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- (Brown)Athéhsa
- (East) eagleatonnyon’kó:wa / á:kweks
- (Grey)Ata'kenhróhkwa
- (has a dark heart in the middle of the leaf)aweryahsarónyon
- (Orange)Akiarèn:ta
- A foal was bornAkohsá:tens owí:ra wa'kanákerate
- A heart beats.Awè:ri teiaonriáhkhwa.
- A long time ago, women used to make baskets.Á:there konnón:kwe konnón:niskwe ne wahón:nise.
- A place that has no oneAokòn:ke
- A raccoon is looking at me from the porch.Atí:ron ahskwen'nà:ke tethakká:nere.
- Abenaki (literally: People of the east)Ana'konhró:non
- Abenaki (literally: Pine eaters)Anèn:taks
- AbrahamAplám
- AbrahamAprám
- Abram; Abrahamaprám
- againÁ:re
- Agathaákat
- AgnesÁnies
- Ahentaríhtha is wearing suspendersAhnenhsotáhrho rótston ne Ahentaríhtha
- Ahkwesahsne dialectAhkwesahsnéha’
- Akwesasne; St. Regisahkwesásne
- AlexanderAreksént
- AlexisAríksas
- Algonquin people (literally: An accent, speak badly)Atewa'káhnha
- allakwé:kon
- All dayAwenthakwé:kon
- all nightAhsonthakwé:kon
- All Saints DayAh son tenn ne tsi ni ion te ren na iens
- all week longahia'kserakwé:kon
- all; all those thingsakwé:kon
- along the shoreatsiaktónkie’
- Along the shoreAtsaktóntie
- along the wallahsohtaktónkie’
- American / white elmAkará:tsi
- Americans (literally: People who reside at Boston)Ahstonhró:non
- amethystarihwa'konhnéha otsistóhkwa
- An eagle has wide wing span.Á:kwe'ks tehaweiaká:ron.
- Ancaster (Ontario)Anonhwarore’tsherahayón:ne
- AndrewAthré
- Angusaniás
- AngusAniá:s
- AnnÁ:nen
- Anna; Anneá:nen
- another personakó:ren
- AppleAewahió:wane
- Apple treeAewahió:wane ó:kwire'
- apronA te ni on ta
- apronateniión:ta’
- apronateniión:ta
- Are these her clothes?Akaónha ken akotahkwénnia' ki?
- Are these shoes new? Yes, I bought them yesterday.Asé'stsi' kénh kí :ken áhta'? Hén, thetén:re wa'kní:non'.
- Are you all on the same team?Akwé:kon kenh skátne sewaiá:tare tsi sewatswà:tha?
- aska-__-rihwanón:ton
- ask abouta-__-rihwanón:ton
- at Annie'sanénhne
- at Thomas'atonwáhne
- at Thomas'atonwá:ke
- Atón:wa and Tsoié:'on are our godparents.Atón:wa tánon Tsoié:'on ionkhihsenná:wi.
