Appendix:Cayuse word list

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Cayuse word list:

Hale (1846)

A word list of Cayuse with nearby 200 lexical items was documented by Horatio Hale (1846: 570-629). The word list has been reproduced below.[1]

Nouns

gloss Cayuse
man yúant
woman pintχlkaíu; watχlóa
boy láutlaŋ
girl staítχləŋ; staítlaŋ
infant; child skútχla
father pintét; títʃa
mother penín; nínʃa
husband ináiu
wife inχlkaío
son wái
daughter wái
brother pnákən; pənátaŋ
sister pənátiaŋ; pənwaíəq
Indian; people -
head talʃ; táəlʃ
hair tχlókomot
face léequkʃ
forehead penátχliʃ
ear takʃ
eye hăkaməʃ
nose pitχlóken
mouth səmqakʃ
tongue puʃ
teeth tenif
beard ʃimkéməʃ
neck yet
arm tiélaq
hand épip
fingers épip
nails ʃíŋiʃ
body ʃilăməʃ
leg maúwət
foot tiʃ
toes tiyəyáu
bone pápət
heart -
blood tiwéə̈ʃ
town; village -
chief iatóiaŋ
warrior lotéwa
friend enlápoit
house niʃt
kettle tχlípaniʃ
bow hífoit
arrow lalχ
axe; hatchet yeŋgókinʃ
knife ʃekt
canoe; boat tχláap
shoes täítχlo
pipe iptnχlónʃ
tobacco hanʃ
sky; heaven ndjălawaía, tíŋpap
sun huéwiʃ
moon hátχltóp
star tχlítχliʃ
day ewéiə̈
night ftalp
light notawásim
darkness ʃilímtiŋk
morning tétχlpəna
evening wəχaía
spring ʃuatoluŋátntiŋ; kiátim
summer ʃqáätim
autumn təŋ
winter wit
wind húntilχp
thunder tiŋtululutéʃin
lightning ʃniktawíŋtiŋ
rain tiʃtkitχlmítiŋ
snow pói
hail puŋiós
fire tetʃ
water iʃkáiniʃ
ice tók
earth; land liŋʃ
sea yamué-iʃkaíniʃ
river luʃmi
lake fuŋʃ
valley paniákp
hill; mountain téit
island liŋtkaíli
stone ápit
salt kamtiʃímpen
iron qauqauítχliínik
tree laúik
wood hútiʃ
leaf qaisós
bark pétimi
grass tχleft; qə́ïʃt
pine laúikʃ
flesh; meat pítχli
dog náapaŋ
buffalo -
bear liméakʃ; nokoláo
wolf tχlaíu; tsóilaχs
deer aitχléwa
elk yútiŋʃ
beaver pīeká
tortoise atsík
fly tqaínʃiʃ; katχlísaŋ
mosquito píŋkii
snake waíimaʃ
bird tianíyiwa
egg lópitχl
feathers tiaqaímutχl
wings haŋ
duck əʃimtχl
pigeon súuku
fish wiaíiʃ
salmon milóqli
sturgeon -
name peʃp
affection atíŋp; tiʃktaʃewetáuŋko

Adjectives

gloss Cayuse
white tχlaktχláko
black ʃkupʃkúpu
red lakaítlakaítu
blue yotsyóts
yellow qəʃqə́ʃu
green yotsyóts
great yaúmua; yiyímu (pl.)
small etsáŋua
strong ntáloa; naantáloa
old kuiátsu
young itsáŋu
good suaíu; sasuáiu (pl.)
bad luastu; laluástu (pl.)
handsome hapútsu; suaíu
ugly huástu
alive wióko
dead úwaa
cold ʃúŋa
warm lokóia

Pronouns

gloss Cayuse
I íniŋ
thou nikí
he nip
we námək
ye mkímiʃ; nkímiʃ (dual)
they nípik
this qe, qă, ke
that qá, ká
all naŋináo
many (much) yíphea
who

Adverbs and others

gloss Cayuse
near piáfi
today páməŋ
yesterday iétin
tomorrow tetχlp
yes i
no téehu

Numerals

gloss Cayuse
one na
two lépli
three mátnin
four pípiŋ
five táwit
six nōiná
seven nóilip
eight nōimát
nine tanáuiaiʃímʃim
ten niŋítelp
eleven nántetχle
twelve leplin-ntétχle
twenty lépuik
thirty mátuík
one hundred niŋítalpuík
one thousand -

Verbs

gloss Cayuse
to eat pitáŋa
to drink pasqunstáŋa
to run pqíntuql
to dance iókseak
to sing tuŋséaql
to sleep ʃpíʃiŋql
to speak úlipkin
to see miskaléntənt
to love ktáʃo
to kill piaíitχltiŋ
to sit ifníql; ifníkta
to stand laútsiŋ
to go wintúkstaŋa; wintúql (imp.)
to come wintúkum

References

  1. ^ Hale, Horatio (1846). Ethnography and Philology. Philadelphia: C. Sherman.
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