• मु मुम् आक़्फ्य॓ग़्नुमऺ मु॓यु ग़े॓उस़॥ ओ॓रि ह॓इसिस् यु॓ल्ब॥ अ॓हस् ये॓क़स् इ॓ढ॥ नुम्म़ुयोस् ए॔न भ॓लोन् अ॓इधु ह पि॓नो मू॓क़ो भू॓ल॥ क्वर्क्व॓तिस् न॓क्यिस् इल॓स॥
• mu mum aaxf̨a̋ƣnumĕ műȝu ƣe̋uza: őri ha̋isis ȝűlba: a̋has ȝe̋xas ı̋la: k̬ark̬a̋tis na̋k̨is ila̋sa: numm̃uȝős éna va̋lon a̋iðu ha pı̋no műűxo vűűla:

m-u	m-um	aax.f̨a̋ƣ-n-um-ĕ	műȝ-u	ƣe̋uz-a	őri-Ø	ha̋is-is	ȝűlb-a	a̋h-as	ȝe̋x-as	ı̋l-a	num.m̃uȝ-ős	éna	va̋l-on	a̋ið-u	ha	pı̋no-Ø	műűx-o	vűűl-a
1s-N	1s-A	color.leaf.month-ish-A.s-EPEN	feel-SUP	guess-IND	all-ABS	tree-N.p	change.color-IND	day-N.p	clear-N.p	become-IND	sky.limit-G.s	on	leaf-A.p	burn-SUP	from	little-ABS	smoke-N.s	there.be-IND

k̬ark̬a̋t-is	na̋k̨-is	il-a̋s-a
pumpkin-N.p	visible-N.p	become-INC-IND

• October is the opal month of the year. It is the month of glory, of ripeness. It is the picture-month.
• गुस्फ्य॓ग दिल॓स् अ॔इथ्न्येम्फ्य॓ग ए॓स॥ म्यग़्फ्य॓ग। निक़्तऺफ्य॓ग ए॓स॥ गीरफ्य॓ग ए॓स॥
• gusf̨a̋ga dila̋s áiþn̨emf̨a̋ga e̋sa: m̨aƣf̨a̋ga. nixtĕf̨a̋ga e̋sa: giirf̨a̋ga e̋sa:

gus.f̨a̋g-a	dil-a̋s	áiþ.n̨em.f̨a̋g-a	e̋s-a	m̨aƣ.f̨a̋g-a	nixt-ĕ-f̨a̋g-a	e̋s-a	giir.f̨a̋g-a	e̋s-a
falling.leaf.month-N.s	year-G.s	many-colored.gem-month-N.s	be.IND	glory.month-N.s	ripeness-EPEN-month-N.s	be.IND	picture.month-N.s	be.IND

• Ah, lovely October, as you usher in the season that awakens my soul, your awesome beauty compels my spirit to soar like a leaf caught in an autumn breeze and my heart to sing like a heavenly choir. - Peggy Toney Horton
• आ॓ गो॓ब गुस्फ्यग॓। मे॔ति तु—त॔अ मु-च्यू॓उम् स़े॓ल—यै॓रम् ऊ॓अ। अइस्नआृअ तु-गो॓भ्त म़ैके॓स् ए॔न ल॓भथो भलो॓ऽ सो॔म मु-ऊ॓नम् फी॓लु द द्ये॓म़ु गआउलियुस् सो॔म गआ॓यु न॓म़॥
• a̋a̋ gőba gusf̨aga̋. méti tu—táa mu-ṡ̨űűum ze̋la—ȝe̋e̋ram űűa. aisna̋a̋a tu-gővta m̃eeke̋s éna la̋vaþo valő' sóma mu-űűnam fı̋ı̋lu da d̨e̋m̃u gaailiȝűs sóma ga̋a̋ȝu na̋m̃a:

a̋a̋	gőba-Ø	gus.f̨ag-a̋	méti	t-u	tá-a	mu=ṡ̨űű-um	ze̋l-a	ȝe̋e̋r-am	űű-a
ah	lovely-ABS	falling.leaf-month-V.s	as	2s-N	which-N.s	my=soul-A.s	awaken-IND	season-A.s	usher.in-IND