- Atón:wa bought a winter coatAkohsera'kéhkha atiá:tawi wahahní:non ne Atón:wa
- attentionatokénhtshera
- automobileatenopí
- away; far awaya’é:ron
- axa to ken
- axeAtó:ken
- axeató:ken/atokèn:sera
- axeató:ken'
- ballathén:no
- ballahthén:no
- ballathén:no'
- balloonathén:no káwera
- bank (river bank)atsákta
- basketà:there
- basketá:there'
- Bass, silverAtenà:tara
- be a non-Indigenous (White) persona-__-tientatshónhake
- be aboutaktóntie a-__-:sheke
- be alivea-__-ónhnheke
- be an Indigenous persona-__-onkwehonwéhake
- be bad, evila-__-hetkénhake
- be biga-__-kowanénhake
- be cheap, inexpensivea-__-tiesénhake
- be dark in coloura-__-hsohkwahon’tsíhake
- be deada-__-heiónhake
- be drya-__-stathénhake
- be expensivea-__-norónhake
- be goinga-__-e
- be good or proficient ata-__-weientehtónhake
- be harda-__-hnirónhake
- be heavya-__-ksteke
- be light in coloura-__-hsohkwara’kénhake
- be longa-__-ónsheke
- be passed awaya-__-tohetstónhake
- be softa-__-’nhétska’ne
- be uglya-__-hetkénhake
- be weta-__-na’nawénhake
- Beans, romanoÀ:iohkw Oshahè:ta
- becausease’kén
- beggingatsheri’táhtshera
- begin (to do s.t.)aonta-__-táhsawen
- belongs to herakó:wen
- belongs to themaoná:wen
- beltakia’tánha
- beltakia’táhnha
- beltakia’táhna
- BeltAtia'tánha
- beltatia'táhnha
- bishoparihwawá:kon
- Black currantAtí:ron Í:waks
- blanketa si ra ken rate
- blanketáhsire
- blanketáhsire'
- Blanket, That’s a newÁhsirasé'tsi ne thi
- BootsAhtahkwa'kó:wa
- bowa’én:na’
- bowa'én:na
- bow and arrowa’én:na
- bow and arrowa'én:na'
- braceletate nentsa nnha
- braceletatenentsáha
- braceletatenentsháhnha’
- braceletatenen'tsháhna'
- bread knifea'share'kó:wa
- breastawentskwè:na
- breast part of cradleboardatetskwehná:ha
- Breath, innerAón:ria
- Breath, outerAonrísera
- Breech clothAteniión:ta
- bridgeáhskwa
- bridge, platformáhskwa’
- Bridge, under theAhskó:kon
- broad leaf arrowhead (sagittaria latifolia)Arihwawà:kon raonòn:warore
- broochathniotá:hkhwa karón:ware
- broochathnió:ta
- broochathniotáhkhwa’
- brownatehsa
- brownAthéhsa
- buckleathniáhskari
- BuckwheatÁneko'ks
- BurbotAtewiráhrha
- Can you call and ask his/her mother?Aón:ton kenh iahsheiatewennáta'ahse ro'nisténha / ontate'nisténha?
- Can you put the cart back where it belongs?Aón:ton kenh iaonsáhshien ne ká:sere tsi nón:we tió:wen?
- Canada waterweed (anacharis Canadensis)Aweráhsa
- caneatén:nits
- cat foodaotíkhwa
- centerahsén:non
- chairani’tskwà:ra
- chairanitskwà:ra
- chairanitskwá:ra'
- chestaontskwè:na’
- chestawentskwè:na
- Chest ribs.Awentskwè:na aona'áhta.
- Chest/sternumAwentskwè:na
- ChestnutAkoshá:tens Aotishò:kwa
- Chestnut, sweetAwenhakén:ra
- Close by? Close to here?Ákta ken?
- clothania’tará:’a
- clothesatserónnia
- clothesatsherónnia’
- ClothesAtahkwénnia'
- ClothesAtahkwénnia
- clothingatsherònnia
- cloverAshen niyonerahtó:ken
- coatAkia ta wit kowa
- coatatia'tawi'kó:wa
- coat, dressakià:tawi
- coat/shirt/dressatyá:tawi
- ColdAthoráhtshera
- combatkorothi:ha
- combatkerothí:ha
- comb, aatkerothí:ia
- corkatenontéksta
- corn huskaó:ra’
- Corn, flowerAwénha
- CorpseAwenheiòn:ta
- cover (of jar, bottle, etc.)atenontékta
- cover (of jar, bottle, etc.)atenontéksta
- cranberriesá:io'
- Cranberries grow in the water.Á:io awèn:ke kontón:nis.
