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Trowbridge (written)
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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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Trowbridge (written)
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Paneekēē
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Wild potato
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Trowbridge (written)
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Mukōāpineek
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The root of the pond Lily
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Trowbridge (written)
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Poakshikwileeārkee
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The hollow root
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Trowbridge (written)
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Keeshikeehāūkee
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The root of a small plant growing in the dry prairies
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Trowbridge (written)
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Waupeepaanēēkee
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“The root and stem resemble those of the onion”
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Trowbridge (written)
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Waupeesēēpina
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White potato
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Trowbridge (written)
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Tshingwiizāūkee Monaatewāūkee
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The young thunder spirits
Tshingwiizāūkee – young thunders
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Trowbridge (written)
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Monāātwau
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Trowbridge (written)
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Tshingwīīzau
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Trowbridge (written)
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Tshingwiizan
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large bird
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Trowbridge (written)
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Tshīngweeau
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large bird
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Trowbridge (written)
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Kikepwāūkee totshemunamāāoo
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Trowbridge (written)
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Wiiyāūtonoa totshemūnamaoo
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Trowbridge (written)
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monetoowāūkee
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