Название: A Life on the American Frontiers: Collected Works of Henry Schoolcraft
Автор: Henry Rowe Schoolcraft
Издательство: Bookwire
Жанр: Документальная литература
isbn: 4064066383756
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Avarice, s. —— win.
To avenge, v. Azhitow´iewai.
Avenger, s. Iazhitowiewaid.
August, s. Monô´mini, Gizis. Rice Moon.
Aunt, uncle’s wife, or father’s sister, Nizhigwoos´.
Aunt, mother’s sister. Ninwishai´.
Aurora borealis, Jiby nimi iddiwug. Dancing ghosts.
Autumn, s. Tagwâ gi.
Next autumn, Tagwâgig´.
Last autumn, Tagwâgoong´.
To authorize, v. Inugimâ´.
Authority, s. ——win.
Awake, a. Gooshkooz´zi.
Away, ad. Ningood´ji.
Awkward, a. Namu´nji.
Awl, s. Migôs´.
—— s. dim. —— ais.
—— s. der. —— ish.
—— s. local, —— ing.
—— s. dim. & der. —— aisish.
—— s. dim. der. & loc. —— aisishing.
Axe, s. Wagâ´kwut.
—— s. dim. —— ais.
—— s. der. —— ish.
—— s. local, —— ing.
—— s. dim. & der. —— aisish.
—— s. dim. der. & loc. —— aisishing.
B.
To babble, v. Ozâmidôn, or Kâgidooshkai.
Babble, s. Ozâmidôniwin, or Kâgidooshkaiwin.
Babbler, s. Kâgidooshkid.
Babe, baby, Abbinôji.
This is the term for child. A male child is usually denominated Pinai´shi, (bird,) during its infancy.
Bachelor, s. Pizhishigôwizzi.
This term being in the animate form, is not indicative of sex, and strictly indicates an unmarried, (or uncoupled) person.
Back, s. Opik´wun.
Backbone, s. Tuttagâ´gwun.
Backwards, ad. Uzhai.
To step backwards, v. Uzhaigâ´bôwi.
Bacon, s. Kôkôsh Wiôs. Hog flesh.
Bad, a. animate, Mud ji.
— a. inanimate, Monâ´dud.
Badger, s. Missukâkud´jish.
Bag, s. Mush´kimoot.
— s. dim, —— ais.
— s. dim & der, —— aisish.
— s. local, —— ong. Implying in the bag.
Bait, for animals, Mijimikunjigun.
Balance, s. Tibâbishkôjigun.
A compound derivative from the words equal, cord, and instrument.
Baldheaded, Wâshkain´dibai.
Bald Eagle, Wabizhuk´wai.
Ball, metallic, Unwi´.
— wooden, Pikwâ´kwut.
Balsam of fire tree, Shingooban´dug.
Balsam, s. Pigiuan´dug.
Band, s. Pizoon´.
Banner, s. Kikiwai´aoon.
Bank of earth, Ishpakum´iga.
Bandy legged, Wawushkigâ´dai.
To baptise, v. Siginun´dowâ.
Bare, (in body,) a. Pingwashâ´giddi.
Barge, or boat, s. Millig´ôchiman, or Nabug´ôchiman.
Any vessel intermediate in size and mode of construction, between a bark canoe and a ship. The first term is a derivative from tree and canoe, the second, from plank or board, and canoe.
To bark, v. Migih´.
This is a generic word for barking. The eagle derives its name from this word.
Bark, of the birch tree, Wig´wos.
Bark, of the bass, Wigood.
Bark, of any other species, Wunagaik´.
Bark dish, s. Onâ´gon.
Applied to crockery.
Bark sap dish, Nimibâ´gun.
Bark box, s. Mukkuk´.
Applied to any box, trunk, barrel, &c. also with a prefix, to a coffin.
Bashful, a. Bakâdizzi.
Basin, s. Onâgon.
——, s. dim. Onâgons
Other terminations regular.
Basket, s. Wadub´imukkuk´.
A derivative from the word for cedar root, and box. Diminutive in ons.
Bass tree, s. Wigoobimizh.
A derivative from base bark, and the generic for plants.
Bat, s. Apukwunaji.
Battle, s. Migâ´diwin.
Battle field, Katapin´uniding.
Battle club, Pugamâ´gun.
To bathe, v. Pugizzoo.
Bay, s. Wikwaid´.
— s. dim.——ôns.
To bawl, v. Mowi´.
Bayonet, СКАЧАТЬ