Chapter VII: Part 7
All Cock _way_ go
All gone Ono, cock _way_ go
Any where, any thing, &c. Te caw a _noo_ we
A quiet mind _Ska_ no _sa_ na to nee
Axe At _too_ ga
Boy or child Uc _shaw_
Brother _Ho_gh _gee_
Blood Ot _quoon_ sah
Board Con _nish_ ta
Bear _U qui_
Black _Gis_ taa
Beaver Te _con_ ne a ga
Big lake Con nu _di_ go _wan_ nee
Birds Ge _daa_
Bread _Wagh_ qua
Beans Ci _daw_
Beyond _Shee qua_
Both De _jall_
Book Ki _au_ dau shaw
Blanket Ee _yuse_
Bed Con _noch_ ta
Barrel or tub Con _noch_ qua
Blacksmith Cow _wish_ to nee
Bad _Toos_ coss
Cold Hit _too_ a
Cow Tus _quan_
Cat Dac _coos_
Child Uc _shaw_
Cousin _Kaa_ say
Chief Shin e _wan_ nee
Cannon Ca _u_ da _go_ aw
Coat Ja dau _wis_ a
Chest _Count_ sah
Cup Cow _wish_ ta
Candle Ogish to _taugh_ qua
Canoe _Cau_ waugh
Chocolate Nig a _di_ u
Crane Jo _a_ sah
Deer Nea _yu_ ka
Duck Se _wack_
Dead A _way_ yu
Devil Nishe _o_ nee
Dog _Gee ah_
Dish _Cud gee_
Day U_daugh_
Drink _Nig_ ge ah
Dark U _dagh_ sin _di_ go
Do you want it _Ees_ no wees
Earth U en _jau_ dy
Elk Je _naun_ de
Eel Con _taa_ na
Eat _Sutte_ coo nee
Eye _Ka haa_
Ear _Woun_ tah
Evening, or sun down _Ono_ gagh qua
Father _Hau_ nee
Field K ion _to_
Farmer E _yeant_ has
Fox O nung _quat_ qua
Fish Kin _jugh_
Fire O _gish_ ta
Flour or meal Tee _sah_
Fruit O _yah_
Flea Te _was_ en _tas_
Fine day O _we see_ ah
Fire-fly Gish te _noch_ qua
God, or Great Spirit How _wau_ ne au
Grandmother Uc _sute_
Good Scoss
Grist-mill Cau _thish_ e _o_ ne
Gnat O gaw _whont_
Gun Ca _u_ da
Greedy _Dus_ ki hau sy
Gift _Ska_ no
House Con ne _sute_
Horse Con _don_ nah que
Hungry A _dus_ swa dau nee
High _Eait_ kah
Here in this place _Nich_ hooh
Him or her Au _whau_
Hear Gut _hoon_ dy
Happy _Ska_ no _so_ ne _to_ nee
Hat or cap Kah _e quay_
Hand Kas _chuch_ tah
Half Sut te _wau so_ nee
How many _Ton_ ne yu
How many miles _Ton_ ne _yute_ cot ho
Hawk _Swin_ go _dau_ ge au
Have you any, &c. _Goih_ yah
Indians A _gue_ o we
Indian corn O ne _ah_
If Cow a _nee_
I myself Ee
I don’t know Te _quaw_
I think E _we_
Island _Cow_ we _naut_
Iron Con ne _u sah_
Ice O _we_ sa
I don’t understand Te _gunk_ hau
I want it _Ic_ no wees
I am going now _Ono_ se _gogh_ tan dee
Iron pot Te _quosh_ e naute
King _Co_ wa _co_ a
Kettle Can _naun_ jau
Knife Ka _gun_ ne au sau
Land _U_ aun _ja_
Louse _Gee_ no _e_
Lonesome A _goon_ date
Lake, or sea Con nu _di_
Lie Sun noo _aunt_
Large Go _wau_ nee
Long ago O _nuch_ chee
Little, or small Nee _wau_, or _wis_ too
Little while ago _Wau_ gee
Linen Con ne _ga_ un sah
Like this _Sau_ gat
Log Can _hagh_ tau
Man or male Can _gee_ nah
Mother _No_ yegh
Many Con _nong_ gee
Much We _sue_
Meat Au _wagh_
Mosquito Ge ne _au_ da sa
Mush _Gis_ qua
Mountain Non on _dau_ dee
Mile _Yute_ cot hoo
Money O _wish_ ta
Merry, or pleased _Oon dut_ ca dee
