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Pinet (written)
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patchapa8eki
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pprié
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Largillier (written)
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Patcharer8a
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Sa pouriture se leve
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Largillier (written)
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Patchica8iname
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Sois de la partie n— somes peu
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Largillier (written)
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Patching8e8a
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visage gras, rond, plain.(sic)
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LeBoullenger (written)
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patching8eta mengan8eta
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visage rond
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Largillier (written)
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Patchisi8a
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Sa pouriture se leve
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Gatschet (236) (written)
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pätchsengi takingam(i)
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stinking spring, nom. pr. of the Sulphur Springs, 3 m. N. of Miami, Ind. Ty.
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Gatschet (236) (written)
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pätchtalkí
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rottenness
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Pinet (written)
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pate8i 8inekira
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sont seches
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LeBoullenger (written)
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pateki
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Seche
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Pinet (written)
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pateki
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cela est enflé
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LeBoullenger (written)
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pateki 8ia8si nimitchi
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Je mange de la viande seche que les chasseurs ont boucannée
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Pinet (written)
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patekira makiski8a
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il fait chaud. les herbes sont seches. couchées.
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LeBoullenger (written)
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paten8i
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montagne
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Pinet (written)
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paten8i, mare8issen8i
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le ch. est diff. lieu escarpé
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