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543 words
- (Mauve)Waharennahtarà:ken
- madamiakawénshie
- Madam Niionatá:'a is coming to visit.Iakawénhshie Niionatá:'a taienatá:re.
- maddeningIonà:kwat It’s
- made from / withyonnyà:ton
- MaggotO'wahrátken Í:waks
- mainland; on the mainlandehtiióhke
- mainland; on the mainlandohtiió:ke
- makeRón:nins
- make (command)són:ni
- make a bread producta-__-na’tarón:ni
- Make a small fence for your pet.Ken'niwate'enhrá:'a etshónnien ne satshé:nen.
- make it even (command)sha’téstat
- make smth-onni
- make soupa-__-tkátston
- Make your bedSatenaktahserón:ni
- malerá:tsin
- male animalrá:tsin
- male personrohsken’rakéhte’
- malesrotiska'rakéhte
- Males, two or two people (a m and a f)Tehniiáhshe
- MallTsi iontenhnion'tha'kó:wa
- mall, at a/the ~tsi yontenhninon’tha’kó:wa
- Malonetekanatá:ronwe’
- MaloneTekanatà:ronhwe’
- Malone, NYTekanatà:ronhwe
- ManRón:kwe
- Man, oldRokstén:ha
- mandrakeOnénhotste
- MandrakeOnénhontste
- ManicuristRashnon'karaké:tas
- Manitoba maple, box alder, ash-leaf maple (acer negundo)Kahwisto'kéha wáhta
- Manta RayOweiakón:ha
- mapiontenonhsohare’táhkhwa’
- MapleWáhta
- Maple festivalWáhta
- maple syrupwáhta óhses
- maple, hard sugarwáhta’
- Maple, manitobaKahwisto'kéha
- Maple, redKen'takén:ra
- maple, softohwisto’kéha’
- MarbleKatsí:ro
- MarchEnniskó:wa
- Margaret; Marjoriekonwákeri
- MargretKonwákeri
- Marianwariiá:nen
- marinakahonwé:ia iontahkweniaientáhkhwa
- marriagekaniá:kon
- marriagekanáhkwa
- marriagekaniákon
- married coupleiatathróna
- MarrowOstaròn:wa
- marshohsa’ken’tá:ke
- Marshpepper knotweedTiononhkwà:tsheros
- MartenWenseranó:ha
- Marten/fisherAserennó:haa
- martinaseranó:ha
- Maryonwá:ri
- MaryWá:ri
- MaryAnnwariiá:nen
- MaryannWariá:nen
- mashed potatoestekahnena’tahríhton
- maskiontkonwaroróktha
- maskiontkonwaroróktha’
- Massenatsika’tarákeras
- MassenaKentsià:ke
- Massena springs, NYKanawa'tstákera's
- Massena, NYNikentsà:ke
- mationrahsitokewáhtha
- mationrahsi’tokewáhtha’
- matchiontekahtáhkhwa
- matchesmátsis
- matchestekatáhkwa'
- materialonia’tará:’a
- materialania’tará:’a
- MathewWátio
- Matter, it doesn’tIaweronhátie
- mattresská:iare’ kanaktá:ke iehráhkhwa
- mattresskanákta a’o:iare’
- mattressionnistskaráhkhwa
- mattresskéntskare’
- MauveWaharennahtarà:ken
- MayOnerahtohkó:wa
- MayappleKawéhrhos
- maybeke re ken
- maybetóka’ nón:wa
- MaybeTókat nón:wa
- Maybe that's so.Tóka' nón:wa'.
- Maybe, perhaps ifTóka
- me / I / usí:i
- me and your daughteryethiyén:’a
- me and your granddaughteryethiyateré:’a
- me and your grandsonetshityateré:’a
- me and your nephewetshitenonhwatén:’a
- me and your nieceyethiyonhwatén:’a
- me and your younger brotheretshiteni’kén:’a
- me and your younger sisteryethi’kén:’a
- Me too.I: ó:ni'.