- crutchesatèn:nits
- Currant, blackAtí:ron Aóhi
- Currant, redAtí:ron Aóhi Onekwénhtara
- curtainà:'are
- cushionatkòn:sera
- dandruffawéhara
- dark, in theahshà:takon
- DayAwén:ta
- dayAwenhnísera
- Delaware (?(they speak a different language)?)Athsa'káhnha
- Delaware (?(they speak a different language)?)Atewa'káhnha
- desk/tableatekhwá:ra
- diaperAt wa wen iek ta
- diaperathwawen’éktha’
- disappearaiónhton’
- dishaké:ra
- dish; plate; bowl; etc.ake:ra’
- Doctor (A spiritual person/soothsayer)Arennowá:nen
- DressAtiá:tawi'
- dressatià:tawi
- DundasAnonhwahrore’tsherakayòn:ne
- Dunsas, ONTAnonhwarore'tsherakaiòn:ne
- eagleà:kweks
- eagleá:kwe'ks
- eagle (East)á:kweks
- eagle (East)atonnyon’kó:wa
- Eagle, baldÁ:kweks
- Eagle, TheÀ:kwaks
- earringate’wahsare’
- earringate’wáhshare’
- EarringsAte'wáhshare
- eat s.t.a-__-ke
- elder (female)akokstén:ha
- Elder womenAkokstén:ha
- ElizabethArísawa
- ElizabethArísawe
- elkatená:ti
- Elm, american/whiteAká:ratsi
- Empty, nothingAó:kon
- End of Season FeastAtierakhonsera'kó:wa
- enemyatatswen:’on
- everybody, all of youakwé:kon
- everythingakwé:kon
- eyeglassesatkahráhnha
- eyeglassesatkahráhna
- Far awayA'é:ren
- Farm animals eat hay.Awennékeri rón:neks ne ieienthóhtha katshé:nen.
- fault, myakerì:wa’
- Feld-sparAtonhnhéhtshera onén:ia
- fenceaten’èn:ra
- fenceaten’èn:ra’
- fenceate'èn:ra
- FenceAta’èn:ra
- FernAtenerahtawéhrhon
- Fern, eastern brackernfernAonhakén:ra
- fibber, liaratshó:ken
- fight, aateriióhtshera
- fish hookà:ria
- fishhookà:ria
- flea (dog)atá:we
- flowering rush (butomus umbellatus)Atsya'tóntye watón:nis
- Fly, fruitAhianénskwas
- foalakohsá:tens owí:ra
- foodatenà:tsera
- food (groceries)atenà:tshera
- ForkAhsíkwara
- French creek bay, NYAten'enhrakwénhtare
- French creek, NYAten'enhrakwénhtare
- Fresh fruitÁ:iase'
- Fresh vegetablesAse'shón:'a
- friendshipaterò:sera
- Friendship (Cousin) DanceAtenroserahnéha
- fuchsiaate’wáhsare’
- garment; coat; dress; etc.akià:tawi
- Garter DanceAtshihna'néha
- gartersahtsinha
- gartersahtsiha
- gartersahtshíhna’
- Germans (literally: Blanket makers)Ahsirón:ni
- Germans (literally: Knife makers)A'sharón:ni
- get fulla-__-hta’ne
- giant puffballaweráhsa tewatenon'ónkwas
- glassesatkahráhnha
- glovea’nià:nawen
- GlovesA'niá:nawen
- gluttonani’tshého
- gogglesatkahrahnha
- gogglesatkahrahna
- Goose/Geese, domesticatedAtewénnia'ks
- Grand river, OHAtí:ron
- grandchildrenatere'sera'shón:'a
- grandmaákso
- Grandma, are you going to the village?Ákso, kanà:takon' kenh wáhse?
- grandmother, myakhsótha
- Grandmother, myAkhsó'tha
- greater plantain, rat-tail plantainAtenhnéha
- greyathakenhrokwa
- greyata’kén:ra
- GreyAta'kenhróhkwa'
- GreyAta’kenhróhkwa
- groceriesAte na tse ra
- groceries, lunchatennà:tshera
- ground hoganonhwaráweron
- groundhoganonhwaráweron
- Hair, longÁshire
- Half, in the middleAhsén:nen
- half, middle, centerahsén:non
- hand drillanihsonwatá:se’
- hatanon:waore’
- hatanòn:warore’
- hatanòn:warore
- Hat, winterAkohsera'kékha Anòn:warore
- HatsAnòn:warore
- have a holea-__-kahrón:take
- Have it, i mightAontién:take
- hayawennékeri
- He brought a brand new carAsé'stsi waha'serehtahní:non
- He combs his hairAionwa:tha
- He is using a hoe to kill the weeds.Atshó:kten rátstha rathontáia'ks.
