Introductions (entire list) Flashcards
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Kwe: or kweh

Hello
šahskęnǫʔnyęʔ
Are you well?
yahskęnǫʔnyęʔ
I am well.
teʔyahskęnǫʔnyęʔ
I am not well.
Ayehšatuhaʔ/ayehšaturhaʔ

I am sick.
aʔyakwahstaʔ
I fare well.
teʔaʔyakwahstaʔ
I do not fare well.
hę́:
Yes
hą́ʔą
No
hataʔúh šatsih ?/ hatihšátsih ?
What’s your name?
__ ižatsih
My name is ____.
___ iyaatsih
Her name is ____.
___ ihaatsih
His name is ____.
hanęę́: etisehtih ?
Where do you come from?
___ ekwayehtih
I come from ______.
___ ekyawehtih
She comes from _____.
___ etawehtih
He comes from ______.
___ etǫmehtih
We all come from _____.
___ etiskwehtih
You all come from _____.
hanęę́: ihstareʔ ?
Where do you (sg) live?
___ iⁿdareʔ
I live in _____.
___ yaⁿdareʔ
She lives in _____.
___ haⁿdareʔ
He lives in ______.
hataʔúh saʔtaruʔtęʔ ?
What’s your (sg) clan?
___ ayeʔtaruʔtęʔ/ ___ ayeʔtaraęʔ
I am of the _____ clan.
___ uʔtaruʔtęʔ/ ___ uʔtara:ęʔ
She is of the _____ clan.
___ huʔtaruʔtęʔ/ ___ huʔtara:ę́ʔ
He is of the _____ clan.
hataʔúh ahšáʔtuʔtęʔ ?
What is your (sg) Nation/people?
___ ažaʔtuʔtęʔ/ ___ ⁿdiʔ
I am _____.
____ ayaáʔtuʔtęʔ
She is _____.
___ ahaáʔtuʔtęʔ
He is _____.
hataʔúh saʔⁿgyaⁿdihtaⁿdih?
What do you do for work?
unęh
See ya
eskǫyęʔ/ eyǫyęʔ
I will see you (sg) again/I will see you (sg).
eskiyęʔ
I will see you two again.
eskwayęʔ
I will see you all again.
__ ižeatsih
Their name is __
tu:ⁿdiʔ ⁿdeʔ saʔ
And you; you too
Yawahstih
It’s good/great
Tižamęh
Thanks
Where do you come from?
hanęę́: etisehtih ?
I come from ______.
___ ekwayehtih
She comes from _____.
___ ekyawehtih
He comes from ______.
___ etawehtih
We all come from _____.
___ etǫmehtih
You all come from _____.
___ etiskwehtih
Where do you (sg) live?
hanęę́: ihstareʔ ?
I live in _____.
___ iⁿdareʔ
She lives in _____.
___ yaⁿdareʔ
He lives in ______.
___ haⁿdareʔ
Yatǫréhšahstaʔ
I am hungry
Aitáʔwahš
I am sleepy at the moment
Ayatǫmę́ht
I am tired/worn out/fatigued
Šiyahskęnǫʔnyęʔ
Half well, neither good nor bad
Uⁿdiʔtatsiʔyeh
Chicago
Kyutahuwaʔtaʔ
Cincinnati
Yaⁿdataʔyeh
Detroit
Kyuⁿdawih
Fort Defiance
Kyuⁿdamęʔⁿdeh
Louisville, KY
ᴺDarehkwih
Muskingum
Uⁿgyaraʔ
Niagara Falls
Tsaʔⁿduhstih/ Tsaʔⁿduskeh
Sandusky, OH
Kaⁿdatuwanęh
St. Louis
Karǫtuʔ (Kyurǫtuʔ , Turǫtuʔ )
Toronto
Uⁿdatayǫmeh
Washington, DC
Uwatayǫⁿdeh
Arkansas
Uⁿdiʔtatsiʔyeh
Illinois
Ekweyayęrat
Indiana
Žehuweh
Iowa
Kyuhkutęⁿdeh
Kentucky
Ǫmętsaʔyǫmeh
Maryland and Virginia
Yaⁿdawižuʔyeh
Mississippi/ Missouri
Hekanǫⁿduh
New York
Uʔⁿgǫharaʔyeh
North Carolina
Uhižuʔ
Ohio
Ayǫmeⁿdeh
Oklahoma
Kyunǫtayǫh
Pennsylvania
Ekwehtuwanęʔs
Tennessee
Eriketsih
Allegheny
Unǫtayu
Allegheny Mountains
Ekaⁿdehšateh
Canada
Skętayǫtaratih
Europe
Skwanyǫⁿdeh
Mexico
Kyuⁿdamęʔⁿdeh
Niagara
Aʔsareʔ yǫmeⁿdeh
USA
Waⁿdat ⁿdekyǫmętsateh
Wandat Land
Haʔtewatukwahtaʔ
West of Oklahoma
hanęę́: etisehtih ?
Where do you come from?
___ ekwayehtih
I come from ______.
___ ekyawehtih
She comes from _____.
___ etawehtih
He comes from ______.
___ etǫmehtih
We all come from _____.
___ etiskwehtih
You all come from _____.
hanęę́: ihstareʔ ?
Where do you (sg) live?
___ iⁿdareʔ
I live in _____.
___ yaⁿdareʔ
She lives in _____.
___ haⁿdareʔ
He lives in ______.
