Sakaeʔah

Du esclave du Sud Sakaeʔah.

Sakaeʔah \Prononciation ?\ féminin

1. prénom féminin esclave du Sud
   • On Wednesday, a second Northwest Territories woman revealed she, too, was forced to use a hyphen instead of the glottal stop on her daughter’s birth certificate six years ago when she named her Sakaeʔah, which has the same meaning as Sahaiʔa in Slavey, another Aboriginal language officially recognized by the territory. — (Rachel Browne, « What’s in a name? A Chipewyan’s battle over her native tongue », MacLean’s.com, 12 mars 2015)
   • Andrea Heron says six years ago, she had to use a hyphen in her daughter's name, Sakaeʔah, in order to register her birth​. — (« 2nd N.W.T. mother demands traditional name for daughter », CBC.ca, 9 mars 2015)

De sa káeɂáh, « lever de soleil ».

Sakaeʔah \Prononciation ?\ féminin

1. prénom féminin esclave du Sud

• Sakaeɂah