- He painted the fence white.Ate'èn:ra karà:ken wahakontsheráhrho.
- He puts on rattlesAhstawen'serenhtha
- He uses an axe to split the wood.Ató:ken rátstha tsi tehaientó:renhs.
- he wantsà:renhre’
- heartawè:ri
- heavy coatakia’tawi’tkó:wa
- HemorrhoidsAwenhétsha
- her (emphatic)akáonha
- Her broach is amethystArihwa'konhnéha otsistóhkwa ne akotnió:ta
- her grandmotherakohsótha
- her motherako’nihsténha
- Her name is Ann.Á:nen iontátiats.
- her older siblingsakohtsi ̀:son
- her older siblingsakohtsì:son
- her older sisterakohtsi ́:'a
- her older sisterakohtsí:’a
- Her son is thirteen years-old.Áhsen iawén:re na'tehaohseriiá:kon ne ronwaién:'a.
- HiawathaAiewáhtha
- His clan is turtle.A'nó:wara ne rao'tá:ra.
- His shirt cost thirty dollars.Áhsen niwáhsen nikahwistake nikanó:ron raotià:tawi.
- hoeatsó:kten
- hoeatshó:kten
- hoe, aatshò:kten’
- hopefullyaiá:wen’s
- hot dog, baloney, sausageawenhétsha
- House, herAkonónhsa
- I am going to make a cornhusk doll.Aó:ra kaia'tón:ni konniá:ne.
- I am going to sharpen the knife.Á:share enkhiothí:iate.
- I am wearing underpants.Atháhsteren nà:kon tié:iens wakátston.
- I bought a brown and black rug.Athéhsa tánon kahòn:tsi kéntskare wa'khní:non.
- I bought a hat and mittensAnòn:warore tánon a'nià:nawen wa'khní:non
- I bought a rocking chairAtatkarenhrónhkhwa anitskwá:ra wa'khní:non
- I fed my pet puppyAkitshé:nen é:rhar owí:ra wahí:nonte
- I gave my dress that I had to my younger sisterAkwatia'tawi'tshera'kénhen khe'kén:'a kheiá:wi
- I have three children.Áhsen nihá:ti wakewí:raien.
- I like sausages and corn.Awenhétsha tánon ó:nenhste wake:ka's.
- I like the color grayAta'kenhróhkwa kahsohkwanón:we's
- I like the taste of salad.Ase'shón:'a wake:ka's.
- I like to smell flowersAiontéswahte ne otsí:tsa wakon'wéskwani
- I love my mother.Ake'nisténha khenorónhkhwa.
- I ought to eat itá:keke'
- I ought to eat what’s good for me.Á:keke nahó:ten ioiánere nakerihwá:ke.
- I play with my older sisterAktsí:'a skátne iatiatswá:tha
- I rest at the weekend.Ahia'kserakèn:iate katoríshenhs.
- I used a ladle to stir the soup.Atokwa'kó:wa wá:katste tsi wa'tkawénrie ne onón:tara.
- I used a spoon to eat your soup.Atókwa í:satst tsi satshó:ri.
- I was away all week.Ahia'kserakwé:kon wakahtentión:ne.
