'ap'edag

O'odham Alternative forms ood ap'ethag Saxton ood ap'edag common omission of initial pre-vocalic glottal stop in writing Etymology From ood 'ap<t:good, well> -dag<pos:nominalising suffix>, with an epenthetic ood -e- inserted between the root and suffix. Noun ood noun inalienable possessive 'ap'edaj wellness, well-being ood Vi꞉b 'o skeg uḍ ha'icu t'ap'edag. Milk is [a] good [thing] for our well-being. ood 1998–2015 San Xavier District San Xavier District People's Wellness House https://www.waknet.org/pwh.htm https://web.archive.org/web/20190603233950/https://www.waknet.org/pwh.htm 2019-06-03 'O'odham 'Ap'edag Ki꞉ People's Wellness House ood law permit, license ood Nt bei g ñ'ap'edag. I got my permit. ood law right, liberty opportunity sphere of influence Usage notes Often used in possessive constructions to indicate something beneficial or detrimental to someone, as in ood t'ap'edag our well-being, ood ha'icu pi 'ap'edag troubles, misery something not of well-being. Derived terms ood ha'icu 'ap'edag<t:welfare, well-being> ha'icu pi 'ap'edag<t:troubles, misery> vuḍ ha'icu 'ap'edag<t:to be good/beneficial for> See also ood 'ap References II 415 ap'ethag 3–4