Hayden.] 4]^ 2 [April. 



as : ma-hi'-za, a knife ; ma-hi-iia-ro-lian, more knives than one ; 

 ho-cin'-cin-i-g'i-a, a boy ; ho-cin'-cin-gi-ra, boys ; lii-nu-ga-nik, 

 a little girl ; hi-nu'gn-n'i-gi-ra, girls. 



Adjectives. — pi, good ; ci-p'i-za, a good lodge ; m'a-si-ra, axe ; 

 ma-sli'i-shi-g'i-ra, a bad axe ; she'-sliik i-t'a-ce, wise ; i-ta-ceh-ci, 

 very wise ; he-de'-nu-co'-ni, first one ; hi-d'u-a-gi-ni-lie'-de-nu, last 

 one. 



Adverbs. — i-do-ki'-a-ske, near together ; ha-ke'c-a, afterwards ; 

 hi-ku'-ho-ship, always, forever ; ka'-ga, never ; hi-do'-nia-he'in-ea, 

 above (on a stream), hi-ro'-ro-k'we-ca, below (on a stream), 

 ha-no'-ke-ca, to-morrow ; h'ca-nun-de, yesterday ; ho-ca', j^es ; 

 huug-ka'-no, h-inu'n, enough. 



Pronouns. — ^ne, I ; ne'-ni-n'e-nu, you ; e, he ; ne-wa'nk-e-ri'-nu, 

 we ; z'e-ku, thy ; n'i-a-n'i-nu, mine ; a-shi-ni-na, yours ; i-a-n'i-de-da, 

 theirs ; ni-a-n'i-wi-da, ours. 



ca-ci-ga, my father, 

 hi-a'-ci-da'-ka, your father, 

 hi-a-'ci-da, his father, 

 na-n'i-ga, my mother, 

 hi-'u-ni-n'a-ga, your mother, 

 hi-u-n'i-na, his mother, 

 hi-u-n'i-hi-da, our mother, 

 ca-w'i-ha-da, m}^ wife. 



wa-h'a-co-no, I eat. 

 wa-r'a-co-no, you eat. 

 e-wa-ru-co-no, he eats, 

 he-wa-ru-cu-wi-nu, we eat. 

 a-nac-wa-ra-ei-wi-ze, you eat. 

 a-nac-wa-ra-ci-de, they eat. 

 wa-he'c-i-n'e-na, I will eat. 

 wa-re'ic-i-n'e-na, you will eat. 

 wa-r'u-ci-n'e-na, he will eat, or is going to eat. 

 wa-ha-cun-a, I have done eating, 

 wa-ra-cun-a, you have done eating, 

 wa-ru'c-ki-n'i-na, he has done eating. 