- Ida, HarrietÁkat
- immediatelyah kwa ho nenk
- implement with wooden handles and knob, to pound hominy or corn into flourahsísa
- in a relationship with someonea-__-terihwísa
- in my bloodakenekwenhsà:ke
- in the summerakennhá:ke
- in the waterawén:ke
- in the water; in the riverawén:ke
- in the yardAten'èn:rakon
- in winterakohserá:ke
- inside the fenceaten’èn:rakon
- itaónha
- It is my heart, I like itAkwé:ri
- It, she, her (neuter, animal, thing)Aónha
- I’m from AkwesasneAkwesasne nitewakie:non
- Jamesville, NYAshónhto
- Jordan creek, NYAnèn:to
- Jordan, NYAnèn:to
- knifeáhsare
- knifeà:share’
- knifeá:share
- laceá:’are’
- ladleatokwahkó:wa
- ladyaikón:kwe
- Lake Erie, US/CAAnòn:warore
- Lake George, NYAniá:taro'kte
- language spoken at Akwesasneahkwesasnéha
- laundry basketatsherónnia ieráhkhwa á:there
- least, atarà:ne
- Let’s dance, thenÁ:ki' teteninónniankhwa
- lidatenontékta
- lilacA ri wa wa kon netse ra ra ken
- make a bread producta-__-na’tarón:ni
- make soupa-__-tkátston
- Marten/fisherAserennó:haa
- martinaseranó:ha
- materialania’tará:’a
- Men’s Personal ThanksgivingAtón:wa
- mercyatenniteráhtshera
- meshá:’are’
- midnightAhsónthen
- Midnight, atAhsón'then
- Mik-makAtsa'ktahró:non
- Mik-mak (literally: People who reside near the waters edge)Atsa'ktahró:non
- mineakwá:wen
- MineralAtonhnhéhtshera
- minkaió:ha
- mirroratátken
- mirroratáthken'
- mittensa’nyá:nawen
- mittensa'nià:nawen
- moccasinahtahkwa'ón:we
- MoccasinsAhtahkwa'ón:we
- Mondayawententa’ónke
- Mondayaontataónke
- MondayAwentataón'ke
- MondayAwententa'ón:ke
- MondayAwententaón:ke
- moona sont ten ne ka
- Moon (literally: Old flower)Atsi'tsaká:ion
- Moon (literally: The nightime sky orb)Ashonthenhnéhkha oráhkwa
- moonlightahsonténhkhwa karáhkwa
- Moose eat moss.Awenráhsa ska'niónhsa rón:neks.
- MoosewoodAiénhne
- mossAh wen ra sa
- mossawenhràhsa
- Mud roomAhskwèn:nakon
- mushroom(s)awerhóhsera
- mushroom(s)awerhóhsera / otsi ́hkwa
- mushroom(s)awerhóhsera / otsíhkwa
- muskratanókyen
- muskratanò:kyen
- muskratAnó:kien
- muskratanó:tien
- muskratanò:kyen / anókyen
- my boyfriend (female speaking)áksare
- my dress that I hadakwatia'tawi'tshera'kénhen
- my familyakhwá:tsire
- 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 wants to take shade from the sunAksótha í:ienhre aionterahkwawéhrhohste'
- My grandmother wears a shawlAteweià:ra ióntstha naksótha
- my great-great-grandchild (reference)áhsen nateiotereserén:ne ne’ kheiateré:’a
- my house that I hadakenonhsa'kénhen
- my motherake'nisténha
- my motherake’nihsténha
- 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 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 petakitshé:nen
- my relativesakhwá:tsire’
- my sister-in-law (male speaking)akonhá:wha
- my sister-in-law (male speaking)akonháwha
- my sister-in-law (man speaking)akonháwha
- my skinA ki non
- my stepfatherahsén:na niho’níha
- my stepmotherahsén:na niho’nistén:ha
- My uncle wore overshoesArahtahkwanéta'ahs wa'tharáhta ne rakenonhá:'a
- Myna BirdAterihwatie'níhtshera
- Natives wear moccasinsAhtahkwa'ón:we tehonráhta'ahs nonkwehón:we
