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Trowbridge (written)
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Māāndwingee
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Let us beg. The begging dance
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Trowbridge (written)
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Sannsawīngee
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Bowl game
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Mukisīinee aayōāngee mekīndingk
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The Moccasin game
Mukisīinee – Moccasin aayōāngee – to use it
mekīndingk – to play
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Trowbridge (written)
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Mindēēkwau
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the Owl
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Trowbridge (written)
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Shoakwauwuloakāūnee
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bowling pin
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The rolling game
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šoohkwahalwaakani
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Trowbridge (written)
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Paapāāshulawunar
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(no translation)
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Trowbridge (written)
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Paapaamootekutāūwee
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(no translation, but he says it is another shooting game, like Paapāāshulawunar)
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Maamaaskaukutāūwee
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(no translation, but played with the bow)
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Trowbridge (written)
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Pekitehūnar Pukwāūhkoan
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The Indian game of ball
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Mausunaukāūnee Mekīndingk
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Cards
Mausunaukāūnee – paper
Mekīndingk – to play
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Trowbridge (written)
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Marmeeshauhkwāūhunar
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mark
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Trowbridge (written)
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Pekitārhunar
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Ball stick
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Shoakwāūhkeenau Shingaukekāūnekee
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(no translation, “this game is played upon the ice”)
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Trowbridge (written)
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Shingaukekāūnee
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bow
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Shopekenāūminkee
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(no translation, “a game played with a hundred
pieces of small reed or cane, about one foot in length”)
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