Rodighskenrakeghdethaghkwe [rodiskenrakedetahkwe], they were warriors. 3d pers. pl. imperfect of _roskenrakehte,_ he is a warrior. Rokhawah, his son. _Gahaak,_ B., to have for child; _nihaak,_ my child. Rokwahhokowah, he is the great wolf. _Okwaho,_ wolf; _kowa,_ great. Ronarasehsen, they are cousins. See _Yeshonarase._ Ronatennossendonghkwe [rondennoshentonhkwe], they used to meet (lit., to fraternize). 3d pers. pl. imperfect of _atennossen,_ to be brother and sister. Ronenh, they said. _En,_ B. to say (used only in the preterite). Roneronh, they thought. _Eron,_ B., to think. Ronkeghsotah, my forefathers. See _Onkwaghsotshera_ and _Raxhottahyh._ Roskerewake, he is of the Bear clan. _Akskerewake_, C., to be of the band of the Bear. Rotirighwison, they made the rule, they decided. See _Karihwa_. _Gariheison_; B., to finish a matter, to conclude. S. Saderesera, thy grandchildren. _Atere_, grandchild; _sera_, the crement, generalizing the word. See _Onkwaghsotshera_. Sahondakon, in thy ears. _Ahonta_, B., ear. Sanekenh, although, yet, nevertheless. Sanekherenhonh, thou art losing. Sanheghtyensera, thy women, thy womankind. _Gannhetien_, B., woman; _sera_, the generalizing affix. See _Saderesera_. Sanikonra, thy mind. See _Onikonhra_. Sathaghyonnishon, thou art of the Wolf clan. _Tahionni_, one of the Wolf clan. Senirighwisaanonghkwe, ye two were the founders. See _Sewarighwisaanonghkwe_. Seniyatagweniyohkwe, ye two were the principals. See _Jadakweniyu_; the affix _kwe_ indicates the past tense. Sewarighwisaanonghkwe [sewarihwisahanonkwe], ye established, ye were the founders. From _karihwa_, q. v., and _gason_, B., to finish, to consummate. _Garihwisaani_, B., to accomplish a work, to complete a business. Sewatarighwakhaonghkwe, ye were combined in the work, ye joined heartily in the business. From _karihwa_, (q. v.) and _gagaon_, B., to find good; _gariheagáon_, B., to like the affair. Seweghne [sewenghne], ye said. _En_, B., to say. Seweghniserathagh, for a time, lit, for a day. See _Weghniserade._ Seweryenghskwe, ye who were comrades. (?) Probably from _Oeri,_ C., friend, comrade,--here a verb in the imperfect tense. Shehaweh [shehawa], thy child, or children. See _Rohhawah._ Shekonh, yet, still. _Sekon,_ C., still, moreover. Shihonadewiraratye, they with their children (lit., they kept on producing young ones). From _yodewirare,_ a fowl hatching. Skaendayendon, again a waste place. _Oyente,_ B., woods; _gaienthon,_ to have fields. (Reiterative form). Skarenhesekowah, a lofty tree; lit., a great tree-top. From _garenha,_ B., tree-top, _ese_ (suffix) long, high, and _kowa,_ great. Skennen, well, easily, peacefully, pleasantly. Skennenji, quite well, very peacefully, safely. From _skennen_ and _tsi,_ C. an augmentative affix. T. Tehhodidarakeh, the two clans. See _Tekadarakehne._ Tehotyatakarorenh, acting in two capacities (lit., a person divided). From _oiata,_ person, and _tioren,_ B., to split.