Dakotan T-words and there equivalents in Siouan

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From: "shokooh Ingham" <shokoohban at yahoo.co.uk>
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Sent: Sunday, April 23, 2006 11:07 AM
Subject: Dakotan T-words and there equivalents in Siouan


> Dear Siouanists
> I am thinking of what to do in the coming conference
> and would like to look comparatively at the T-words in
> Lakota/ 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:


Ioway, Otoe-Missouria
? = glottal stop

> taku 'what, something"
dagu'; dagu're (something)

> tuwe/a 'who, someone'
waye're; waye're?sun  (someone; somebody; anybody, anyone)

> tukte 'which'
ha'naha; dana'haje

> tuktel 'where, somewhere'
tanda' (where; anywhere, somewhere); tan'?sun, tanda're (somewhere)

> tokhiya 'where to, somewhere'
tanwa', tanda'wa (whereto, whence, whither).  Sentence construction can 
ulter considerably the rendering of the idea "to where, where to, at/ to 
somewhere, someplace".

> tohan/l 'when. sometime'
tahe'da (when, whenever); Also suffixes:  "-da, -sge".

> tona  'how many, some'
ta'na, tahe'na;  to, he, iyan' (some)

> tokhel 'how, somehow'
tunt?un, tunt?un?un;

> tokha 'what happened, something happened'
Da'hga je/ Da'thga je; Dagu'ra je; Hun'ch?eñi
>
> Please send cognates or non-cognates or cognates whose
> meaning has changed.
>
> Hope you can help
> Yours
> Bruce
>
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