Huron Language, III 



From the adverb arJerati. From io'ti, in the same 



manner. 

 Eon»atis, We are equal. 



EsAtidtis, Ye are equal. 



Chiateondi't^, They are of the same quality. 



From — Ets^aoUf Courage. 



E,ets^Qon, I will take courage. 



Echietsafiu, Thou wilt take courage. 



Ehatsa^un, He will take courage. 



Eajstenni^a, We two take courage. 



Etsisteimiafiii, and Eskvas- Let you and us take courage. 



tetniia^ou, 

 Ahatisten niaoiiy Let them take courage. 



3o. — They sometimes cuter into composition, as 

 Harikaander^atannojikf He exaggerates. 



4o. — Some require the future after them ; as, 

 Sehven,' Wait, or, wait ye. 



Chieshechieuy In order to. 



Tae, or, ennoiine, A word of prohibition. 



Tevustu^i), A word of refusal. 



^Atu^t'ii, In order to. 



Se/ttten ec/iiarashsaf Expect to go, 



Enuoc/ik'ii, or, teiiustuiu Do not depart. 



echiarasknu, 

 Hesehets aron dcdiH^ato^eii Pray to God that he may have 



eorhie7iteHrj or pity onyou, 



C.hieskechieit elutnlenr dc din, (Let it be a name.) 

 EliiionnndiarCt cltiudesd After that (the name) will 



c'c/tiaraskndf have come, thou j.halt go. 



5o. — Some rcjjuire the aorisi ; as, 

 Kucde, Vuv fear lliat ; in order to ; 



perhaj)s. 



