PERSONAL TERMS _English_ _Apache_ _Jicarilla_ _Navaho_ aunt ko-bá̆-zhĕ ku-bá-zhĕ shi-bí̆-zhi baby mĕ ô-ja-zí̆ a-wé̆ boy skhĭn ĭsh-ki-ín skhi brother ku-ĭ-zhá sí̆-tsĭ-lĭ (younger) ko-kí̆zn ko-kă-gé̆ na-râ-hí̆ brother (elder) ku-na-á shí̆-nai ko-kí̆zn ụn na-râ-hí̆ child châ-rá-shĕ ilh-chí̆n shĭ-yá̆zh clan ndĕ-áz-dĭ-i ĭ-chu-gĕ-dé̆ dĭ-né̆-ĕ enemy ĕ-ná ko-ndá a-ná father ko-tá̆ ku-kấ-ĭ shi-zhé̆-ĕ girl na-lí̆n ish-té̆tn at-é̆d man ndĕ tĭn-dé̆ dĭ-né̆ medicine-man dĭ-gí̆n tin-dá-ko-ka-tlé̆ ha-tá-lĭ mother ko-mấ ku-sí sha-mú̆ people ko-kí shĕ-tĭn-dé̆ dĭ-né̆ (tribesmen) people tlúh-go ndé̆-hi ta-á-tso a-ná (strangers) person tsĭlh-kí̆dn ti-ní dĭ-né̆ sister ko-dĭ-zhé̆ shĕ-lá shi-dé-zhĭ (younger) sister (elder) ko-lú shĕ-nda-té̆ shú̆d-dĭ uncle ko-dâ-ú̆ shĕ-ka-na-tlé̆n shi-bí̆-zhi woman ĭst-só̆n ĕs-tsán ĕs-tsán TREES _English_ _Apache_ _Jicarilla_ _Navaho_ cedar gá-ĭl-lĭ kálh-tĕ gad cottonwood t’is tu-ás t’is juniper dĭl-tút-hlĕ-chi gad náz-si oak chi-chí̆l shun-chi-lé̆ ché̆-chĭl pine ndĭl-chí nus-chí ndish-chí piñon o-bĕ-tsí̆n ĭ-zĕn-chí chá̆-olh spruce djụ-útlh kŏn-skĕ-lé̆ dishl-bái willow gai kí̆-ĭ k’á-i [Illustration: Navaho Women] Navaho Women _From Copyright Photograph 1906 by E.S. Curtis_ MISCELLANEOUS _English_ _Apache_ _Jicarilla_ _Navaho_ arm ko-gún gŏn a-gán food chi-zú̆n ai-tá-i chi-án forest gụd-nlh-chíl ku-dŏn-chíl tsĭn god ya-á-diz-tan bi-tsa-shĕ-ndá-ĭ ye jewels tsĕ-rụ-dé̆n-lĭg-gĕ n’klĭz large n’chai n’tsai n’tsa pollen há-dĭn-tĭn tlâsh tá-dĭ-tĭn small ăl-chí̆-se ŭns-tsé̆s-tĕ yá-zhĕ spirits chĭdn kuts-áin tsĭ*n-di spirit-land chĭdn-túh-yo bits-áin bĕ-kĕ-yá tobacco tzĭlh-ná-to ná-to-tĕ n’át’o turquoise du-tlí̆sh-ĭ da-tlí̆sh-ĕ dó-tlĭsh INDEX