- Me, he likesRake nòn:we's
- Me, it likesWake nòn:we's
- Me, she likesIonke nòn:we's
- Me, you likeTake nòn:we's
- Me?I: ken
- meadowkahentà:ke
- meadow larkkahenta'kéha
- Meadow sweetOnkwehón:we Akonerahtákeri
- meadowlarkteiothwistáhere’
- MeadowlarkTeiothwistáhere
- MeadowlarkKahenta'kéha
- meadowrueOtsi'tsyakérha
- Measuring tapeKà:nheks ionte'nientenhstáhkhwa
- meato’wà:ron
- meato’wà:ronk
- meat from bonetsiio’wà:rare’
- meat pietka’wà:ra’
- Meat pieTka'wà:ra
- meat rindoh tsi nah
- meatpieti kwa te
- medicineonónhkwa’
- MedicineOnónhkwa
- Medicine & Seed FestivalKá:nen & Onónhkwa
- MedicinesOnonhkwa'shon:a
- meet someone (command)tetsiatátken
- meetingwatkenníson
- melonwahiá:ris
- MelonOnon'ónsera
- meltediowistanawén:’en
- meltingiowistanawen'enhátie
- Men / 1 Man + 1 Women / 2 AdultsTehnón:kwe 2
- Men / Men + Men / Adults (3+)Ronnón:kwe
- Men's Dancerotisken’rakehte’néha
- Men, three or moreRonón:kwe
- Men, three or more oldRotikstenhokón:'a
- Men, twoTehnón:kwe
- Men, two oldRotikstén:ha
- Men’s Personal ThanksgivingAtón:wa
- MercuryKaristarà:ken nikahnekò:ten
- mercyatenniteráhtshera
- Mermen(Mermaid people) (literally: They bring the fast flowing water with them)Tsohnawénhas
- Mermen(Mermaid people) (literally: They have long corn sprouts (the shape of their fins looks like that))Tsohnawénhes
- Merry Christmas!Iotshennónnia ki Ratonniá:ne!
- meshá:’are’
- MetalOhwísta
- Metals, preciousOhwistanó:ron
- MexicansRotiswaná:wen
- MexicoWehikhóhne
- MiamiTewe'tewe'á:ka
- MicaOnà:kara onén:ia
- MichaelWíshe
- Michael; Mitchellwísse
- Middle EasternersO'nesharonhkwa'kehró:non
- Middle easterners (literally: People who reside where the desert is)O'nehsaronhkwa'kehró:non
- Middle easterners (literally: They bow down)Rontho'kótha
- middle of the roadsateioha hi hon son
- MiddleportTkahón:tayen
- midnightAhsónthen
- Midnight, atAhsón'then
- midsummersa’tawakenhí:hen
- midwintersa’teiohserí:hen
- Midwinter FestivalSha'tekohshérhon
- Mik-makAtsa'ktahró:non
- Mik-mak (literally: People who reside near the waters edge)Atsa'ktahró:non
- milkonòn:ta’
- milkonòn:ta
- milk pailienon’tatahkwáhtha ón:ta
- Milk, breastOnòn:ta
- milkweedkanon'tínekenhs
- milkweedotshehwèn:ta
- milkweedotshehón:ta
- MilkweedTsikenetshehwén:ta
- Milky Way (literally: A starry path)Iohá:te iotsistóhkware
- Milky Way (literally: It's path is forked)Teiothahó:ken
- Milky way (many constellations)Tekatsistohkwaieronnionhá:ton
- MillipedeOshinonton'kó:wa
- mindo’nikòn:ra
- mind, theo’nikòn:ra’
- mineakwá:wen
- Mine, it’sÍ:i akwá:wenk
- MineralAtonhnhéhtshera
- Mingo, WVKanataiesáhton
- minister; priestRa tsi hon sta tsi
- minkaió:ha
- minnowkaniión:ta
- minnowkanión:ta
- MinnowsKaniión:ta
- minnowskaniión:ta/nikentsá:sa
- MintIe'tonhkwanostáhkhwa
- minutetsikahswistá:’eks
- MinuteMínit
- MinutesNikahseriiétake
- mirroratátken
- mirroratáthken'
- miss (command)sesáte’waht
- Mississippi river, USOhnawiiò:ke
- Mississippi river, USAOhnawiiò:ke
- misty rainiaonhawí:non
- MitesOnerá:ko
- mittensa’nyá:nawen
- mittensa'nià:nawen
- mix (command)tesawénrie’
- moccasinmákasin
- moccasinahtahkwa'ón:we
- MoccasinsAhtahkwa'ón:we
- MockingbirdIakoié:ron
- MohawkKanien'kehá:ka
- Mohawk (literally: People of where the flint is)Kanien'kehá:ka
- Mohawk river, NYTiehoniokwáhtha
- Mohawk river, NYTeiehonwahkwà:tha
- Mohawk river, NYTeiokèn:ke
- Mohawk river, NYTeionontatátie
- Moirashakorontakehtstátske’
- molassesmará:ses
- molasseskahsehstahòn:tsi
- molasseskashestahòn:tsi
- moldyyohskénrhonte
- moleiakoninhé:taronte’
- moleotsi’nión:kara’
- MoleOtsi'nionkà:ra
- Mom likes silver watchKahwistarà:ken atenentshàhnha ienón:we's ne istá
- Mom uses shampoo.Iontenontsistohare'táhkhwa ióntstha ne istá.
