Dictionnaire Sami (Nord)–anglais

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Mot	Partie du discours	Traduction	Exemple
mun	pronom	I	Mun lean dáppe dál. I am here now.
don	pronom	you	Don leat hui buorre. You are very kind.
son	pronom	he	Son boahtá ruovttoluotta odne. He comes home today.
son	pronom	she	Son lohká buori girjji. She reads a good book.
mii	pronom	we	Mii barggat juohke beaivvi. We work every day.
sii	pronom	they	Sii orrot gávpogis. They live in the city.
mii	pronom	what	Mii du namma lea? What is your name?
gos	adverbe	where	Gos don orut? Where do you live?
goas	adverbe	when	Goas sii bohtet? When do they come?
gii	pronom	who	Gii lea dat olmmoš? Who is that person?
manin	adverbe	why	Manin don leat morašlaš? Why are you sad?
mo	adverbe	how	Mo don dieđát? How do you know?
leat	verbe	to be	Mii leat ruovttus. We are at home.
dahkat	verbe	to do	Mun dagan mu barggu. I do my work.
mannat	verbe	to go	Sii mannet skuvlii. They go to school.
boahtit	verbe	to come	Boađe dáppe dál. Please come here now.
oaidnit	verbe	to see	Mun oainnán mánu. I see the moon.
diehtit	verbe	to know	Son diehtá vástádusa. She knows the answer.
jurddašit	verbe	to think	Mii jurddašit eallima birra. We think about life.
háliidit	verbe	to want	Mun háliidan veahá čázi. I want some water.
dárbbašit	verbe	to need	Sii dárbbašit eanet borramuša. They need more food.
ráhkadit	verbe	to make	Mii ráhkadit buori láibbi. We make good bread.
váldit	verbe	to take	Válde girjji ruovttoluotta. Take the book home.
addit	verbe	to give	Mun adden dutnje láibbi. I give you bread.
dadjat	verbe	to say	Son dadjá ovtta sáni. She says one word.
muitalit	verbe	to tell	Muital mulle muitalusa. Tell me the story.
jearrat	verbe	to ask	Sii jearahit ovtta gažaldaga. They ask one question.
gávdnat	verbe	to find	Mun gávnnan čoavdaga. I find the key.
geahččat	verbe	to look	Geahča albmái. Look at the sky.
geavahit	verbe	to use	Mii geavahit dán beavddi. We use this table.
bargat	verbe	to work	Sii bargat juohke vahku. They work every week.
borrat	verbe	to eat	Mánná borrá láibbi. The child eats bread.
juhkat	verbe	to drink	Mun jugan liegga teaja. I drink hot tea.
oađđit	verbe	to sleep	Bártni oađđá dál. The boy sleeps now.
vázzit	verbe	to walk	Mii vázzit ruovttoluotta ovttas. We walk home together.
viehkat	verbe	to run	Nieida viehká jođánit. The girl runs fast.
lohkat	verbe	to read	Son lohká juohke idja. She reads every night.
čállit	verbe	to write	Mun čálán ovtta reivve. I write one letter.
sárdnidit	verbe	to speak	Sii sárdnidit min giela. They speak our language.
guldalit	verbe	to listen	Guldal musihka. Listen to the music.
gullat	verbe	to hear	Mun gulan biekká. I hear the wind.
oastit	verbe	to buy	Mii oastit ođđa guoli. We buy fresh fish.
vuovdit	verbe	to sell	Sii vuovdit biila. They sell the car.
máksit	verbe	to pay	Mun mávssán borramušas. I pay for food.
veahkehit	verbe	to help	Veahkehii mu ustiba. Please help my friend.
ráhkistit	verbe	to love	Mii ráhkistit min bearaša. We love our family.
orrut	verbe	to live	Sii orrot skuvlla lahka. They live near school.
jápmit	verbe	to die	Buot olbmot jápmet muhtin beaivve. All people die someday.
oahppat	verbe	to learn	Mánát ohppet skuvllas. Children learn at school.
oahpahit	verbe	to teach	Sii oahpahit giela. They teach the language.
rahpat	verbe	to open	Rahpa uksa, oro. Open the door, please.
giddit	verbe	to close	Gidde láse dál. Close the window now.
olmmoš	nom	person	Dat olmmoš lea ustiblaš. That person is friendly.
almmái	nom	man	Almmái lea allo. The man is tall.
nisson	nom	woman	Nisson lohká jaskat. The woman reads quietly.
mánná	nom	child	Mánná lea ilolaš. The child is happy.
bárdni	nom	boy	Bárdni viehká olggobealde. The boy runs outside.
nieida	nom	girl	Nieida lávllu bures. The girl sings well.
bearaš	nom	family	Mu bearaš orru dáppe. My family lives here.
eadni	nom	mother	Mu eadni bargá odne. My mother works today.