ais.na̋a̋-a	tu-gővt-a	m̃ee-k-e̋s	éna	la̋v-a-þo-Ø	val-ő-'	sóma	mu=űűn-am	fı̋ı̋l-u
revere.fear-ABS	your-beauty-N.s	wind-DIM-G.s	in	catch-IND-PP-ABS	leaf-G.s-ELIS	like	my=spirit-A.s	soar-SUP

da	d̨e̋m̃u-Ø	gaai-l-iȝ-ű-'	sóma	ga̋a̋ȝ-u	na̋m̃-a
and	heavenly-ABS	sing-AG-COL-G.s-ELIS	like	sing-SUP	compel

• October is a fallen leaf, but it is also the wider horizon more clearly seen. It is the distant hill more clearly seen, and the enduring constellations above that hill once again. - Hal Borland
• गुस्छ्॓ग फौ॓लथो भ॓लो ए॓स। दे फॅफु॔ल़्भि न॓कथो एनै॓नो नुम्म़ु॓यो ए॔तु ए॓स॥ फॅफु॔ल़्भि न॓कथो थि॓फो र॓यो ए॓स। द ओ-रयो॓स् उ॔प स्वे॓दन्तो चुक़्गी॓रोस् ए॔स्ति थु॔नस्॥
• gusf̨a̋ga főőlaþo va̋lo e̋sa. de fŭfúɫvi na̋kaþo ene̋e̋no numm̃űȝo étu e̋sa: fŭfúɫvi na̋kaþo þı̋fo ra̋ȝo e̋sa. da o-raȝős úpa še̋danto ṡuxgı̋ı̋ros ésti þúns:

gus.f̨a̋g-a	főől-a-þo-Ø	va̋l-o	e̋s-a	de	fŭ~fúɫ=vi	na̋k-a-þo-Ø	en~e̋e̋no-Ø	num.m̃űȝ-o	étu	e̋s-a
falling.leaf-month-N.s	fall-IND-PP-ABS	leaf-N.s	be-IND	but	ELT~clear=ADV	see-IND-PP-ABS	ELT~wide-ABS	sky.boundary-N.s	also	be-IND

fŭ~fúɫ=vi	na̋k-a-þo-Ø	þı̋fo-Ø	ra̋ȝ-o	e̋s-a	da	o=raȝ-ős	úpa	še̋d-a-nto-Ø	ṡux.gı̋ı̋r-os	ésti	þún=s
ELT~-clear=ADV	see-IND-PP-ABS	distant-ABS	hill-N.s	be-IND	and	that=hill-G.s	above	endure-IND-AP-ABS	star.picture-N.p	yet	one=ADV

• October is the month of painted leaves. Their rich glow now flashes round the world.
  • गुस्फ्य॓ग स़ि॓क़थ भलो॓म् ए॓इदए॓स॥ ल़े॓नो एयो-आ॓सो भ्वै॓तोम् आ॔न इ॔मु पआृ॓उग॥
  • gusf̨a̋ga zı̋xaþo valőm e̋ida e̋sa: ɫe̋no eȝo-a̋a̋so v̌e̋e̋tom áána ímu pa̋a̋uga:
• As fruits and leaves and the day itself acquire a bright tint just before they fall,
  • ए॔पि मआ॓लोस्क्वे भ॓लोस्क्वे अ॓हक्व्ऽ एय-मि॓अ आ॔रु इप॓स् फे॔स दी॓ओ तै॓र्कोम् दे॓क़।
  • épi ma̋a̋losk̬e va̋losk̬e a̋hak̬' eȝa-mı̋a ááru ipa̋s fésa dı̋ı̋o te̋e̋rkom de̋xa.
• so the year near its setting. October is its sunset sky, November the later twilight. - Henry David Thoreau
  • ए॔पि दि॓ल एय-दूर॓स् यो॔ब॥ गुस्फ्य॓ग एय-सूल्दूर॓स् नु॓मो ए॓स। चध्फ्य॓ग क़ंक़॓ल है॓ल्य॥
  • épi dı̋la eȝa-duura̋s ȝóba: gusf̨a̋ga eȝa-suulduura̋s nűmo e̋sa. ṡaðf̨a̋ga xĭxa̋la he̋e̋l̨a:

gus.f̨a̋g-a	zı̋x-a-þo-Ø	val­-őm	e̋id-a	e̋s-a	ɫe̋no-Ø	eȝo=a̋a̋s-o	v̌e̋e̋t-om	áána	ímu	pa̋a̋ug-a
falling.leaf-month	paint-IND-PP-ABS	leaf-G.p	month-N.s	be-IND	rich-ABS	their=glow-N.s	world-A.s	around	now	flash-IND

