brother-in-law, ithoⁿˊfka, thiⁿto. bucket, tcotkukûˊso. buckskin, alaˊhi. bug, a, aˊkti. bullet, oⁿˊfhi. bullfrog, teˊmu. bundle, a, apheˊni. burn, to, atạf, tạshiˊhi. burst, to, sxoˊki. bush, a, aˊkiska, itcoⁿˊ. butt, the, oˊtxo. butter, nạf. butterfly, nạˊphĭˊtka. buy, to, tufi. buzzard, eˊskha. by and by, etcaⁿˊsa.
call, to, akoˊhi. cane-brake, ạfhoˊti. canoe, iyaˊti. cardinal bird, teˊska. carry, to, te. cat, domestic; atx̣ạˊnta. cat, wild, atx̣ạˊnta. catch, to, atoˊye. caterpillar, tạfhaˊti. caul, the, akhĭsi. centipede, tapheˊsu. chair, yâⁿˊshĕ. chase, to, nuⁿˊsĕ. cheek, sloˊska. chewing-tobacco, tac. chicken, abaˊsi. chicken-hawk, abaˊsi, tutaˊ. chief, itcoˊlĕ. child, hoˊcḳa. chimney, apheˊti. chop, to, ạspaˊ, oˊfpạki. Christmas, noⁿˊpi. circle, ftoˊtka. clasped, ploˊcka. clean, ctûˊti. cliff, eˊki. climb, to, atiˊkna. cloth, ạndjoˊfta. clothes, clothing, ạndjoˊfta. cloud, a, oˊcigwĕ. coal, apheˊti. coffee, ĭfthĕpiˊ. cold, oⁿtcehiˊ. collect, to, aˊktuwa. cologne, nạphiˊhi. comb, a, okwa. |
comb, to, okwa. come, to, kiu. come in, to, ofthaạhi, ophĕ. comet, oⁿtaskĕ. conceal, to, uⁿshaˊ. cook, to, atuˊti. copal, tac. copper, amôⁿˊfi. cord, itxuⁿˊhi. corn, atceˊki. corpse, iⁿˊtco. cotton, oˊftạti. cotton-gin, oˊftạti. cough, to, ạcoˊco. count, to, paˊkwa. country, aˊmaⁿ. cover, okhoˊe. cow, nạf. crack, to, phenti. crackle, to, pathûˊpka. crane, oˊskha. crawfish, ashoˊhi. crawl, to, tciⁿtchiˊnti. crazy, akshiˊki, wakheˊska. creeper, anthuˊhi. crooked, keˊtci. cross, to, ktoˊpe. cross-eyed, aⁿtoˊhi. crow, oⁿˊcka. crow, to, ktoˊkĕ. crush, to, kạfpxôⁿˊte. cry, to, aˊye. cup, a, anĭshoˊpi. curly, sishuˊkĕ. current, the, afhiˊhi, lo. cushion, akhaiˊyi. cut, to, ofhĭˊpĭ, oˊfpạki, otkạbedji, utkuˊsi.
dangerous, tciˊfhehi. dark, oˊpufku. day, noⁿˊpi. daylight, noⁿˊpi. deer, iˊya. deerskin, alaˊhi. deliver, to, sxeˊwa. die, to, thĕ. dig, to, hûpi. dirt, ĭtchepiˊ. disembark, to; ahiˊte. do, to, tcayu. doctor, uˊmakhĕ. dog, atchûˊñki. dollar, a, amôⁿˊfi. |
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