Hatinyǫnyę́ʔrunǫʔ
Bear Clan
Tsúʔtaiʔ Hatižaʔtuʔtę́runǫʔ
Beaver Clan
Hatiⁿdaʔarárunǫʔ
Deer Clan
Hatiⁿdehsǫ́runǫʔ
Hawk Clan
Yaręhisérunǫʔ
Porcupine Clan
Hatíⁿgǫtrunǫʔ
Snake Clan
Hatiʔnariskwárunǫʔ
Wolf Clan
Hatiⁿgyáʔwiš Hayuwánęrunǫʔ
Big Turtle Clan
ᴺGyáʔwiš Hatíʔyerunǫʔ
Little Turtle Clan (Dry Land, Little Water, Speckled)
ᴺGyáʔwiš Yanęʔstérunǫʔ
Mud Turtle Clan (Box)
ᴺGyáʔwiš Yǫmanǫhukahšérunǫʔ
Striped Turtle Clan
Yęhtižúrunǫʔ
Highland Turtle Clan (Prairie)
hataʔúh saʔtaruʔtęʔ ?
What’s your (sg) clan?
___ ayeʔtaruʔtęʔ/ ___ ayeʔtaraęʔ
I am of the _____ clan.
___ uʔtaruʔtęʔ/ ___ uʔtaraęʔ
She is of the _____ clan.
___ huʔtaruʔtęʔ/ ___ huʔtaraęʔ
He is of the _____ clan.
Šayę
Cheyenne Tribe
Tsikahša
Chickasaw Tribe
Kwaʔyatah/ Ahšisayeʔrunǫʔ
Chippewa/ Ojibwe Tribe
Tsahta
Choctaw Tribe
Kǫmętš
Comanche Tribe
Kuʔǫhša
Creek Tribe
Tuⁿdanǫ/ Wasaseunǫʔ
Dakota Tribe
ᴺDasayanęʔ
Delaware Tribe
Tehutihskuʔtariʔⁿdih
Catawba (Flat-Head)
Skęhšurunǫʔ
Fox Tribe
Žehuweh
Iowa Tribe
Witihšahtanǫ
Kaskaskin Tribe
Hatiʔešraʔah
Kaw, Kansa Tribe
Tékapu
Kickapoo Tribe
Sęhskyarunǫʔ
Miami Tribe
Hunyęʔyerunǫʔ
Mohawk Tribe
Męhši
Muncie Tribe
Wažesaʔyerunǫʔ
Oneida Tribe
Unǫtaʔyerunǫʔ
Onondaga Tribe
Wašaše
Osage Tribe
Utúrunǫʔ
Otoe Tribe
Kwaʔyatah
Ottawa Tribe
Witihšahtanǫ
Peoria/ Piankashaw/ Wea Tribe
Kuhǫⁿgurǫta
Potomac Tribe
Hatǫmateⁿdiʔ
Potawatomi Tribe
Utsúžuwat
Quapaw Tribe
Sakí
Sauk Tribe
Uⁿgyayǫ́runǫʔ
Seminole Tribe
Hunǫhšenyǫⁿdih/ Tsunǫtuwarunǫʔ
Seneca Tribe
Šawanǫrunǫʔ
Shawnee Tribe
Mahikan
Stockbridge Tribe (Mahican)
Taskarurunǫʔ
Tuscarora Tribe
Waⁿdat
Wyandot/Wyandotte
Wahšítaʔarunǫʔ
Wichita Tribe
Hatihšírunǫʔ
Winnibago Tribe
Aʔsareʔ yǫmeh/ Sareʔ yǫmeh
American
Hahǫʔtsiʔ
Black/ African American
Tuhkerunǫʔ
Canadian (maybe Quebecois)
Kyurhęstrunǫʔ
English
Tehuhkyaʔih
French
Ekyurhęstrunǫʔ
German
Huskwanyǫh
Spanish
Hatinyǫʔmahaʔ
White/ Caucasian
hataʔúh ahšaʔtuʔtęʔ ?
What is your (sg) Nation/people?
___ ažáʔtuʔtęʔ/ ___ ⁿdiʔ
I am _____.
____ ayaáʔtuʔtęʔ
She is _____.
___ ahaáʔtuʔtęʔ
He is _____.
Yahkaʔah
Absaroka (Crow) Tribe
Uwatayurunǫʔ
Cherokee Tribe
Kayuka/ Kwiyukunǫʔ
Cayuga Tribe
yatetsęʔs
I am a doctor ( I cure).
Photo of Siobhan M. Wescott, MD, (Alaskan Athabaskan) | image from American Medical Association website
ⁿdaʔtarǫⁿgyahs
I am a baker/ I make bread.
Photo of Sage Romero (Tovowahamatu Nuumu/Tuah-Tahi, Big Pine Paiute/Taos Pueblo) | “PPAK: Traditional Pueblo Bread Making” from Dancing Earth website
nyękwahs
I am a farmer/ I plant.
Photo of Betty Robertson (Wyandotte), in Miami, OK circa 1955 tending corn, beans, rhubarb, and lettuce (courtesy of Emily Logan & Darcy Allred)
anę:rǫkyeʔs
I am a hunter/ I hunt.
yari:waʔ yehšrǫⁿgyahs
I am a lawmaker.
Photo of Sharice Davids (Ho-Chunk), U.S. Representative of Kansas | retrieved from Startland News
kenyęstaⁿdih
I am a teacher/ I make people know how.
Photo of Daryl Baldwin, language teacher & director of the Myaamia Center, retrieved from Miami University website
yesǫⁿgyáhs
I make bowls.
yataʔęnǫⁿgyahs
I make bows.
yeⁿgyaruʔtǫⁿgyahs
I make canoes.
ayateyaʔt
I make fire.
hataʔúh saʔⁿgyaⁿdihtaⁿdih?
What do you do for work?
yeʔnǫⁿgyahs
I am a fletcher (I make arrows)