Pawnee Language Learning

Pawnee Language Learning

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Pawnee Language Learning episodes

  • #122 - Full Moon: PullingUpTheGrassMoon / April

    pahîhwâkaruks - pulling up the grass moon [pulling up the grass meaning to weed, as in weed their gardens in preparation for planting]

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    2 min
  • #121 - Ten (10)

    ruksiri’ - ten [Skidi dialect]

    rihuksiri’ - ten [Southband dialect]

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    3 min
  • #120 - Nine (9)

    ruksirîwâra - nine [literally: less than ten, implying one less than ten] [Skidi dialect]

    rihuksirîwâra - nine [Southband dialect]

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    4 min
  • #119 - Eight (8)

    tawiksâpic - eight [literally: three on the other hand]

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    3 min
  • #118 - Seven (7)

    pitkusiksâpic - seven [literally: two fingers on the other hand]

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    3 min
  • #117 - Pawnee New Year

    The signs our ancestors watched for to indicate the start of a new year.

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    3 min
  • #116 - Six (6)

    kskiksâpic - six [literally: one finger on the other hand]

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    3 min
  • #115 - Five (5)

    sihuks - five (Southband dialect)

    sûhuks - five (Skidi dialect)

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    5 min
  • #114 - Full Moon: Windy Moon / March

    pâhûtawi’u’ - Moon to be windy / windy moon

    pâ - moon

    hûtawi’u’ - to be windy

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    2 min
  • #113 - Four (4)

    kskîti’iks - four [literally: one finger remaining on hand]

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    4 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.