- Mom! Hurry, there's a mouse here!'"Isata! Oksa, otsinó:wen ken'í:re's!"
- Mondayawententa’ónke
- Mondayaontataónke
- Mondaywententawén’kie’
- MondayYawententá:onh
- MondayAwentataón'ke
- MondayAwententa'ón:ke
- MondayAwententaón:ke
- moneyohwísta’
- moneyohwísta
- MoneyOhwíhsta
- Monique; Minniewaník
- monkeykatsi'nónhtaks
- monkey / gorillakatsi’nonhtakskó:wa
- monkey / gorillakatsi’nòn:taks
- monkey / gorillakatsi’nòn:taks / katsi’nonhtakskó:wa
- MonolithsOtstèn:ra
- Montain sheep live on mountains.Tsi non iononténion kontinákere tiotina'karontón:'a.
- monthenhnì:ta’
- MonthSewanite
- MontrealKiohkià:ke
- MontrealTyohtyà:ke
- Montreal, QUETiohtià:ke
- moona sont ten ne ka
- moonkaráhkwa
- moonwenhní:tare
- MoonKatsì:tsa
- Moon (literally: Old flower)Atsi'tsaká:ion
- Moon (literally: Old flower)Otsi'tsaká:ion
- Moon (literally: Our grandmother moon)karáhkwa
- Moon (literally: Our grandmother moon)oráhkwa
- Moon (literally: Our grandmother moon)Ionkhihsótha enhnì:ta
- Moon (literally: The dark bodied one)Eia'tahòn:tsik
- Moon (literally: The flower)Katsì:tsa
- Moon (literally: The nightime sky orb)karáhkwa
- Moon (literally: The nightime sky orb)Ashonthenhnéhkha oráhkwa
- moon when it's just a slivertkatsi’é:rare’
- moonlightahsonténhkhwa karáhkwa
- mooseska’niónhsa’
- mooseska’nyónhsa
- Moose eat moss.Awenráhsa ska'niónhsa rón:neks.
- Moose lake, NYTekahén:taien
- MoosewoodAiénhne
- mopion te non so ha re ta kwa
- mopienonhsohare'táhkhwa
- moresekon ohs ton ha
- moreé:son
- More (comparative)Sénha
- MorelOhónhta
- morningohrhon’kè:ne
- morningorhonké:ne
- MorningOhrhèn:ke
- MorningOhrhòn:ke
- Morning timeOhrhon'kè:ne
- Morning, in the (A.M.)Ohrhon'ké:ne nonkwá:ti
- Morning, in the earlyOhron'kéhstsi'
- morning, thisOhrón'ke
- Morning, tomorrowEniorhén'ne ohron'ké:ne
- Morning, yesterdayThetén:re ohrón'ke
- Morrisburgtsowinéhtha
- Mose; Mosesmaií:s
- mosquitookariahtá:ne
- mosquitokariehtá:ne
- mosquitookariahtà:ne’
- mosquitookaryahtà:ne
- Mosquito DanceKariahta'néha
- mossAh wen ra sa
- mossiawenráhsare’
- mossawenhràhsa
- mothtsiktsinón:nawen
- MothTakho'kó:wa
- mothohó:wa
- motheristá
- mother of all of yousewa’nihsténha
- mother!istá
- Mother, myIstén'a
- motor boatpátpat
- Mount Fuji is a volcano.Ionontakékhahs ne mont Fuji.
