Phrases


Document Target Text Target English Gloss Text Modern Speech
LeBoullenger (written) acansipacane pecan Longues akaansipakaani
Michelson (written) kᴀ‘kī́tiya‘ pelican pelican kahkiitia
Largillier (written) Caskite8a pelican chetoé oyseau de riviere.
Gatschet (236) (written) kgítia pelican; backlog in fire 10 backlog (for fire) 2) species of bird: kind of a swan, with gullet: pelican. low stature, along rivers
Gatschet (236) (written) [kgiti]aki pelicans, backlogs in fire pl. (backlogs for fires; pelicans)
LeBoullenger (written) nina8ikih8g8mina people are coming to quarrel with us, fight us on nous vient quereller neewiikihwiaminki
LeBoullenger (written) cha8e nehpianki people arrive here immediately on s y rend en un jour tout d un tems šaawe neehpyaanki
LeBoullenger (written) chaie p8nicatina people have (already) quit playing with each other on a quitte le jeu šaaye poonihkaatiinki
LeBoullenger (written) naritinan people invite each other (?) on s invite naalitiinki
LeBoullenger (written) kicantina people quarrel with each other, scold/berate each other on se querelle keehkaantiinki
LeBoullenger (written) p8nimikintina people quit gambling, playing on a quitte le jeu pooni-miihkintiinki
Largillier (written) p8nakina people stop playing lacrosse on cesse de joüer, crosser poonaahkiinki
LeBoullenger (written) p8nakina people stop playing lacrosse on a cesser de crosser jouer poonaahkiinki
Dunn (OK) (written) Mäng-ciaki people with big ears big ears—may be split (separated) ears meenkihšiaki
Dunn (OK) (written) Nähikwa mäningi mangicapoi ici ka pilakingi: People would drink the liquid medicine, to get well. one must drink liquid medicine that he may recover: Neehi-'hkwa meeninki mankiišaapowi, iši-'hka pilakiinki.