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JPH36 (written)
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ka¯n sa¯we.
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I'm singing.
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kan saawe
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JPH36 (written)
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’ann\yis tra¯rtak
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The other/last/next moon (month).
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aNNis Tartak
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JPH36 (written)
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yakmum
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east
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yakmun
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JPH36 (written)
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wá¯k ’itmanu wak-tcí¯yase
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He lifts up his cane.
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wak itmanuwak-ciiyase
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JPH36 (written)
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ka¯nwas lí¯ki
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I kill him.
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kan-was liiki
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JPH36 (written)
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’itrakmak
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new ones (can be used to refer to: younger children)
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iTTasmak
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JPH36 (written)
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hú¯mun
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West (wind)
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huumun
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JPH36 (written)
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hope¯ka kawa¯yus/°e
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I mount the horse.
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hopee-ka kawaayuse
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JPH36 (written)
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hattraynuk tappurúm
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Hit it with a stick!
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haTTay nuk tappurum
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JPH36 (written)
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nutnunú
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Nutnunu tribe/people
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nutnunu
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JPH36 (written)
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tcí¯wuya
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dance-caller, preacher
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ciiweya
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JPH36 (written)
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hi«nkahte-makam ’akkenin
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How did you all wake up?
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hinkahte makam akkenin
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JPH36 (written)
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’ekwekan ’innís/°
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He is not my son.
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ekwekan-innis
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JPH36 (written)
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makam-wela¯rin?
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Did you all stay up all night?
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makam welaarin
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JPH36 (written)
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trawri
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to stink
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Tawri
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