- Mount PleasantKanatasé:ke
- mountainionón:te’
- mountainonón:ta'
- MountainOnón:ta
- mountain; hillonón:ta
- mountainsiononténion
- mouseotsinó:wen
- mousetsinó:wen
- moustacheokohstón:hra
- moustacheokonhstón:rha’
- mouthtsiiehsaká:ronte’
- mouthtsitshakà:ronte’
- MouthOshakà:ra
- move over (command)sátkwi’t
- movieteióia’ks
- MovieTeióiaks
- Movie theatreTsi teió:ia'ks
- movie theatre, at a/the ~teyoyá’kshne
- movie theatre, at a/the ~tsi teyó:ya’ks / teyoyá’kshne
- muché:son
- muché:so
- Much, manyÉ:so
- mudonawá:tsta'
- mudOnawà:tsta
- Mud HenTsohiakwí:res
- Mud roomAhskwèn:nakon
- MudcatOhwèn:ta
- MuffinsKen'nikakare'tsherà:'a
- MulberryShahieskó:wa
- mulleinsiksik otáhson
- mulleinótkon oyén:kwa
- MullenKén:reks Aotáshon
- mulletSkents ten ri
- mulletskentstakén:ri
- Mullet, red finnedOnekwénhtara Nikentashò:ten
- MuscleOnasè:ta
- MuscleOsenà:ta
- Muscular SystemOsenà:ta Tsi Iotiio'ténion
- mushohsè:hra
- mushkashé:rho
- MushroomOnekerèn:ta
- mushroom(s)otsíhkwa
- mushroom(s)awerhóhsera
- mushroom(s)awerhóhsera / otsi ́hkwa
- mushroom(s)awerhóhsera / otsíhkwa
- musickarén:na’
- musical instrumentwaterennótha’
- muskalongekanò:tsot
- muskiekanó:tsot
- muskratanókyen
- muskratanò:kyen
- muskratAnó:kien
- muskratanó:tien
- muskratanò:kyen / anókyen
- MuslimsRontho'kótha
- Muslims (literally: They bow down)Rontho'kótha
- my and your sonetshiteniyén:’a
- my auntistén:'a
- my auntmatént
- my aunt (address)istá
- my aunt (reference)sa’nisténha
- My blanket is old.Iokaión:'on nakwàhsire.
- my boyfriend (female speaking)áksare
- my boyfriend, girlfriend (slang)Te ia ke ni tsiks
- my brother-in-law (female speaking)rakonhá:wha
- my brother-in-law (male speaking)ionkiakióha
- my brother-in-law (male speaking) (address)kiákio
- my brother-in-law (man speaking)ontiatióha
- my brothers and sisters (reference)tewataté:ken tánon’ tewatenó:sen
- My car is nice.Ka'serehtí:io naké:sere.
- my childrenkheyen’okónha
- my childrenkheio'okón:'a
- my childrenkheyen’okón:’a
- My children are playing outside.Kheio'okón:'a átste' ronatswá:ton.
- my cousinontiarasé:'a
- my cousinonkyara’sé:’a
- my cousin; my relativeionkiara’sé:’a
- my cousinsonkwara’séhson
- my daughterkheyén:’a
- my daughter (reference)kheién:’a
- My daughter is playing the piano.Teiena'karáia'ks ionterennótha kheièn:'a.
- My daughter is wise.Ionten'nikonhrattókha ne kheién:'a.
- My daughter-in-law has a cold.Khesá:wha iakothoriahserón:se.
- my deceased great-grandfathertóta ro’ni’kénha
- my deceased great-grandmothertóta o’nisten’kénha
- my dress that I hadakwatia'tawi'tshera'kénhen
- My driveway is full of snowdrifts.Ioniehtarohrókhon tsi tewakatháhonte'.
- My ear is full of earwax.Ohénhsa thitkáhere kahónhtakon.
- my familyakhwá:tsire
- My family is doing wellIoianeráke ne akwá:tsire
- my fatherrake'ni ́ha
- my fatherrake’níha
- my father (address)rákeni
- my father (reference)rake’níha
- My father is building a boat.Kahonwé:ia rón:nis ne rake'níha.
