Arrow, måh.Bear(black), uåssóbä.Child, schi̍nga-schi̍nga.Earth, móhnika (nnearly likeh).Eye, ischtá.Fire, pähdjé (jFrench).God, wahkoͣ̍ndagä.Hair, på-hi̍.Hand, nom-pö̍ (omFrench).Head, påh.Island, rumätschi̍.Man, niká.Mountain, påhü̍.Mouth, hüh.Pipe(tobacco), nåh-hi-ba.River, wâti̍schka (toften likeh).Sun, pih.Tomahawk, må-sospä-jingá (jFrench).Water, nih.Woman(wife), wåh-ko.
Arrow, måh.
Bear(black), uåssóbä.
Child, schi̍nga-schi̍nga.
Earth, móhnika (nnearly likeh).
Eye, ischtá.
Fire, pähdjé (jFrench).
God, wahkoͣ̍ndagä.
Hair, på-hi̍.
Hand, nom-pö̍ (omFrench).
Head, påh.
Island, rumätschi̍.
Man, niká.
Mountain, påhü̍.
Mouth, hüh.
Pipe(tobacco), nåh-hi-ba.
River, wâti̍schka (toften likeh).
Sun, pih.
Tomahawk, må-sospä-jingá (jFrench).
Water, nih.
Woman(wife), wåh-ko.
FOOTNOTES:[252]The Konsas, or Kansas Indians have always lived on the river of that name (Gallatin,ibid., p. 127). For the past thirty years they have lived at peace with the Osages; and the two tribes have intermarried. They still number fifteen hundred souls, and possess a tract of three thousand acres. They speak the Osage dialect, which belongs to the Dacota linguistic group.—Maximilian.
[252]The Konsas, or Kansas Indians have always lived on the river of that name (Gallatin,ibid., p. 127). For the past thirty years they have lived at peace with the Osages; and the two tribes have intermarried. They still number fifteen hundred souls, and possess a tract of three thousand acres. They speak the Osage dialect, which belongs to the Dacota linguistic group.—Maximilian.
[252]The Konsas, or Kansas Indians have always lived on the river of that name (Gallatin,ibid., p. 127). For the past thirty years they have lived at peace with the Osages; and the two tribes have intermarried. They still number fifteen hundred souls, and possess a tract of three thousand acres. They speak the Osage dialect, which belongs to the Dacota linguistic group.—Maximilian.