aquai |
hello |
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nohhum |
my grandmother |
nomasis |
my little grandmother |
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nemoghhome |
my grandfather |
machom |
grandfather |
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mnohti |
bag of peace |
squau-tho-won |
wampum belts |
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un-nuh-kau-kun |
messenger, runner |
Wauntheet Monnitoow |
Shining Spirit |
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tpochgo |
night |
onaquega |
evening |
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namees |
fish |
pachkenum |
dark |
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gemeze |
eat |
Algonquian
tahaso |
cold |
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menachk |
drink |
achwahndowagan |
love |
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pachan |
it is snowing |
Nia ktachwahnen |
I thee love |
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m'sauneeh |
snow |
kschittau |
hot |
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wastachquaam |
tree |
nachk |
hand |
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wenanno |
tongue |
mahkwa |
bear |
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siipo |
river |
mattape |
sit down |
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Pachtamawas |
God |
aki |
earth |
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mbei |
water |
soganahn |
rain |
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kshachchen |
wind |
geshoch |
sun |
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anakusak |
stars |
stau |
fire |
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wachtshu |
hill |
nemanau |
man |
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tah |
heart |
mkhook-que-thoth |
owl |
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woh-weet-quau-pee-chee |
counselors |
wunneet |
it is good |
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we-ku-wuhm |
wigwam, house |
wnahktukook or Wanachquaticock |
land at the end of the river (Mahican name for Stockbridge) |
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quin'a month'ee |
How are you? |
komeekha |
come in, be at home |
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muh-he-con-nuk |
great waters (sea) | Wneeweh: I thank you (contributed by Debra Winchell)
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