Pawnee Language Learning

Pawnee Language Learning

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  • #132 - Full Moon: Burning Moon/ July

    rikatihârikarikat - mid-year/July [post-contact word for July]

    parakiwirûsu’ - burning moon / July [pre-contact word for mid-summer]

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    3 min
  • #131 - Homecoming PowWow

    Homecoming PowWow this weekend!

    If you are in the neighborhood, please join us.

    If you are not in the neighborhood, please consider joining us in the future.

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    3 min
  • #130 - Random Numbers

    Pawnee is like English in that higher numbers follow the same pattern. For example:

    pîta’u’-asku = twenty-one

    pitkususâru’-pitku’ = forty-two

    etc.

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    4 min
  • #129 - Full Moon: Cultivating Moon / June

    parârirîsku’ - cultivating month [traditional]

    parî’at - summer month [after removal to Indian Territory]

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    5 min
  • #128 - Numbers 60, 70, 80, 90, 100

    tawirâru’ - sixty (60)

    tawirâru-ruksiri’ - seventy (70)

    kskîtikstâru’ - eighty (80)

    kskîtikstâru’-ruksiri’ - ninety (90)

    suhukstâru’ - one hundred (100)

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    6 min
  • #127 - Numbers 10, 20, 30, 40, 50

    ruksiri’ - ten (10)

    pîta’u’ - twenty (20)

    ruksiri’-wîta’u’ - thirty (30)

    pitkususâru’ - forty (40)

    pitkususâru’-ruksiri’ - fifty (50)

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    5 min
  • #126 - Numbers 16-20

    ksurawi’u’ - sixteen (16)

    tawit-kâkî’i’ - seventeen (17) ; tawit= three, kâkî= no/not/less than. Three less than, meaning three less than twenty.

    pitkus-kâkî’i’ - eighteen (18); pitku=two, kâkî= no/not/less than.

    asku-kâkî’i’ - nineteen (19); asku= one, kâkî - no/not/less than.

    pîta’u’ - twenty (20)

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    4 min
  • #125 - Numbers 11-15

    askuhûkita - eleven (11); one on top of, meaning one on top of ten

    pitkusûsiri’ - twelve (12); two and ten [ruksiri changes to sûsiri]

    tawiruksiri’ - thirteen (13); three and ten

    rakûkita - fourteen (14); ? on top of [the original meaning has been lost]

    suhukstarûkita - fifteen (15); five on top of, meaning five on top of ten

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    5 min
  • #124- How To Remember Pawnee Numbers

    This is a saw pit (alchetron.com):

    Updates on my hearing:

    Day Nine

    Day Fourteen

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    7 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.