| | Fawn | | | | Fish |kat-tsche-ke |at-tsa-teh Squirrel | | Prairie | | dog | | Snake |lot-pat-set |e-nah-tah Bison | | Otter | | Black | | tailed | | deer | | Bear |ko-roksh |yoh-nuh Raccoon | | Beaver | | Louse |pets |ta-nuh Antelope | | Skunk | | {lxxvii} |te-ra-guh |tsu-kuh Flea | | Muskrat | | | | Rabbit | | Bow |te-ra-gish |kelk-tsut-e Arrow |lek-sho |kun-e Knife | | Pipe | | Canoe |lak-o-ho-ro |tse-u House |ak-ka-ro |kat-so-da Copper |kots-ter-ra-ha |tsal-ya-tal-ou- | |i-ka, red brass Stone |ka-ret-ke |ni-yah Body | | Iron |pa-bet-de-sho |u-tal-u-gis-ke Yes |na-wa |o-wah | | { No { { | | |ka-ke |an-tleh | | None | | White |la-ta-ka |u-na-kuh Red | | Black |ka-tet |un-nuh-ga Blue | | Yellow | | Light |shuk-she-gat |e-ga-hew Darkness |same as night |ul-se-kuh Me | | I (_ego_)||ta |i-yeh One |as-ko | Two |pet-ko | Three |tou-wet | Four |shke-tiksh | Five |she-oksh | Six |shek-sha-bish | Seven |pet-ko-shek- | |sha-bish | Eight |tou-wet-sha-bish | Nine |lok-she-re-wa | | | Ten |lok-she-re | | | Eleven |as-ko-lok-she-re | Twelve |pet-ko-sho-she-re | ----------+------------------+----------------- {lxxix} _Having but a small number of words of the two following Languages, it is thought proper to insert them separately from the above comparative tables, in order that the columns may not be too much extended._ Shos-ho-ne Language Good, sant Bad, kate-sant Salmon, au-gi Come, ke-ma Large, pe-up Big river, pau-pe-up To eat, bo-re-can White people, tab-ba-bo--_people of the sun_ Go, nu-me-a-ro To copulate, yo-co To see, ma-bo-ne Did not see it, ka-en-ma-bo-na To love, kom-muh A great many, shant Bison, kot-zo