The "Verb Table" project, as I've come to call it, is an effort to expand on the verb entries contained in Durbin Feeling's Cherokee-English Dictionary (CED). Each table presents a verb with Stem Forms isolated and with expanded index forms, usage notes, additional example sentences, and verb root parsing. The goal is to create a table for every verb included in the CED. I work closely with JW Webster on each Table, and hope to include the input of as many first-language speakers as possible as the project goes on. The process is ongoing.

For more details on how the tables are created and organized, including explanations for a few new ways of categorizing verbs I use for this project, you should look at the "How To Use" document. For help finding a specific verb table, consult the Table of Contents document.

Please Remember:  I am not a fluent speaker, I am not a certified instructor, I am not an academic linguist or language education specialist, and I am not Cherokee. All the writings here are the product of my own language learning process, and may contain mistakes. None of this is original research, and I should never be cited (in the academic sense) for the information contained in these writings. Feel free to print, distribute, repost, or share anything posted here.