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'o'ohona
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O'odham
Alternative forms
ood 'o'ohana 'o'ohoñ dialectal
ood o'ohana o'ohon Saxton
Etymology
From ood 'ohan<t:to write> -ta<pos:nominalising suffix>, with the ood -t- in the suffix being assimilated to the preceding consonant.
Noun
ood noun plural 'o'ohona
any writing or anything written down, including:
book
document
composition
essay
message, letter
handwriting
treatise
letter of the alphabet
Derived terms
ood 'e-dadagṣpadam-'o'ohonakuḍ<t:typewriter> 'o'ohana kaidag<t:letter (of the alphabet)> 'o'ohonakuḍ<t:pen, pencil> 'o'ohoñid,'o'ohañid<t:to write a letter (to someone)>
See also
ood 'ohan to write
References
II 518
o'ohana/o'ohon 48