[Lexicog] semantic extension
Koontz John E
john.koontz at COLORADO.EDU
Fri May 21 08:00:56 UTC 2004
On Thu, 20 May 2004, Koontz John E wrote:
> In Omaha-Ponca the word for workbag is uzhiha or 'in-put-skin'. No
> connection with the next word, which was not tabooed as in English in
> the early days, though it is now.
Sorry - u'zhiha is the general word for 'bag'. A woman's workbag is
uxthuxaha. Modern 'purse', however, is maNzeska iuzhi 'in which to stick
money'. I don't have a word for 'budget'. Teton uses compounds meaning
'money bag' (purse) and 'to stretch money' (to budget).
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