<div>Biloxi is far from being adequately analyzed, but here are the basic equivalents I have for some of those (note that c = ch as in church):</div> <div> </div> <div>> taku 'what, something" > kawa, kawak</div> <div> </div> <div>> tuwe/a 'who, someone' > kawa (but note tupeta, whose)<BR></div> <div>> tukte 'which' > cidike<BR></div> <div>> tuktel 'where, somewhere' > cak, cakaN, cuwa<BR><BR>> tona 'how many, some' > cinani</div> <div> </div> <div>> tokhel 'how, somehow' > kawakehi ("in what manner")<BR></div> <div>Hope this helps.</div> <div> </div> <div>Dave<BR><BR><B><I>goodtracks@peoplepc.com</I></B> wrote:</div> <BLOCKQUOTE class=replbq style="PADDING-LEFT: 5px; MARGIN-LEFT: 5px; BORDER-LEFT: #1010ff 2px solid"><BR>----- Original Message ----- <BR>From: "shokooh Ingham" <SHOKOOHBAN@YAHOO.CO.UK><BR>To: <SIOUAN@LISTS.COLORADO.EDU><BR>Sent: Sunday, April 23, 2006 11:07 AM<BR>Subject: Dakotan T-words and
there equivalents in Siouan<BR><BR><BR>> Dear Siouanists<BR>> I am thinking of what to do in the coming conference<BR>> and would like to look comparatively at the T-words in<BR>> Lakota/ Dakotan and their equivalents in other Siouan<BR>> languages. Caroline has kindly given me the Osage and<BR>> John has given me some hints on Dheghiha. Could I<BR>> ask anyone who has the time to give me the equivalents<BR>> from other Siouan languages of:<BR><BR><BR>Ioway, Otoe-Missouria<BR>? = glottal stop<BR><BR>> taku 'what, something"<BR>dagu'; dagu're (something)<BR><BR>> tuwe/a 'who, someone'<BR>waye're; waye're?sun (someone; somebody; anybody, anyone)<BR><BR>> tukte 'which'<BR>ha'naha; dana'haje<BR><BR>> tuktel 'where, somewhere'<BR>tanda' (where; anywhere, somewhere); tan'?sun, tanda're (somewhere)<BR><BR>> tokhiya 'where to, somewhere'<BR>tanwa', tanda'wa (whereto, whence, whither). Sentence construction can <BR>ulter considerably the
rendering of the idea "to where, where to, at/ to <BR>somewhere, someplace".<BR><BR>> tohan/l 'when. sometime'<BR>tahe'da (when, whenever); Also suffixes: "-da, -sge".<BR><BR>> tona 'how many, some'<BR>ta'na, tahe'na; to, he, iyan' (some)<BR><BR>> tokhel 'how, somehow'<BR>tunt?un, tunt?un?un;<BR><BR>> tokha 'what happened, something happened'<BR>Da'hga je/ Da'thga je; Dagu'ra je; Hun'ch?eņi<BR>><BR>> Please send cognates or non-cognates or cognates whose<BR>> meaning has changed.<BR>><BR>> Hope you can help<BR>> Yours<BR>> Bruce<BR>><BR>><BR>> Send instant messages to your online friends http://uk.messenger.yahoo.com<BR>> <BR><BR></BLOCKQUOTE><BR><p>
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