- My father wears work boots.Iakoio'ténhstha áhta rátstha ne rake'níha.
- my father-in-law (female speaking)raksá:wha
- my father-in-law (male speaking)rakwehónsa
- my father-in-law (man speaking)rakwe'nhón'sa
- my father-in-law (woman speaking)raksá:wha
- my female friendonkiátshi
- my female friendyonkyatén:ron
- my female friendonkyátshi
- my friendonkyatén:ron
- my friend (female)ontiátshi
- my friend (male)ontiatén:ro'
- my friend (male, female speaking)ionkiatén:ro
- my friendsonkwatenróhson
- my girlfriend (female speaking)ionkiátsi
- my godparentsionksenná:wi
- my grandchild (address)kwátere
- my grandchildrenkheyatere’okón:’a
- my granddaughterkheyateré:’a
- my granddaughter (reference)kheiateré:’a
- my grandfatherraksóhtha
- my grandfatherrakhsó'tha
- my grandfatherrakhsótha
- my grandfather (address)rákhso
- my grandfather (reference)rakhsóttha
- My grandfather turned sixty-one.Iá:iak niwáhsen wa'eié:rite ne raksótha.
- my grandmotheraksóhtha
- my grandmotheraksótha
- my grandmotherakhsó'tha
- my grandmotherakhsótha
- my grandmother (address)ákhso
- my grandmother (reference)akhsóttha
- My grandmother is coming to visit tomorrowAksótha taienatá:re enióhrhen'ne
- My grandmother turned sixty.Iá:iak niwáhsen wa'eié:rite ne aksótha.
- My grandmother used to use a washtub to do her laundry.Ienohare'táhkhwa ka'náhkon ienoharé:thahkwe naksótha.
- My grandmother wants to take shade from the sunAksótha í:ienhre aionterahkwawéhrhohste'
- My grandmother wears a shawlAteweià:ra ióntstha naksótha
- my grandparentsyonkhsótha
- my grandsonriyateré:’a
- my grandson (reference)riiateré:’a
- my great-grandchild (address)kwátere
- my great-granddaughterteiotereserén:ne kateré:’a
- my great-granddaughter (reference)teiotereserén:ne kheiateré:’a
- my great-grandmothertóta o’nisténha
- my great-grandsonteiotereserén:ne riiateré:’a
- my great-great-grandchild (reference)áhsen nateiotereserén:ne ne’ kheiateré:’a
- my house that I hadakenonhsa'kénhen
- my husband (reference)kiakenì:teron
- my husband (reference)rikstén:ha
- my husband; my wife (address)sáksten
- my male friendonkiatén:ro
- My mom made fried bread.Kana'tarakenrí:ta istá wa'akón:ni.
- My mom used the broom to sweep.Iakonhonwá:tha wá:'ontste ne istá tsi wa'ontónhewe.
- my motherake'nisténha
- my motheristén:ha
- my motheristén'a
- my motherake’nihsténha
- my mother (address)istá
- my mother (reference)istén:’a
- My mother is calling me in to eatAke'nisténha tionkí:nonks takatská:hon
- My mother won one-million dollarsAke'nisténha énska million nikahwístake wa'ontkwé:ni
- my mother-in-law (female speaking)ionksá:wha
- my mother-in-law (male speaking)ionkwehónsa
- my mother-in-law (male speaking)ionkwehnhónsa
- my mother-in-law (man speaking)ionkwe'nhón'sa
- my mother-in-law (woman speaking)ionksá:wha
- My mother-in-law and I are good friends.Teiatiatenro'serí:ion ne ionksá:wha.
- My name is ***. And yours?*** ióntiats. Ok ní:se'?
- My name is ***. And yours?**** ióntiats. Ok ní:se’?
- My name is ***. And yours?**** ióntiats. Ok ní:se'?
- My name is John.Shawátis ióntiats.
- My name is ……..________ iónkiáts
- my nephewriyonwatén:’a
- my nephewriyonhwatén:’a
- my nephew (reference)riionhwatén:’a
- My nephew is four years old.Kaié:ri na'tehaohseriiá:kon riionhwatèn:'a.
