ENGLISH-KIOWA GLOSSARY 



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Travel song — Gu'ada'gya. 



travois — isv'giian (see doj;, t«f'nhi). 



tree — iido, pep. 



tree-tops — a'pataa't. 



tripe — abi'n (f ). 



tiiiiinph (ni)uu) — la'f/i/a (see also imka'- 



'.IHii'jya- 

 turkey — peii. 



turtle — Ti'ii'iiki'n, to'nnk'n'. 

 twin — pii'da-i. 

 two — yi'a. 

 Two-bntte crrek, Colorudo — A'zot p'a {^) 



Pap' II (?). 

 udder — azii' . 



uncommou — see abnormal. 

 United States — 'T'o'-t'a ka'-i-ilo'mbe. 

 useless — see spoiled. 

 Ute (tribe) — I'iitii'go. 

 Uvalde canyon (?), Texas — Dan-Ion. 

 Valdez — I'ii'li. 

 V alley — lii'iidnl. 

 variegated — t'o'igii'iU. 

 Viejo — Bi'uko. 

 vizor — gaiilo'n, pabo. 

 vomit (noun) — sodal. 

 Waco (tribe) — see Do'' gnat. 

 wailiug (noun) — see lamentation, 

 wait ! (imperative) — In'tiigu", 

 Walking-bear — Setma'nte. 

 wall — k'aga. 



walnut — polio' n-ii' , polio' n-e'. 

 Walnut creek (upper) Kansas — Tsodal- 



lie'ii-de p'u. 

 Walsh, Mount, Oklahoma — K'o'b-aka'n. 

 Wanderer creek (?), Oklahoma — Tao'- 



t'ui'h pUi. 

 war-bonnet — iitalia'-i. 

 War-club (a society) — T'iu'qye'ko. 

 war expedition — dam. 

 warrior— j/n''j)nAe' . 



Washita river, Oklahoma — A'gunta 2>'a. 

 Washita river forks, Oklahoma — Yi'a- 



p'a da'tl. 

 water — toil. 



water-lily (?) — se'nji'odal-e'. 

 weasel — sa'dulso'mte, 

 web, of spider — j)0. 

 week — kohtii'kia. 

 West Cache creek, on reservation — Giiia'- 



halep'a. 

 wheel (noun) — kotd'dal. 

 whet, I, — gydao'nmo (see aomta). 

 whetstone — k'a-pd'ti. 

 Whirlwind — principal chief of the Chey- 

 enne iu 1874. 



whistle (noun) — tao'ddUem. 



AVhitacre, Charles W. (or Whittaker) — 



TaiVi. 

 white — fain. 



White river, Texas — T'ain })'a. 

 White, E. E., special agent — T'ainte. 

 White-bear — Set-fai'Tite. 

 Wliite-bird — Sen-aon-da-iat. 

 White-deer creek (?), Texas — T'd'nped' 



p'a. 

 W]iite-hoTn~Ti'l-'Uikai'. 

 White-horse — Taent'ai'ilte. 

 White-man — T'aka'-itai'de. 

 White-people — Be' dalpa' go. 

 Whitoshield — A Cheyenne chief in 1874. 

 White-wolf — A hostile Comanche chief 



in 1874. 

 Wichita (tribe) — Dogu'at. 

 Wichita mountains, on reservation^/Jo'- 



gii'nt k'op. 

 willow — ae'iVi. 

 wind (breeze) — i/o'mgyd. 

 windbreak — dod. 

 wing — tsodal. 

 winter — aai, aai'gya. 

 Wise, P'ort, Colorado — Tso'paiii Do' . 

 without (privative) heii (in composi- 

 tion), 

 wolt— (/«;. 



Wolf creek, Oklahoma — Gii'i p'a. 

 Wolf-hair — a debatable Kiowa warrior 



killed by Mexicans in 183.5-36 (Scott) ; 



said by Se't-t'a'u to be properly Do'- 



e'dalte, q. v. 

 Wolf's-name — I'sand'ndka. 

 Wolf's-sleeve — BaW'pa'. 

 woman — »» d'Tiiji' . 

 Woman-heart — Mdhyi'-te'n. 

 wonderful — :e'd<ilbe ; see also medicine, 



da'-i. 

 \roim—p'odal, iiju'gii'. 

 worn out (adjective) — komae'. 

 wrinkled — aka'-i. 

 write, I — gyagii'dtda', 

 writing— see picture, 

 year — see winter, 

 yellow — gu'al'o. 

 Yellow-buti'alo — ra'-gu'ak'o. 

 Yellowstone river, Montana — Tao'aa' p'a. 

 yes — ho, ha (jargon, how.'). 

 yesterday — ki'Ude'dal. 

 young man — do'gudtal. 

 Zarah, Fort, K a n s a s — Tsodalhe'n - de 



P'a'gya TW'pdhe'-k'u'dal-de'e. 