áhčči	nom	father	Mu áhčči lea nanu. My father is strong.
ustit	nom	friend	Mu ustit boahtá ihttin. My friend comes tomorrow.
viessu	nom	house	Viessu lea ođđa. The house is new.
ruoktu	nom	home	Mii mannat ruoktot. We are going home.
skuvla	nom	school	Skuvla lea stuoris. The school is big.
gávpot	nom	city	Dát gávpot lea boares. This city is old.
riika	nom	country	Riika lea stuoris. The country is large.
máilbmi	nom	world	Máilbmi rievdá. The world is changing.
lanja	nom	room	Lanja lea liegga. The room is warm.
áigi	nom	time	Áigi manná jođánit. Time goes quickly.
beaivi	nom	day	Odne lea buorre beaivi. Today is a good day.
idja	nom	night	Idja lea galbma. The night is cold.
iđit	nom	morning	Iđit lea čáppis. The morning is beautiful.
eahket	nom	evening	Eahket lea jaska. The evening is quiet.
vahkku	nom	week	Okta vahkku lea oanehaš. One week is short.
mánnu	nom	month	Dát mánnu lea jođánis. This month is busy.
jahki	nom	year	Jahki lea guhkes. The year is long.
odne	adverbe	today	Mun bargan odne. I work today.
ihttin	adverbe	tomorrow	Mii boahtit ihttin iđit. We come tomorrow morning.
ikte	adverbe	yesterday	Son bođii ikte. She came yesterday.
dál	adverbe	now	Boađe dáppe dál. Come here now.
beaivi	nom	sun	Beaivi lea liegga. The sun is warm.
mánu	nom	moon	Mánu lea čuvges. The moon is bright.
návdi	nom	star	Dat návdi lea čuvges. That star is bright.
albmi	nom	sky	Albmi lea alit. The sky is blue.
eatnan	nom	earth	Eatnan lea min ruoktu. The earth is our home.
dolla	nom	fire	Dolla lea buollin. The fire is hot.
čáhci	nom	water	Čáhci lea galbma. The water is cold.
arvi	nom	rain	Arvi lea garas. The rain is heavy.
biegga	nom	wind	Biegga lea nanu. The wind is strong.
muorra	nom	tree	Muorra lea allo. The tree is tall.
lieđđi	nom	flower	Lieđđi lea čáppis. The flower is beautiful.
várri	nom	mountain	Dat várri lea allas. That mountain is high.
johka	nom	river	Johka lea guhkes. The river is long.
mearra	nom	sea	Mearra lea galbma. The sea is cold.
borramuš	nom	food	Borramuš lea buorre. The food is good.
láibi	nom	bread	Láibi lea ođas. The bread is fresh.
riisa	nom	rice	Mii borrat riisa odne. We eat rice today.
biergu	nom	meat	Biergu lea liegga. The meat is hot.
guolli	nom	fish	Guolli lea ođas. The fish is fresh.
munni	nom	egg	Mun boran ovtta munni. I eat one egg.
mielki	nom	milk	Mielki lea liegga. The milk is warm.
teaja	nom	tea	Teaja lea liegga. The tea is hot.
gáffe	nom	coffee	Gáffe lea liegga. The coffee is hot.
oaivi	nom	head	Mu oaivi bávččaha odne. My head hurts today.
čalbmi	nom	eye	Su čalbmi lea alit. Her eye is blue.
bealli	nom	ear	Mu bealli bávččaha dál. My ear hurts now.
njálbmi	nom	mouth	Rahpa du njálmmi, oro. Open your mouth, please.
njunni	nom	nose	Mu njunni lea galbma. My nose is cold.
giehta	nom	hand	Mu giehta lea liegga. My hand is warm.
juolgi	nom	foot	Mu juolgi bávččaha dál. My foot hurts now.
váibmu	nom	heart	Su váibmu lea nanu. Her heart is strong.
namma	nom	name	Mu namma lea Anna. My name is Anna.
girji	nom	book	Dát girji lea ođđa. This book is new.
sátni	nom	word	Dat sátni lea deaŧalaš. That word is important.
giella	nom	language	Dát giella lea čáppis. This language is beautiful.
