Navaho Houses, Pages 469-518
Navaho Houses, Pages 469-518
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The songs are begun by the shamanin a drawling tone and all the men join in. The _qaçál‘i_ acts only asleader and director. Each one, and there are many of them in the tribe, has his own particular songs, fetiches, and accompanying ceremonies, and after he has pitched a song he listens closely to hear whether thecorrect words are sung. This is a matter of great importance, as theomission of a part of the song or the incorrect rendering of any wordwould entail evil consequences to the house and ...its inmates. All thehouse songs of the numerous _qaçál‘i_ are of similar import but differin minor details.
The first song is addressed to the east, and is as follows: _House song to the East_ _Qa‘ádje_ _biyádje_ _beqoġán_ _aiíla_ Far in the east far below there a house was made; _Qojón_ _qoġáne_ Delightful house.
_Qastcéyalçi_ _bebiqoġán_ _aiíla_ God of Dawn there his house was made; _Qojón_ _qoġáne_ Delightful house.
_Qayol‘kál‘_ _bebiqoġán_ _aiíla_ The Dawn there his house was made; _Qojón_ _qoġáne_ Delightful house.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The songs are begun by the shamanin a drawling tone and all the men join in. The _qaçál‘i_ acts only asleader and director. Each one, and there are many of them in the tribe, has his own particular songs, fetiches, and accompanying ceremonies, and after he has pitched a song he listens closely to hear whether thecorrect words are sung. This is a matter of great importance, as theomission of a part of the song or the incorrect rendering of any wordwould entail evil consequences to the house and ...its inmates. All thehouse songs of the numerous _qaçál‘i_ are of similar import but differin minor details.
The first song is addressed to the east, and is as follows: _House song to the East_ _Qa‘ádje_ _biyádje_ _beqoġán_ _aiíla_ Far in the east far below there a house was made; _Qojón_ _qoġáne_ Delightful house.
_Qastcéyalçi_ _bebiqoġán_ _aiíla_ God of Dawn there his house was made; _Qojón_ _qoġáne_ Delightful house.
_Qayol‘kál‘_ _bebiqoġán_ _aiíla_ The Dawn there his house was made; _Qojón_ _qoġáne_ Delightful house.
What to read after Navaho Houses, Pages 469-518?
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