domona (どもな): thank you in Hachinohe

sumu (すむ): to finish

to finish, to end, to be completed;
(neg) to feel unease or guilt for troubling someone, to be sorry;
to feel at ease

Sakata dialect

もっけだの:　ありがとう
したば:　さよなら
んだの:　そだね
さぶ:　さむい
け:　たべてください
く:たべる
せ:してください
ね:ない
んだば:　それだったら

mottainai (もったいない): wasteful

konyaku (こんやく): engagement

okashii (おかしい): funny; something strange

mendokusai (めんどくさい): too much, frustrating

bother(some) to do, tiresome

soko soko (そこそこ): so-so

reasonably, fairly well

soro soro (そろそろ): it's about time

It's about time,
gradually, steadily, quietly, slowly, soon

juubun (じゅうぶん): plenty, enough

plenty, enough, sufficient, satisfactory, adequate; division into ten; perfectly, thoroughly, fully, in full

一つずつ: one at a time

one by one, one each, one at a time

rikai dekinai (りかいできない): cannot understand

~tarinai (~たりない): not enough

insufficient, not enough, lacking; dim-witted, slow, one brick short of a full load

tsukiau (つきあう): to hang out with

to associate with, to keep company with, to go out with, to go steady with, to get on with; to go along with, to follow someone's lead, to accompany someone, to compromise

ninshin (にんしん): pregnancy

にんしん suru

yawarakai (やわらかい): soft

soft, tender, limp

tsuru tsuru (つるつる): soft and shiny

slippery, smooth, silky

jibunkatte (じぶんかって): selfish

(very) selfish, self-centered, self-centred, without consulting anybody (else)

ikigai (いきがい): purpose in life

something one lives for, purpose in life, raison d'être

tsumitsukuri (つみつくり): sinfulness, cruelty

otoshi yori (おとしより): old people

joudan (じょうだん): kidding

tsurai (辛い): painful, bitter, heart-breaking

kashikomaru (かしこまる): obey order

kashikomarimashita