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In Loving Memory, Leroy Morrill
In Loving Memory, Never Forgotten Leroy Xavier Wass-Morrill -- who preferred to be known as Leroy Morrill -- was a beloved son, grandchild, nephew, cousin, friend, and descendent of the Klamath Tribes. He was born on July 19, 1999 in Portland, Oregon to educator Angie Morrill...
Word of the Day
Today we are going to continue with the 1st worksheet. We will be doing the nouns found on the handout: Klamath Nouns, Verbs and Non-nouns. The noun for bird is: __________ ____________________________________________________. The noun for mountain is: ____________....
Word of the Day
We are going to work through the 1st worksheet over the next few days. This is a worksheet covering the vocabulary of the handout: Klamath Nouns, Verbs and Non-nouns. There are two parts to each vocabulary item here. The meaning of the item and a space to make a sentence...
Word of the Day
We have looked at: 1. normal verb 2. verb with the suffix -t (can) 3. verb with the suffix -wapka (will) All Klamath verbs can be present tense or past tense. The context the verb is used in will decide how it should be translated. There are words that I call: Time element...
Word of the Day
Today we are going to have another verb suffix. It is: -wapka. It is the future tense marker in Klamath. It most often indicates "will." ni yayna sle-a. I see the mountain. ni yayna sle-at. I can see the mountain. ni yayna slewapka. I will see the mountain. On the sentences you...