Pawnee Language Learning

Pawnee Language Learning

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Pawnee Language Learning episodes

  • Ep. 69 - Hand

    iksu’ - hand

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    2 min
  • Ep. 68 - Toe

    askîcu’ - toe [as=foot, kîcu’=neck]

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    2 min
  • Ep. 67 - Foot

    asu’ - foot

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    2 min
  • Ep. 66 - Knee

    pâkîsu’ - knee, kneecap

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    2 min
  • Ep. 65 - Shoulder

    pîhâkawi’u’ = shoulder (shoulder joint area)

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    3 min
  • Ep. 64 - Head

    paksu’ - head

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    3 min
  • Ep. 63 - Female-in-law

    Mother-in-law, daughter-in-law and sister-in-law — ckurus [c= ‘ts’ sound]

    Nora Pratt says, "ckurus"

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    5 min
  • Ep. 62 Song - Karûrasučirâ'u' ?(SK)

    Here’s a fun song I created (with a little help from my grandkids), using the phrases we’ve been learning here. This song is in the Skidi dialect (SK). The Southband (SB) version is in Episode 56.

    If you need to review these phrases, please listen to episodes 49 - 55.

    Enjoy!

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    3 min
  • Ep. 61 - Son-in-law

    kustawêču’ - son-in-law (Southband dialect)

    kustawiču’ - son-in-law (Skidi dialect)

    Tribal linguist Taylor Moore commented that in the recordings he listened to, it wasn’t clear whether it was a ‘c’ [‘ts’ sound], or a č [‘ch’ sound].

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    7 min
  • Ep. 60 - Old Man

    kurahus - old man; longtime husband.

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    3 min

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The beautiful Pawnee language in small doses. Word of the Day a few days a week, quick grammar lessons, with the occasional dose of history and culture.