épi	ma̋a̋l-os=k̬e	va̋l-os=k̬e	a̋h-a=k̬-'	eȝa=mı̋-a	ááru	ip-a̋s	fésa	dı̋ı̋-o	te̋e̋rk-om	de̋x-a
as	fruit-N.p=and	leaf-N.p=and	day-N.s=and-ELIS	its=self-N.s	just	fall-G.s	before	bright-ABS	tint-A.s	acquire-IND

épi	dı̋l-a	eȝa=duur-a̋s	ȝóba	gus.f̨a̋g-a	eȝa=suul.duur-a̋s	nűm-o	e̋s-a	ṡað.f̨a̋g-a	xĭ~xa̋la-Ø	he̋e̋l̨-a
so	year-N.s	its=setting-G.s	near	falling.leaf.month-N.s	its-sun.setting-G.s	sky-N.s	be-IND	rut.month-N.s	ELT~late-ABS	twilight-N

• Once upon a time, when women were birds, there was the simple understanding
  • मुलुभ॓स् —मे॔ति ग्वे॓नुस् म़े॓येस् ए-ए॓स—अल्के॓नथु॓म्रएभू॓ल —
  • muluva̋s–méti ǧe̋nus m̃e̋ȝes e-e̋sa–alke̋na þűmra e-vűűla–
• that to sing at dawn and to sing at dusk was to heal the world through joy.
  • य स़य॓स गआ॓युक्वे धेउस्क॓स् गआ॓युक्वे बय॓स् क़े॔म भ्वै॓तोम् य॓कु ए-ए॓स॥
  • ȝa zaȝa̋s ga̋a̋ȝuk̬e ðeuska̋s ga̋a̋ȝuk̬e baȝa̋s xéma v̌e̋e̋tom ȝa̋ku e-e̋sa:
• The birds still remember what we have forgotten, that the world is meant to be celebrated. -Terry Tempest Williams
  • म़े॓येस् नोम्—त॔ओम् म़ुस् म़ॅम़ु॓न —ओ॔दुजू॓म—य भ्व॓तो च्वे॓नथो इ॓लु पू॓तथो इ॓ल॥
  • m̃e̋ȝes nom– táom m̃us m̃ŭm̃űna– ódu żűűma– ȝa v̌e̋e̋to ṡ̬e̋naþo ı̋lu pűűtaþo ı̋la:

muluv-a̋s	méti	ǧe̋n-us	m̃e̋ȝ-es	e=e̋s-a	al=ke̋na-Ø	þűmr-a	e=vűűl-a
yore-G.s	when	woman-N.p	bird-N.p	PST=be-IND	PRV=difficult-ABS	understanding-N.s	PST=there.be-IND

ȝa	zaȝ-a̋s	ga̋a̋ȝ-u=k̬e	ðeusk-a̋s	ga̋a̋ȝ-u=k̬e	baȝ-a̋s	xéma	v̌e̋e̋t-om	ȝa̋k-u	e=e̋s-a
that	dawn-G.s	sing-SUP=and	dusk-G.s	sing-SUP=and	joy-G.s	by	world-A.s	heal-SUP	PST=be-IND

m̃e̋ȝ-es	n-om	tá-om	m̃-us	m̃ŭ~m̃űn-a	ódu	żűűm-a	ȝa	v̌e̋e̋t-o	ṡ̬e̋n-a-þ-o	ı̋l-u	pűűt-a-þ-o	ı̋l-a
bird-N.p	that-A.s	which-A.s	1p-N	PRF~forget-IND	still	remember-IND	that	world-N.s	celebrate-IND-PP-N.s	become-SUP	mean-IND-PP-N.s	become-IND