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Friday, September 12, 2008

The word "Wolf" in different North American Native Languages


The word "Wolf" in different North American Native Languages

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Algonquin: mahigan
Apache: ba'cho, ba'uchaahi, ma'cho
Athabascan: teekon
Cherokee: wahy'a, wa-ya
Cheyenne: ho'nene; maiyun
Chinook: lelou, leloo
Chipewyan: segolia , nuniye
Choctaw: neshoba
Cree: Mahigan
Greenland-Inuit: amarog
Hopi: kweeuu
Inuktitut: singarti
Inupiat: amaguk
Kiowa: kooy
Lakota: shunkaha
Lakota tanka: suuk manitu
Lenape: mohegan, te-me
Mohawk: mahiingan
Mvskoke: yvhv
Navajo: ma'iitsoh
Nootka: lokwa'
Ojibwe: Maengun
Pawnee: skiri' ki
Seminole: o-ba-ho-she
Seneca: kyiyu
Shawnee: m-weowa
Shoshone: beya ish
Ute: sinapu

AHO
~Whitewolfe

2 comments:

  1. think you! my favoret animal's name in moltible native amarican languages. love it! abusalutly beautiful!

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  2. You are wrong on the Lakota word for wolf.....it is Sungmanitu Thanka

    Also Shunka is dog

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