- Near, next toÁkta
- Nervous SystemAttokáhtshera Iotiio'ténion
- netá:’are’
- netá:are
- newá:se’
- newase'stsi
- next to the hillÁkta tsi ionón:tote
- NightAshón:ta
- night timeahsonhthèn:ne
- night timeahsonthén:ne’
- Night, atAshon'thén:ne
- Night, in theAhsonthén:ne
- NighttimeAshontà:ke
- NighttimeAshonthèn:ne
- nighttime; at nightahsonthénne
- Niionatá:'a bought the house I hadAkenonhsa'kénhen wa'ehní:non ne Niionatá:'a
- noble yarrow, sanguinary (achillea millefolium)Aró:sen raotáhson
- Not yetÁrekho
- oathaierihwaní:rate’
- Ojibwe (Chippewa)Ashisa'kehró:non
- Old Moccasin DanceAhthahkwaká:ion
- old womanakokstén:ha
- on my heartakweriáhne
- on my heartakwerià:ne
- on St. Regis Islandahkwesásne kawehnó:ke
- on the chairani’tskwahráhne
- on the chairanitskwahráhne
- on the dishakehrà:ke
- on the fenceAten'enhrà:ke
- on the propertyAteno'serà:ke
- on the tableatekhwahráhne
- on the wallahsonhtà:ke
- onionà:non
- onions, bulbá:nenk
- OpossumAniheià:tha
- orangeA tia ren ta
- orangeatyarén:ta
- OrangeAkiarèn:ta
- Oshkosh, WISCÁskas
- Oswegatchie river, NYAniatarahòn:tsi
- other than the one you thoughtakorén’stsi
- Otsquago creek, NYAhskó:kon
- Otsquago creek, NYAskó:kon
- outátste’
- out houseátste’ tsi ientáhkhwa’
- OutsideÁtste
- outside storage; outside toiletatste tsi ia ke ta kwa
- overshoesarahtahkwanéta'ahs
- Owasco lake, NYÁhsko
- paddleaká:we'
- pail, containeraón:ta'
- pancakesánekok
- pantsatháhsteron
- PantsAthá'steren
- pantsatháhsteren
- peach stone gameatenénha
- people of Akwesasneahkwesasró:nen
- pepper rootÀ:tsya
- pepperrootá:tsa
- PharynxAónhkara
- pillowatkòn:sera
- pinathniotá:hkhwa karón:ware
- pitcher plant (sarracenia purpurea)A'nó:wara raó:ris
- PityAtatitén:ron
- plantaieiéntho
- PlantainAtenhnéha
- plateakè:ra’
- plateakè:ra
- Plate or CDAkè:ra
- popearihwawakon’ko:wa
- porchaskwèn:na
- porch, on theahskwen’nà:ke
- porcupineanèn:taks
- purpleariwawahkonhneha
- purplearihwawa’konhnéha’
- purplearihwa'konhnéha
- purple flowering raspberry (robus odoratus)Ahtahkwaká:yon
- Put a curtain on the window.Á:'are onenhstonhkwá:ke seniión:ten.
- Put it near the door, outside.Átste kahnhohákta iahà:tsen.
- Put the corn bread on the table. What else?Atekhwahráhne íshren kana'tarokhón:we. Nahó:ten' shé:kon?
- quiltáhsire
- raccoonatíhron
- raccoonatí:ron
- Raccoon DanceAtironhnhéha
- racoonatí:ron
- RacquetteAhnawà:te’
- Raquetteahnawá:te’
- Raquette river, NYAhná:wate
- rash, aata’keráhkhwa’
- Raspberry, purple floweringAtahkwaká:ion
- red-berried elderAhrhakéha / ohne'n
- regaliaahtsheronniahkwa'ón:we
- reinsahshá:ra’
- reinsáhshara
- ringanisnónhsawi
- RingAnihsnónhsawi
- ring, aanihsnónhsawi
- rocking chairatatkarenhrónhkhwa
- Roof, bridge, porch, deckÁhskwa
- ropeahserí:ie’
- ropeahseriie'kó:wa
- SageÁtia'
- saladase'shón:'a
- SaturdayAwentákta
- sausageawenhétsha
- scarfatenia'taráhnha/atwáhnha
- screwanishonwatá:se karón:ware
- Sharpening Stick DanceAhonte'nhiothí:iate
- shawlahsire’
- shawlateweià:ra
- she (emphatic)akáonha
- she / herakaónha
- She owns a lot of clothing.Atsherónnia iakoká:te.
