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nawa - greetings
ati’us - my/our father
atira - my/our mother
tirawâhat - all creation, from the earth to the sky to the heavens
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Traditional:
kisistu’ - geese migrate south/ October
After removal to Oklahoma:
rêckuhke - Autumn/ October [Southband Dialect] [the ‘c’ is pronounced ‘ts’]
rîckuhki - Autumn/ October [Skidi Dialect] [the ‘c’ is pronounced ‘ts’]
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A story shared by Ronnie O’Brien about her husband’s ancestors and their friendship with the Pawnee people.
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pîra’u’ rarahkâta’îspu - children going back to school [used after removal]
parutpakskari - snake moon [traditional]
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asku’ - one
pitku’ - two
tawit - three
kskîti’ks - four
sihuks - five
kskiksâpic - six
pitkusiksâpic - seven
tawiksâpic - eight
rihuksirîwâra’ - nine
rihuksirî- ten
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pakiritarâkatu’ - Yellow Horizon Moon / August
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asku’ - one
pitku’ - two
tawit - three
kskîti’iks - four
sûhuks - five
kskiksâpic - six
pitkusiksâpic - seven
tawiksâpic - eight
ruksirîwâra - nine
ruksiri’ - ten
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I love the Tail Dance best.
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