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Dunn (Verbs) (written)
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käs-wa-kin-da-män-gi
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(selling it cheap)
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Dunn (Verbs) (written)
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kĭs-wa-kin-dan-do
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(Sell it cheap!)
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Gatschet (236) (written)
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-na
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(seines, over 100' long)
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Gatschet (236) (written)
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-kána
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(seeds)
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Gatschet (236) (written)
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wikuwéa
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(seed) in Miami
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Dunn (OK) (written)
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m'tosäniyowatci
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(see page 100, line 3) plural—used because she did not live then by herself, but with others—the word implies that they had the right to live there—was their territory
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Dunn (OK) (written)
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lananswa länia
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(see p. 115) no such expression
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Dunn (OK) (written)
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paki
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(see p. 115) side
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Dunn (OK) (written)
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lania simwa
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(see p. 115) lania used for male of animals, except cattle, deer, —
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Dunn (OK) (written)
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länanswa läniasiniwa
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(see p. 115)
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Dunn (OK) (written)
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oⁿzawi tcaq-kwi
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(see p. 109, line 5); (yellow) brass kettle
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Dunn (OK) (written)
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oⁿzawi kikwi
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(see p. 109, line 5); (yellow) brass kettle
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Dunn (OK) (written)
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Kikayali
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(see p. 108, line 4); obj. because associated with Anikopia. the new form is Kĭ-ka-ya—name from Ft. Wayne, Ki-ka-yungi. Indians took for American translation—orig name Wayne Älamsäng-The Mind.
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Dunn (OK) (written)
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Kic-ko-kwä
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(see p. 108, line 1) Mrs. Vallier (Sky Woman)
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Dunn (OK) (written)
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näpitokiki
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(see p. 102, line 5) they came home with something inan.
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