INDIAN TRIBES OF THE MISSOURI VALLEY. 309 
B. shi-na’-ta-ni, my brother. 
back, sta’-ku. ‘ na-ra-nit’-ish-u, elder brother. 
bad, ka-ku’-na-he’. ka-wi'-ta, younger brother. 
bark, na-sku’-hu. brush, wa-pe’-i-stis, a brush for clothes. 
bead, ¢i’-nish. buffalo, ta’-na-ha. 
di'-nish-ai-re-push’, small beads. Gi-wi’-e-ku, a male buffalo. 
éi/-nish-ta-ka’-ta, yellow beads. wa-tash’, a female or cow, 
éi/-nish-ka-tik’, black beads. burning, wet-wheu'*-ni-wit. 
bean, at/-it. burn, t’wheu’-it, to burn. 
at’-it-hu-na/-nin. C. 
bear, ku-nah’. calf, ha-nit’. 
ku-nuh’-ta-ka, white bear. ha-ni’-pat, a red calf. 
ku-nth’-a-tik, black bear. cap, su-na-we'-wa. 
beard, a-ra/-nu-hu’. chief, ne-sha’-nu. 
beaver, git-ah’. child, pi’-ra-o. 
belt, sali-se’-ish, a leathern belt. pi-re-ha/-re, a young child, a year old, or more. 
bird, niks. pi-re-¢ip’-e-ri, a new-born child. 
he-riis’, a snow-bird. Junco hyemalis. cloth, na-wi’-nu. 
black, ti-ka-tik’. ° na-wi-na’-wish, strouding, or blue cloth. 
bladder, kali-i/-ra-nu. ka-ni'-u-ka-bi/-u, a breecheloth. 
blanket, nau-wi’-nu. elub, na-kuh’-sin-it-i-wa'-ru, a war-club. 
nauh-ta’-ka, gray or white blanket. coal, a-ni’-tu-a, a coal of fire. 
nauh-ta’-ka-re-hu’, blue blanket. coat, u-ka’-wié. 
nauhi-ta’-ka-ka-tik’, black blanket. u-ka’-wié-ti-pas’é’, a shirt, thin coat. 
naul-ta/-ka-pa, a red blanket. coffee, ska-tit’. 
blood, pa’-tu. cold, tip’-si. 
blue, tit-e-re’-ah. cord, hiat-se’-i-shu, a string or cord. 
boat, na-ko-hon’. corn, ne-¢i’-i-shu. 
na-ko-hon’-ska-rué, a skin boat. cow, wa-tash’. 
na-kili-wa/-na-kih, steamboat, roaring boat. ta-na-ha’-ta-ka, white man’s cow. 
kw’-su, a large boat. crow, ka’-ka. Corvus. 
naé, a wooden boat. erying, ti-di’-kut. 
éer’-i-pasé, a small boat. D. 
body, tan-ith’-tan. darkness, tik-a-tis’-tit. 
bone, <i’-shu. daughter, su-na¢/-ku-ta’-ti, my daughter, or the girl 
bow, na’é. belonging to me. 
box, ha’-ku. su-na¢’-kut’li-ra, your daughter, or the girl 
boy, mi-nuh’¢’. belonging to you. 
bread, iz-et/-ta-ta-ish’-u, hard bread. su-naé’, a girl. 
breast, wa’-ku-ka’-u. day, sha-ker’-i-Gish’-kut. 
bridle, a-ka’-ra-ka’-ra-ku. sha-w’-nu-ker’-i-kut, midday. 
brother, a-ti’-tat, a brother. wait-hi’-i-sha, daydawn. 
i-na’-ni, big brother. shak’-u-git’-u, all the day. 
* Pronounced like whew. 
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