Long, thra-ja Short, su-is-cha Broad, ar-ru-cha-hun-ja Thick, sho-ga Thin, bra-ka Father, in-ko--used by a person when addressing his father. This word is said by Lewis and Clarke, p. 36, to mean _chief_, but this seems to be a mistake. Twenty, kra-ba-nuh-no-wa Twenty-one, krabanuhnowa-agen-ne-yon-ka? Thirty, krabanuh-ta-ne One hundred, krabanuh-ho-yong One hundred and one, krabanuhhoyongagenneyonka One thousand, krabanuhhoyonghon-ja--or _big hundred_ {lxxxi} O-maw-haw Language White people, wah-ha--_makers_ Americans, mah-he-tun-guh--_big knife_ British, suk-an-ash--not a proper Omawhaw word Hat, wa-ha-pa-ga-rong Hatchet, maz-za-pa-‡jin-ga Axe, maz-za-pa-tun-guh Prairie dog's burrow, man-ne-†ho-da-te Grizzly bear, mon-tschu White hare, mas-tschi-ska Porcupine, pa-he Bald eagle, he-ra-pa-song Grey eagle, he-ra-gra ‡je Black bear, wa-sa-ba Dragon fly, te-ne-nik-a Sword, mah-he-tun-guh Small knife, mah-he-‡jin-guh Canoe, mun-da Thunder, †ger-rong Breech-cloth, ‡ja-a-de-gar-rong Niece, we-te-‡jeh by the men, we-to-‡jon-ga by the squaws Brother-in-law, tahong Deer skin, ta-ha Sweet maize, wat-tan-ze-ske-ra Common maize, wat-tan-ze-sar-ra-ga An ear of maize, wa-ha-ba Abdomen, ta-ze Paunch or stomach, ne-ha Mammæ, mon-za, same as _iron_ People, ne-ka-shing-ga, or ne-kuh-shing-guh Young warrior, wa-se-se-ga Warm, mash-ta Nostrils, pah-shu-sha Human skin, he-ha Deep blue, toh-che Dance, wat-che. Sometimes the word ga-ha, _to make_, is subjoined to this word in order to distinguish from their term for copulation His child, e-ne-se Me (I) make, pa-†ha, very like the word for _hill_ My true child, we-se-‡jun-tsche-nu It is said there is none, ning-ga-um Bad or ugly, pa-‡juh--a word used in anger, principally by the squaws Poor as a turkey, wah-pa-ne-ze-ze-ka-a-go I am as poor as a turkey, a-mah-panezezekaago You are as poor as a turkey, war-ichpanezezekaago It was red with blood, wa-me-‡je-da-ka I will not go, a-bra-muj‡-‡je Come here, ge-ga-ha Little Platte river, ne-bras-ka-‡jinguh--_Little flat water_ Konza river, Konza-ne-eta Bowyer creek, ne-ha-ba--_shallow water_ Little Sioux creek, wa-ta Run, to-na Leap, we-sa Fight, ke-ke-na Eat, wa-brat-ta Drink, brat-tong Steal, mo-no Talk, e-a, very like _stone_ Strength, wash-ca-tun-ga Weakness, wa-ha-ha Poor, wah-pa-ne Near, ash-ka Good, o-dong Bad, o-dong-buj‡-‡je, or o-dan-‡je, or pe-a-‡ja Mockeson, *han-pa Gunpowder, mah-†ho-da Ball, mah-za-muh Looking-glass, ne-o-ke-garras-se Long, sna-da Short, cha-shkah Broad, bras-ka Thick, sho-guh {lxxxii} Thin, bra-ka