300 ON THE ETHNOGRAPHY AND PHILOLOGY OF THE 
near, teks’-ku-rat. 
neck, pa-hiks’-kis. 
no, kau’-hi. 
nose, ¢éos. 
nothing, kau-hot’. 
O. 
oar, kits-ka/-wi-tsa’-ku. 
=e, oe 
se Pere \ food for horses. 
old, ku’-ra-hish. 
on, ti-hi’-ki-ta-sa. 
otter, kit-a’-pat. 
outside, o-ki-ta-ha/-hi-ri. 
owl, pa-ho’-ru. 
part, kau’-ki. 
partridge, ot-kis’-is. 
perhaps, ki/-ri-ku. 
ki/-ri-ku-izit, perhaps so. 
pepper, kats-kau-pit’, black pepper. 
pipe, not’-a-wi-ska’-ru. 
ka/-ta-ra-pik’-skit, tomahawk pipe. 
plover, ut. 
potato, its, cts. 
powderhorn, a-di’-i-ki. 
pumpkin, pa-haks’. 
pa-hak’-sa-las, ripe pumpkins. 
R. 
rain, ta-tson’. 
red, ti’-pa-hat’. 
river, kits-wa’-rik-sti, Medicine River. 
kits-ka-tiis’, Shallow River, Platte. 
road, hat-o’-ru, a trail or road. 
rose, pa’-hat. 
salt, kan’-it. 
scalp, puks-sit’-skis. 
sea, ki-ra-rik’-shis. 
seat, ki-di’-ru, seat or rump. 
see, si-sit’, he sees. 
September, ki-shot’. - 
sheep, a’-ri-ka-rits’. 
shoe, as-o’-ru, shoe or moccasin. 
shoulder, kit-ska/-su. 
silver, wa-pi’-Ci-sta-pi’-ri-hu, best metal. 
sinew, as-kats’-ki. 
sing, ti’-ra-rih. 
sister, i-la-he’, used by the men, my sister. 
i-da-di’, women use this form. 
skin, ska-rit/-ki. 
sky, ska/-u, sky, heaven. 
slough, ki’-wa-ha/-ru, lake, slough. 
ki-wa/-ha-kits, big slough. 
small, ki-ta-ltis’-ki. 
smooth, ki-ri-bats’-ki. 
snake, lut’-ki. 
snipe, paks-ki-ra’-rits. 
snow, we-toh’-sha, it snows. 
toh’-sa, snow. 
son, pi-ras’-ko-ta’-ti, my son, or my boy. 
speak, ti-wa’-ku, he speaks. 
spear, u-rik’-sis. 
spirit, te-ra/-wa, Great Spirit. 
le-kat-sa’-ro, a ghost, wandering spirit. 
spring, a-ra/-ri-ka. 
kits-taks’, spring or fountain. 
squirrel, ski’-pis. 
stomach, la-éa’-kits. 
stone, ka-rit’-ki. 
ka-rit’-ki-ti-di-hu’, large stone, rock. 
strike, ti-ta’-hi, he strikes. 
strong, tit-a’-rali-ish’. 
sugar, la-ki’-tsu. 
summer, li’-at. 
sun, sak’-o-ru. 
thigh, pa’-ki-su. 
thistle, pi-ra-ha’-tis. 
thou, las. 
thumb, skits’-kits, big finger. 
ske’-tsi, finger. 
thunder, toh-i’-ri-ru. 
tie, sta-dit’, he ties. 