ruhta	nom	money	Mus ii leat ruhta. I have no money.
bargu	nom	work	Bargu lea váttis. The work is hard.
ráhkisvuohta	nom	love	Ráhkisvuohta lea hui deaŧalaš. Love is very important.
musihkka	nom	music	Musihkka lea čáppis. The music is beautiful.
muitalus	nom	story	Muitalus lea guhkes. The story is long.
vuohki	nom	way	Dát vuohki lea álki. This way is easy.
assi	nom	thing	Dat assi lea ođđa. That thing is new.
eallin	nom	life	Eallin lea čáppis. Life is beautiful.
uksa	nom	door	Uksa lea rahpas. The door is open.
beavdi	nom	table	Beavdi lea stuoris. The table is big.
stuollu	nom	chair	Stuollu lea boares. The chair is old.
biila	nom	car	Biila lea ođđa. The car is new.
buorre	adjectif	good	Dát láibi lea buorre. This bread is good.
bahá	adjectif	bad	Dat borramuš lea bahá. That food is bad.
stuoris	adjectif	big	Viessu lea stuoris. The house is big.
unni	adjectif	small	Lanja lea unni. The room is small.
ođđa	adjectif	new	Mus lea ođđa girji. I have a new book.
boares	adjectif	old	Dat viessu lea boares. That house is old.
guhkes	adjectif	long	Johka lea guhkes. The river is long.
oanehis	adjectif	short	Muitalus lea oanehis. The story is short.
allas	adjectif	high	Várri lea allas. The mountain is high.
vuollegaš	adjectif	low	Beavdi lea vuollegaš. The table is low.
liegga	adjectif	hot	Teaja lea liegga. The tea is hot.
galbma	adjectif	cold	Čáhci lea galbma. The water is cold.
ilolaš	adjectif	happy	Mánná lea ilolaš. The child is happy.
morašlaš	adjectif	sad	Son lea morašlaš odne. She is sad today.
čáppis	adjectif	beautiful	Lieđđi lea čáppis. The flower is beautiful.
álki	adjectif	easy	Dát bargu lea álki. This work is easy.
váttis	adjectif	hard	Dát bargu lea váttis. This work is hard.
jođánis	adjectif	fast	Biila lea jođánis. The car is fast.
hiđis	adjectif	slow	Johka lea hiđis. The river is slow.
vuoigat	adjectif	right	Du vástádus lea vuoigat. Your answer is right.
boastut	adjectif	wrong	Dat vástádus lea boastut. That answer is wrong.
deaŧalaš	adjectif	important	Bearaš lea deaŧalaš. Family is important.
duohta	adjectif	true	Dat muitalus lea duohta. That story is true.
dievas	adjectif	full	Gáhppu lea dievas. The cup is full.
guorus	adjectif	empty	Lanja lea guorus. The room is empty.
nuorra	adjectif	young	Eadni lea nuorra. The mother is young.
nanu	adjectif	strong	Almmái lea nanu. The man is strong.
heajos	adjectif	weak	Mánná lea heajos. The child is weak.
ruoksat	adjectif	red	Lieđđi lea ruoksat. The flower is red.
alit	adjectif	blue	Albmi lea alit. The sky is blue.
ruoná	adjectif	green	Muorra lea ruoná. The tree is green.
fiskat	adjectif	yellow	Lieđđi lea fiskat. The flower is yellow.
čáhppes	adjectif	black	Biila lea čáhppes. The car is black.
vilges	adjectif	white	Muohta lea vilges. The snow is white.
juo	interjection	yes	Juo, mun ipmirdan. Yes, I understand.
ii	interjection	no	Ii, mun in sáhte boahtit. No, I cannot come.
ii	adverbe	not	Mun in leat gearggus. I am not ready.
ja	conjonction	and	Eadni ja áhčči leat dáppe. Mother and father are here.
dahje	conjonction	or	Teaja dahje gáffe odne? Tea or coffee today?
muhto	conjonction	but	Mun lean váiban, muhto ilolaš. I am tired, but happy.
jus	conjonction	if	Jus don boađát, de mun orron. If you come, I stay.
danin go	conjonction	because	Mun orron danin go arvá. I stay because it rains.
guin	préposition	with	Mun boađán mu ustibiin. I come with my friend.
almmá	préposition	without	Son bođii almmá ruđa haga. He came without money.
ovddas	préposition	for	Dát skeaŋka lea dutnje. This gift is for you.
rájes	préposition	from	Son boahtá skuvllas. She comes from school.