Arapaho Dialects
Arapaho Dialects
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Solasu, father of Sanuye, cloud (f.)* Eneto, father of Liktuye, bear (f.) and of Sapata, bear (m.). Sapata, father of Anawuye, bear (m.), of Kulmuye, bear (f.), of Molimo, bear (m.), of Wopemii, bear (m.), of Wassusme, bear (f.), of Hehe- muye, bear (f.), of Moemu, bear (m.), of Hoiyitcalu, bear (m.), and of Etumu, bear (m.).
Peeluyak, bear, father of Niwuye, seed (f.).
LAND MOIETY, EXCLUSIVE OF BIG CREEK Noksu, chicken hawk, father of Tiwolu, chicken hawk (m.).
Sitki, bow, arrow, quiver, fathe...r of Mutckuye, bow, arrow, quiver (f.), of Waketnu, bow, arrow, quiver (m.), and of He'eluye, bow, arrow, quiver (f.).
Tumma, drum, father of Makuina, seed (m.).
Digitized by Google 168 University of California Publications in Am. Arch, and Ethn. [Vol. 12 Semuki, bear, father of Takutcima, seed (f.).
Tceweksu, tree squirrel, father of Tikmu, tree squirrel (m.), of Telumi, tree squirrel (m.), and of Hiimiita, tobacco (f.)> Sukumi, great homed owl, father of Wootci, coyote (m.), of Pososu, great homed owl (m.), of Tiponya, great homed owl (m.), and of Yelutci, bear (f.).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Solasu, father of Sanuye, cloud (f.)* Eneto, father of Liktuye, bear (f.) and of Sapata, bear (m.). Sapata, father of Anawuye, bear (m.), of Kulmuye, bear (f.), of Molimo, bear (m.), of Wopemii, bear (m.), of Wassusme, bear (f.), of Hehe- muye, bear (f.), of Moemu, bear (m.), of Hoiyitcalu, bear (m.), and of Etumu, bear (m.).
Peeluyak, bear, father of Niwuye, seed (f.).
LAND MOIETY, EXCLUSIVE OF BIG CREEK Noksu, chicken hawk, father of Tiwolu, chicken hawk (m.).
Sitki, bow, arrow, quiver, fathe...r of Mutckuye, bow, arrow, quiver (f.), of Waketnu, bow, arrow, quiver (m.), and of He'eluye, bow, arrow, quiver (f.).
Tumma, drum, father of Makuina, seed (m.).
Digitized by Google 168 University of California Publications in Am. Arch, and Ethn. [Vol. 12 Semuki, bear, father of Takutcima, seed (f.).
Tceweksu, tree squirrel, father of Tikmu, tree squirrel (m.), of Telumi, tree squirrel (m.), and of Hiimiita, tobacco (f.)> Sukumi, great homed owl, father of Wootci, coyote (m.), of Pososu, great homed owl (m.), of Tiponya, great homed owl (m.), and of Yelutci, bear (f.).
What to read after Arapaho Dialects?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kroeber, A. L. (Alfred Louis), 1876-1960 to read onlineMoreLess
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