- she wantsá:iehre’
- she's turtle-clana’nó:wara na’ako’taró:ten
- She, her, one (female, indefinite)Akaónha
- She/he is gone for the week.Ahia'kserakwé:kon iakohténtion/rohténtion
- she; itaónha
- she; oneakaónha
- Shirt/dress/jacketAtià:tawi
- shoeahta’
- shoeáhta
- shoesÁhta
- shore, alongatsià:kta’
- Shore/Beach, theAtsà:kta
- Simcoe lake, ONTAterón:to
- sister, my elderaktsí’a
- Sister, my olderAkhtsí:'a
- SkirtA'wháhsa'
- skunkaní:ta’s
- skunkanì:tas
- skunk oilanì:tas kèn:ie
- slacksathahsteron
- slacksatháhsteren
- smellaiontéswahte'
- smell, a bada’ónsera
- soft soapá:wen onoharé:tha
- soulatónhnhets
- Spanish onionsA'nionkkó:wa
- spearáhsikwe’
- Spiritual foodÁtera
- SpoonAtókwa'
- spoonatókwa
- spoon for stirringahserawénrie’
- squirrelaonkwe'tá:kon
- squirrelaró:sen
- squirrel (grey)aonkwehtá:kon
- squirrel (red)aró:sen
- squirrel, redaró:sen
- St. Eustache, QUEA'nenharihthà:ke
- St. LawrenceAhná:wate
- St. RegisAhkwesáhsne
- St. Regis river, NYAhkwesásne
- St. Regis, NY/QUE/ONTAhkwesásne
- Stable, at/to theAkohsa'ténsne
- starvationatonhkarià:ktshera
- stinka-__-kera’ne
- Stone Giants (literally: Covered in stone)Ateneniáhrhon
- storyaká:ra’
- stringahserí:ie’
- suitatahkwénia
- summerakenhnhà:ke
- summerakenha’ké:ne
- SummerAkenhná:ke
- SummerAkennhá:ke
- summer; in summerakennhá:ke
- sun strokeaiakorahkotsherá:ra'ne
- sunburnaiontia'tátsha
- Sundayawentatokenhtí:ke’
- SundayAiawentatokénhti
- SundayAwentatokenhtí:ke
- sunfishatenà:tara
- suspendersahnenhsotáhrho
- sweataiako’taríhen
- sweet flag (acorus calamus)Anò:kyen aotihtè:ra
- SweetflagAnennò:ron
- swimAtá:wens
- sworda’share’kó:wa
- tableatekhwà:ra
- tableatekhwá:ra'
- Table, on theAtekhwahráhne
- tables (a variety of tables)atekhwahra'shón:'a
- Take a sweater/jacket.Atià:tawi iahà:shawh.
- teepeea'tóhsera
- tell (someone)a-__-hró:ri
- tell abouta-__-thrória’te
- tentahtóhsera
- tenta’tóhsera
- Tent, In aA'tohserá:kon
- The ball is round.Ahthén:no teiotwe'nón:ni.
- The belt is made of leather.Atia'táhnha óhna ionniá:ton.
- The book has thrity-one pages.Áhsen niwáhsen énska iora'wístonte kahiatónhsera.
- The bow shoots the arrow.A'én:na iekáia'ks ne kaièn:kwire.
- The chair is made of woodAnitskwà:ra ó:iente ionniá:ton
- The chef wears an apronAteniión:ta rátstha ne rakhonniskó:wa
- The color of my shoes are brown.Athéhsa niwahsohkó:ten ne akwáhta.
- The color of my skirt is purpleArihwa'konhnéha niwahsohkó:ten nake'whàhsa
- The dress is too big.Atià:tawi só:tsi kowá:nen.
