Dakoteyah Wogdaka!
Talk Dakota!
Lesson 9
Tiwahe Waećoηpi ka/na Taku Tioh́naka
(household activities and household items)
| Ti (live, dwell, house) |
| Tipi (tent, house, dwelling, abode) |
| Wakaya (tent) |
| Oti (to dwell in) |
| Timahed (inside the house) |
| Tiakah́pe/Tiće (roof, smokehole) |
| Oćeti (chimney) |
| Ćaηiyadipi/ociηiyadi (ladder, stairs) |
| Tiwaηkaη (upstairs) |
| Makatipi (cellar, basement) |
| Tiyopa (door) |
| Ćaηpoηgokeya tiyopa (screen-door) |
| Tibosdata (walls) |
| Tiokah́miη (closet) |
| Oźaηźaηkdepi (windows) |
| Oźaηpi (curtains) |
| Ćaηowiηźa (floor) |
| Owohetipi (kitchen) |
| Owote (dining room) |
| Maza oćeti (stove) |
| Opiye (place where things are put away and kept) |
| Ćaǵa opiye (refrigerator) |
| Wakśićaopiye/waksiηopiye (cupboard) |
| Wah́nawotapi (table) |
| Ćaηakanyaηkapí/akanyaηkapi (chair) |
| Oiyotaηke (living room) |
| Pustag owaηke/akanyaηkapi haηska (couch, settee, davenport) |
| Oíśtiηme (bedroom) |
| Owaηke (bed) |
| Heyakeopiye (dresser, bureau) |
| Owiηźa/śina (quilt, blanket, robe) |
| Ipahiη (pillow) |
| Owiηźa ska (sheets) |
| Ćaηowiηźa akah́pe (rug) |
| Petíźaηźaή/iźaηźaη/iyoyaηpa (lamp, light) |
| Mniokdasiη (mirror) |
| Oiheya/oigduźázapi (toilet, bathroom) |
| Napoźaźa (sink) |
| Haipaźaźa (soap) |
| Paikpaźaźa (shampoo) |
| Haigduźaźa (laundry soap) |
| Wiyuźaźa (bath tub, washer) |
| Owoźaźapi (laundry room) |
| Wipamdaye (iron) |
| Oη wakaǵeǵepi (sewing machine) |
| Owaηkićahiηte (broom) |
| Owaηkaipakiηte (mop) |
| Heyake (clothes, clothing) |
| Ćaηhaηpa/haηpa (shoes) |
| Haηpikćeya (moccasins) |
| Ćaηhaηpahaηska (boots) |
| Heyakuη (socks) |
| Okde (coat) |
| Mahedokde (shirt) |
| Oηzoǵe (pants) |
| Mahedoηzoǵe (underpants) |
| Saηksaηnića (dress, skirt) |
| Napiηka (gloves) |
| Nakpiyutake (scarf) |
| Napośtaη (hat, cap) |
| Ipakća (comb) |
| Wićasto (brush) |
| Hiikpaźaźa (toothpaste) |
| Hiipayeze (toothbrush) |
| Hipáśku (toothpick) |
| Ośkataye (playroom) |
| Wiśkate (toys) |
| Takad (outside) |
| Takad waećoηpi (outside activities) |
| Takad wikićaηye (outside tools) |
| Mah́iyuhiηte/yuhiηta (rake, to rake) |
| Makinaśpe (shovel) |
| Ḱa/oḱa (dig) |
| Mah́ićamna/akata (hoe, to hoe) |
| Mah́iyumbdu/yumbdu (plow, to plow) |
| Peźiićaśda (mower) |
| Peźikaśda (mow) |
| Maziyape/okataη (hammer, to hammer) |
| Mazaiyokataη (nails) |
| Ćaηibaksa/ćaηbaksa (saw, to saw) |
| Mazaoηspe/oηspe (ax) |
| Wihiyayena/mazaśkaηśkaη (clock) |
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| Lesson 7 | Lesson 8 | Lesson 9 | Lesson 10 | Lesson 11 | Lesson 12 |
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Katrina Cantrell
Shoshone
Chairperson
Dr. Mia Luluqusien
Ilocano/Heilstuk
Vice-Chairperson
Kim Mettler-Chase
Three Affiliated Tribes (Mandan)
Secretary/Treasurer
Arlene Hache
Ojibwe/Algonquin
Yolandra Toya
Jicarilla Apache
Charon Asetoyer
Comanche
CEO
Founding Directors
Clarence Rockboy
Yankton Sioux
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Comanche
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Yankton Sioux
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