ENGLISH-KIOWA GLOSSARY 



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diminutive sufBxes e, -i, -tae'yu, 



dissatisfied, I :im — ata'nta. 



dog — tae'nlii. 



Dog Soldier — Tifpahe', Kd'itse'fiko. 



dogwood (Cortius asperi/olia)^8ek'a'n. 



Double mountain, Texas — Ti'a k'op. 



Double-mountain fork of Brazos river, 



Texas — Yia k'op p'a ( ?). 

 Double -vision — A Kiowa warrior and 



Florida prisoner in 1875 (Report, 1875); 



not known by Indians under this name, 

 down (noun) — (of feathers) Iso'ilkija; of 



fruit, as a peach ; line fur, fuzz, pa. 

 downy — J>agi. Cf. down, 2>a- 

 drag, 1 — dcku'eha' (see etkii'egan). 

 dragonfly — ka'-ikonho'dal. 

 driftwood— ojo'f ( ?). 

 driveway (for catching antelope) — zo'ta', 



t'a-zo'ta' . 

 Duck creek, Texas — Sa''kon-ya'<hitda p'a. 

 dung — sa'gi/a. 

 dust — j"^"'- 



dusty — gyapain'yum, pahVyoiihW . 

 dwell — k'ttdal. 

 eagle (golden) — gu'atohi'n. 

 Eagle-heart — a Kiowa raider in 1871; 



Gu'atole'ntc ( f ). 

 ear — t'a. 

 earth — dom . 



east — pai'-ha'te de'pe'hii (see pai' -ha' da) . 

 eat — gyapa'to; cf. eating and food, 

 eating — pid. 

 eight — yd''se. 



elbow — ma'nie'm; cf. arm. 

 Elliott, Fort, Texas — lyii'gii'a P'a Sole'go. 

 elk — ko'ga'-i. 

 Elk — Ko ija'-i, Kdgu'i. 

 Elk creek, on reservation — Donixi p'a, 



Ko'ga'-i pa. 

 Elk creek, east fork, on reservation — 



A'ga -ip'a. 

 middle fork, on reservation — A'gi'ani 



p'a. 

 elm ( llmus) — ta'a'. 

 Elm fork, Oklahoma — Aiantai' p'a. 

 El Paso Mexicans — Pd'suuko. 

 emigrants — hop; cf. immigrants, taiihop, 



and travel, ho. 

 Emigrant road (Texas to California) — 



Ho'an-t'a'ka'-i. 

 end (noun) — aka'ngya, pdtsii't. 

 endure, you — o'ha-ikil' . 

 enemy — gyai'k'i; cf. hate, nyagyai'to. 



entrails — iiti, seta, boi. 



erect (adj.) — laha'. 



escarpment — see bluff. 



Essequeta — li'sikwi'ta. 



evening — da'mkoii'ga, dcko'mdo'legya. 



exterminate — see massacre. 



eye — da. 



face — doid, 



fall from sky (verb) — p'e''gyd. 



far below (deep) — don'iga. 



P'ast-bear — a Kiowa raider in 1871. 



fat — don'. 



feather — ago (.see n). 



Feather-head — Taeiita'nmo. 



female suffixes ma, -tad. 



fight — gi'dgyd. 



finger — index finger, md'ngo'm; see also 



arm, mdndcV . 

 fire — pid. 

 five — o'nto. 



flap of tipi — kompa'ka. 

 flat — kope'dal, ka'-igiha'. 

 Klathead (tribe) — A'dalton-ka'-igihd'go. 

 flint — k'a'-iko'ii. 



Flying-squirrel— CAa-Aon-(Jc-(on. 

 folded (said of feathers) — tala'. 

 foliage — ai'den. 

 Fontaine qui Bouille creek, Colorado — 



Tontep 2>'a. 

 food — pi'angya; cf. eat; food in stomach, 



aa'dal. 

 foolish — d'dalka-i. 

 foot — anso'. 

 fork (of a 8tream)^»aAo'(fa;; fork for 



eating, gi'a-tao'ni; see also branch, 



po'to' . 

 Fort Lamed, Kansas — Munka-guddal-de 



r'a-gya Td'pdhe gi'adal-de'e' . 

 four — yi'a'gyd'. 

 Fourth of July — Tto'lai . 

 freeze — do''gyabo'n. 

 freighters — kotd'daJhop. 

 Frizzle-head — A'dalpepte. 



fruit e, -i (suflix). 



fur — 2"^- 



furnished with, having aadal, -do, -da 



(suffix). 

 game (playing) — a. 

 Gap-iu-the-woods — Horn' a. 

 George Washington — a Caddo chief in 



1871. 

 German silver — hdn-kope'dal ; see also 



metal, hd'ngya. 



