Grammatical Sketch of the Heve Language - Shea's Library of American Linguistics. Volume III. by Buckingham Smith
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To love, _naquén, hinádocon_.
Maiden, _náhua hoquis_. Maize, _sunút_. Maizefield, _etzét_. Mesquit, _hupuro_, the fruit _zona_. Metal, _sati_. Moon, _metzat_. Mother, _degua_. Mouse, _zicúr_. Mouth, _tenít_. Night, _chúgoi_. North, _batén_, from the North hither _bahitz-áue_, to _bahitzuai_, to the north nearly _bútecon_. The Indian ever has the points of the compass present to his mind and expresses himself accordingly in words, although it shall be of matters in his house. No, _quáta, ca_. Nose, _dacàt_. Now, _óqui_. Oak, _tohá_, the red _vadásor_. Old man, _dotzí_. Orphan, _topini_. Owl, _haropeuátz_. Parched, _saquét_. Paroquet, _zíra_. Peak, _cauitze mógua_. People, _dóhme_. |
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