Dakotan T-words and there equivalents in Siouan
shokooh Ingham
shokoohbanou at yahoo.co.uk
Sun Apr 23 16:07:10 UTC 2006
Dear Siouanists
I am thinking of what to do in the coming conference
and would like to look comparatively at the T-words in
Dakotan and their equivalents in other Siouan
languages. Caroline has kindly given me the Osage and
John has given me some hints on Dheghiha. Could I
ask anyone who has the time to give me the equivalents
from other Siouan languages of:
taku 'what, something"
tuwe/a 'who, someone'
tukte 'which'
tuktel 'where, somewhere'
tokhiya 'where to, somewhere'
tohan/l 'when. sometime'
tona 'how many, some'
tokhel 'how, somehow'
tokha 'what happened, something happened'
Please send cognates or non-cognates or cognates whose
meaning has changed.
Hope you can help
Yours
Bruce
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