Milk _Nung_ qua
Moon Gagh qua
Mouth Kish e _gaen_
Morning Se _tugh_ ge au
Make it _Shish_ she _o_ ne
New town Can na da _say_
Noon Gick ne _gah_ quaw
No Tah
Now Nay _wau_
Not many _Tanty_ co _nong_ gee
Not much _Tanty_ we _sue_
Not Tanty
Nose Ka kan _dah_
Nonsense, trifling, &c. _Gish_ nit
One month _Swa_ no dock
Owl _E he_
Old Caw _cuch_ gee
Over the river Ska _hoon_ dee
On this side Caw _oo_
Philadelphia Ca ne _di_ an go au
Pittsburg Taun _too_ ga
Pig _Quees_ quees
Provisions A _den_ a sah
Potatoes _Non_ nun dau
Plenty Con _nong_ gee
Pipe Se _guah_ ta
Pretty We _u_
Pheasant _Chuc_ que _a_ ne
Pigeons _Jah_ go au
Presently A ge _quash_
People _Ung_ que
Rain Us _taun_ dee
River Ka _hone_ dee
Racoon Jo _ah_ qua
Rattlesnake So _quant_
Right, or proper Ty wi _ye_ a
Raining, or stormy Onish wy _ate_ kah
Sea, or ocean _Ska_ ne la te _co_ ne
Shoes, or sandals At _tagh_ qua
Sun _Gagh_ qua
Squashes, &c. O _nuch_ sha
Sheep _Te_ de ne _gen_ do
Stone Cos _quagh_
Spinning wheel See in _yeah_ ta
Saw mill Con _nish_ te o nee
Sick _Nonk_ ta nee
Strong Cau _haus_ tee
Star O _gish_ un da
Sit down Sut _tee_
Snow Cun ne _i_
Snow falling U _gaun_ dee
Spoon At te _quot_ sa
See, or look _Sut_ cot _hoo_
Silver O _wish_ ta _no_ e a
Shut the door Se ho _tong_ goo
Snipe Te _ith_ to we
Shoemaker At _taugh_ qua _nee_
Susquehanna _Cau_ wa ne _wy_ ne _i_ ne
Turkey Os soo _aunt_
Thief _Nus qus_
Turnips _Uc_ te au
Town _Con_ na da _go_
Tobacco _Yaun_ gwa
Turtle Cun ne _wau_
This _Nick_ hoo
Thou Eece
Tooth, or teeth Ca _noo_ jah
Tell it _Sat_ hu e
Talk _Gish_ nee
True, or truth _To gas_
To-morrow U _haut_
Uncle _Auh_ no ze
Ugly _Wy ate_ u
Verily, or very true _To_ gas _neh_ hue
Very large _Agos_ go _wan_ nee
Very far _Way_ uh
Winter Ka _unch_ neh
Water _Nick_ a _noos_
Woods Ca ha _da_ go
Wheat O _naun_ jah
Weeds We _aah_ ta
Wolf Ty _o_ nee
Wild geese Hung _gawk_
Watch Gah que _shawk_ ta
White people Hit _teen_ yah
Warm _Di_ u
Warm day Con _naa_ no
Woman _Yee_ uh
Wife _Yeak_ nee
Wind _Ga haa_
Work Sutte ye _dott_
Want. I want it, &c. _Ick_ no _eece_
Where _Cong_ gwa
Yonder _Ho_ quaw
You _Eece_ de jal
Yes Naye
You want it _Eece_ no wees
Year _Tush shate_
Yesterday _Tay_ day
_Names of some of the Indians, and their signification._
Ki on _twa_ ky Cornplanter
Te _ki_ on da A wager, or money staked
Con ne _di_ u Hansom lake
Neh ta _go_ a A large pine tree
_Waun_ dung _guh_ ta Passed by
Sa go e _wah_ ta Keeper arise
O _gish_ quat ta Dried mush
_Tak_ e wau sah Go to war
_Twa_ de ac Broken gun
_Yeang_ gwa haunt Chew tobacco
_Ki_ an _gwah_ ta Smoke
_Numerical terms, &c._
One Scote
Two _Tick_ nee
Three Shaugh
Four Keah
Five Wush
Six Yeah
Seven Chaw tawk
Eight Tick _yugh_
Nine Tugh tah
Ten _Wush_ hau
Twenty Te _was_ hau
Thirty Sha ne _was_ hau
Forty Kea ne _was_ hau
