Vocabulary of the Kiowa Language
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this, here ['}(?)-> dem.
stem; -dei]. 'i(n-)dei tou gyH-bou, I saw this house; stated by the informant to mean the same as 'ejdei tou gyH-bou. 'i(n)dei h^i'm, this part right here (of the tree) is dead. 'i(n)dei kyshi'H, this man right here. 'i(H)ga kyshyoup, these tpl. men. 'oueidei ga 'mdei ga '^jdei, that one, and this one here, and this one.
'indei da, this is the one right here.
ka', mother, voc. Mr. Smoky commented: Young children prolong the word, older children cut it short. Cp. tsa, mo...ther; ka'ka'e, my or our mother; ta', father, voc.
ka', tpl. others, recorded only with following 'hcII or Isndl: occurring in ka' 'ndl, the others; ka' IshoU, the others. Cp. ka'-dei, other, ka-'a (an. II; ka-'a'-ga, tpl.), a kind of spear having feathers along the edge. Cp. Ka'a'-pm-t^qn, prsn.
Ka'a'-piH-t'an, prsn.; cp. Mooney, p. 408. [said to mean "he speared with ka'a: -t*an, app. dim.].
86 BUREAU OF AMERICAN ETHNOLOGY (bull. 84 ka-dl (an. II; kcc-t-dcc, tpl.; ka-dl- in comp.); 1- buffalo; 2.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
this, here ['}(?)-> dem.
stem; -dei]. 'i(n-)dei tou gyH-bou, I saw this house; stated by the informant to mean the same as 'ejdei tou gyH-bou. 'i(n)dei h^i'm, this part right here (of the tree) is dead. 'i(n)dei kyshi'H, this man right here. 'i(H)ga kyshyoup, these tpl. men. 'oueidei ga 'mdei ga '^jdei, that one, and this one here, and this one.
'indei da, this is the one right here.
ka', mother, voc. Mr. Smoky commented: Young children prolong the word, older children cut it short. Cp. tsa, mo...ther; ka'ka'e, my or our mother; ta', father, voc.
ka', tpl. others, recorded only with following 'hcII or Isndl: occurring in ka' 'ndl, the others; ka' IshoU, the others. Cp. ka'-dei, other, ka-'a (an. II; ka-'a'-ga, tpl.), a kind of spear having feathers along the edge. Cp. Ka'a'-pm-t^qn, prsn.
Ka'a'-piH-t'an, prsn.; cp. Mooney, p. 408. [said to mean "he speared with ka'a: -t*an, app. dim.].
86 BUREAU OF AMERICAN ETHNOLOGY (bull. 84 ka-dl (an. II; kcc-t-dcc, tpl.; ka-dl- in comp.); 1- buffalo; 2.
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