Atižuʔ Flashcards by Mari Hicks | Brainscape

Q

yaʔⁿdutsaʔ

A

sunfish

Footnote

notes:

singular feminine zoic prefix

-ʔduts-, noun root word for sunfish

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uʔⁿdahkǫt

A

it stings - bee, yellow wasp

Footnote

notes:

singular feminine zoic prefix

-ʔdahkǫt, verb root that means sting

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yaʔⁿduhšraʔ

A

mussel

notes:

singular feminine zoic prefix

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Q

yǫsá:ha

A

they are birds

notes:

plural feminine prefix

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Q

sętsiʔtaʔah

A

turkey vulture, buzzard

notes:

referred to as scortched head, bald head

-(y)ęʔts-, noun for head

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Q

uhkwesę́hužaʔ

A

Prairie chicken

greater prairie chicken

notes:

singular feminine zoic prefix

-ahkwesęʔ, noun root word for chicken

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uhkwesęʔ

A

chicken

notes:

singular feminine zoic prefix

-ahkwesęʔ, noun root word for chicken

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Q

yahkaʔah

A

crow

notes:

singular feminine zoic prefix

onomatopoeia with a prefix attached

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Q

yǫgyeʔ

A

duck

notes:

plural feminine prefix

possibly from -ǫkye-, verb root meaning travel/go or float/fly

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Q

tsamęhuhiʔ

A

eagle

notes:

the two main types of eagles are bald eagles and golden eagles, we are still figuring out who is who

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Q

suⁿdakwę

A

eagle

notes:

used mostly in Wendat (not so much as Waⁿdat)

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uhkweʔⁿdisęʔah

A

grouse, partridge, pheasant

notes:

singular feminine zoic prefix

-ahkwesęʔ, noun root word for chicken

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Q

yaⁿdehsǫʔ

A

hawk

notes:

singular feminine zoic prefix

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Q

yuʔkúʔ

A

owl

notes:

singular feminine zoic prefix

-uʔku-

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Q

uⁿdehtǫtaʔ

A

wild turkey

notes:

singular feminine zoic prefix

-dehtǫt-, noun root for turkey

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