Fifty _Wush_ ne was hau
Sixty Yea ne _was_ hau
Seventy Chaw tawk ne _was_ hau
Eighty Tick yaugh ne _was_ hau
Ninety Tugh ta ne _was_ hau
One hundred, that is, Wush haw ne _was_ haw, or scote
ten times ten de _wy_ ne _i_
Two hundred Te non de _wy_ ne _i_
Three hundred Sha non de _wy_ ne _i_
Four hundred Keah non de _wy_ ne _i_, &c. &c.
One dollar _Scow_ wish taut
Two dollars Te gaw _wish_ tau gay
Three dollars Sha ne gaw _wish_ tau gay
Four dollars Kea ne gaw _wish_ tau gay, &c.
One penny Quin nish
One shilling _Sco_ ti on _shate_
Two shillings Te _gash_ e on se gay
Three shillings Sha ne _gash_ e on se gay
One yard Tu we _naut_
Two yards _Tic_ ne ju we _non_ gay
Three yards _Sha_ ne ju we _non_ gay
One pound Cau _goon_ sate
Two pounds Tich ne cou _goon_ se ga
Three pounds Sha ne cou _goon_ se ga
One quart Cus _saa_ dee
Two quarts Tick ne cus _say_ dee
Three quarts Shane cus _say_ dee
One day Onish _shate_
Two days Te ne wa _nish_ a gay
Three days Sha ne wa _nish_ a gay
One month _Swa_ ne dock
Two months Te _wa_ ne da gay
Three months Sha ne wau ne da gay
One year Tush _shate_
Two years Te _ush_ a gay
Three years Sha ne _ush_ a gay, &c.
_The author not having an opportunity of examining the proof
sheets, some typographical errors have occurred, especially in
the Indian words--the following errata will be observed by the
reader._
Page 5, line 20 from top, before motives, insert the words _natives the_.
Page 8, line 18 from bottom, for retaining read _retained_.
Page 9, line 18 from top, read the following _speech_ from.
Page 29, line 14 from top, read Je _nuch_ sha _da_ go.
Page 40, line 13 from top, for Memsies read _Munsies_.
Page 42, line 6 from top, for Connedin read Co ne _di_ u; and so through the book.
Same page, line 4 from bottom, for government read _governor_.
Page 47, line 7 from bottom, for Junesassa read _Tunesassa_; and so through the book.
Page 54, line 20 from bottom, for nation read _natives_.
Page 80, line 19 from bottom, read the chief warrior’s _son_.
Page 110, line 16 from top, for nations read _natives_.
Same page, line 3 from bottom, for in, read _to_ the United States.
Page 111, line 20 from top, for Harkey read _Harvey_.
FOOTNOTES:
[1] Alluding to an ineffectual attempt made during the war in 1793, when six Friends, as before stated, attended with the commissioners of the United States.
[2] A British agent for Indian affairs resident in Canada.
[3] I apprehend there is some mistake in the account given, of the quantity of land possessed by Cornplanter. By the act of assembly, it appears six hundred acres was the quantity located at that place.--ED.
Transcriber’s Note:
Inconsistent spelling and hyphenation are as in the original.
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