- my nephews and nieceskheyonhwaten’okón:’a
- my niecekheyonwatén:’a
- my niecekheyonhwatén:’a
- my niece (reference)Ke ion waten ah
- my niece (reference)Ke ien ah
- My niece is getting married.Kheionhwatén:'a iakoniákhe.
- my niece; my nephew (address)wáten’
- my nieces & nephewskheionhwaten'okón:'a
- My nieces and nephews respect me.Ionkkweniènhstha ne kheionhwaten'okón:'a.
- my older brotherrakhtsi ́:'a
- my older brotherrakhtsí:’a
- my older brother (address)raktsi’ó:
- my older brother (reference)raktsí:’a
- My older brother gave me a ride in the wheelbarrowRaktsí:'a énska iokahkwèn:tonte wahakhonwí:sere
- My older brother lives on the peninsula.Tsi iotón:niate nihén:teron ne raktsí:'a.
- My older brother went pheasant hunting.Ohkwesen'tarí:wase waható:rate ne raktsí:'a.
- my older siblingsakhtsi ̀:son
- my older siblingsakhtsì:son
- my older sisteraktsí:'a
- my older sisterakhtsi ́:'a
- my older sisterakhtsí:’a
- my older sister (address)aktsi’ó:
- my older sister (reference)aktsí:’a
- My older sister turned forty-one.Kaié:ri niwáhsen énska wa'eié:rite naktsí:'a.
- my parentsiontién:'a
- my parentsyonkyén:’a
- My parents are guiding me to do right.Tsi nonkwá ne tkarihwaié:ri ionkhenté:se ne iontién:'a.
- my partnerteyonkenrihwayenewá:kon
- my petakitshé:nen
- My pet dog’s name is BlackieRahòn:tsi ronwá:ia'ts nakitshé:nen é:rhar
- my relativesakhwá:tsire’
- my sibling (address)kiatatè:ken
- my sibling (reference)iakiatatekén:’a
- my siblingsteyakwatate’ken’okón:’a
- my sister-in-law (female speaking)ionkiaríha
- my sister-in-law (male speaking)akonhá:wha
- my sister-in-law (male speaking)akonháwha
- my sister-in-law (man speaking)akonháwha
- my sister-in-law (woman speaking)ontiaríha
- My sister-in-law is kindTiakorihwaié:ri ne akonháwha
- my skinA ki non
- my solekahsi’tò:kon
- my sonriyén:’a
- my son (reference)riién:’a
- my son and I; my daughter and Iiakiatakién:’a
- my son-in-lawriiehónsa
- my son-in-lawriiehnhón'sa
- my stepdaughterkhenó:’a
- my stepfatherahsén:na niho’níha
- my stepmotherahsén:na niho’nistén:ha
- my stepsonRi no ah
- my three or more children (address)kwaio’okón:’a
- my three or more siblings (reference)iakwatate’ko’okón:’a
- my two children (address)keniién:’a
- my two daughters; all my daughters (reference)Ke ien oh kon ah
- my two or more children and Iiakwatakien’són:’a
- my two siblings (reference)iakwatatekén:’a
- my unclerake'nonhá:'a
- my unclerakenohá:’a
- my uncle (reference, address)rakenonhá:’a
- My uncle plays the harmonica.Iontehnhónta'ahs raterennótha ne rakenonhá:'a.
- My uncle wore overshoesArahtahkwanéta'ahs wa'tharáhta ne rakenonhá:'a
- my unclesyonkenohà:son
- my wife (reference)khekstén:ha
- my wife, my husbandtiakení:teron
- my younger brotherri’kén:’a
- my younger brother (reference)ri’kén:’a
- my younger sibling (address)kon’kó’ó:
- my younger siblingskhe’ken’okón:’a
- my younger sisterkhekén:'a
- my younger sisterkhe’kén:’a
- my younger sister (reference)khe’kén:’a
- My younger sister is swinging.Khe'kén:'a iakothonwíhare.
- My youngest sister is one-year-oldÉnska teiakaohseriiá:kon ne khe'kén:'a
- Myna BirdAterihwatie'níhtshera
The Kanien’kéha Dictionary of the Mohawk Nation of Grand River, continuing kanienkeha.net