- The gray squirrel has a mean temperAonkwe'tá:kon ratihseró:hen's
- The groundhog is peeking from his holeAnonhwaráweron thatke'tótha tsi thotshón:waien
- The horse has brown spotsAkohsá:tens athéhsa rorahkwarónnion
- The house was full of grandchildrenAtere'sera'shón:'a wa'kanónhsi'ne
- The kangaroo live in Australia.Australia non kontinákere ne iohna'tahtsheronte.
- The laundry basket has dirty clothes in it.Atsherónnia ieráhkhwa á:there kanentstá:kwari.
- The little girl is riding a tricycle.Áhsen niiokahkwèn:tonte eksá:'a iakohonwí:sere.
- The mink has nice furAió:ha ren'wharí:io
- The mittens are wet, dry them.A'nià:nawen ioná:nawen, tstátha't.
- The muskrat eats frogs and rootsAnó:tien otskwáhrhe tánon ohtehra'shón:'a í:raks
- The ostrich live in Australia.Australia kontinákere ne kwanene'kó:wa.
- the pet I used to haveakitshenen'kénhen
- The pet I used to have looks like yoursAkitshenen'kénhen tehshiatié:ren ki satshé:nen
- The plate has a floral designAkè:ra katsi'tsarónnion
- The porcupine has quillsAnèn:taks ro'nhehtón:ton
- The squirrel is eating a nutAró:sen ohsò:kwa í:raks
- The table is painted brownAthéhsa kakontsheráhrhon ne atekhwà:ra
- The winter boots is fur linedAkohsera'kéhkha áhta teken'whá:rane
- The zebra live southAkohsá:tens kanonwakén:ha entié:ne nonkwá:ti kontinákere
- There are tables at the restaurantAtekhwahra'shón:'a kaièn:ton tsi teiontska'hónhkhwa
- thereforease’kén
- They ate all the foodAkwé:kon wahón:neke ne kákhwa
- thirdahsénhaton
- Third LineÁhsen watòn:tha tiohá:te
- thirteenáhsen iawén:re'
- thirteenÁhsen iawén:re
- thirtyÁhsen niwáhsen
- thirty-oneáhsen niwáhsen énhska
- thirty-oneáhsen niwáhsen énska
- thirty-one femalesáhsen niwáhsen énhska nikón:ti
- thirty-one malesáhsen niwáhsen énhska nihá:ti
- thirty-twoáhsen niwáhsen tékeni
- This is my (boyfriend/girlfriend)Aksare ne' kí:ken
- This is my (boyfriend/girlfriend).Aksare ne' kí:ken.
- This is my auntAkwátent kí:ken
- This is my aunt.Akwátent kí:ken.
- This is my grandmotherAksótha kí:ken
- This is my grandmother.Aksótha kí:ken.
- This is my motherAke'nisténha kí:ken
- This is my older sisterAktsí'a kí:ken
- This is my older sister.Aktsí'a kí:ken.
- ThomasAtón:wa
- Thomas; Tomatón:wa
- ThoughtAnonhtonniónhtshera
- threadahserí:ie’
- thread, rope, twine, lineahserí:ie
- threeÁhsen
- three femalesahsen nikón:ti
- Three Fires ConfederacyÁshen nihotitsénhaien
- three malesahsen nihá:ti
- Three o’clockÁhsen nitiohwistà:'e
- to be calleda-__-iátsheke
- to be drinkinga-__-hnekihrénhake
- to be elder/adultaonta-__-ién:ta’ne
- to be engageda-__-terihwahserón:ni
- to be friends, be bf/gfatenrò:sera a-__-:ton, káskare a-__-:ton
- to be learninga-__-teweiénsthake
- to be marrieda-__-niake
- to be sayinga-__-:ron
- to be sicka-__-nonhwákten
- to be singlea-__-nonhsanónhnhake
- to be teachinga-__-rihonnienníhake
- to be thirstya-__-nia’tatshénsheke
- to be walkinga-__-htén:ti
- to be workinga-__-ió’ten
- to get dresseda-__-thserón:ni
- to hate ita-__-swen
- to have childrena-__-wiraién:ta’ne
- to have children (idiomatic)a-__-wiraién:ta’ne
- to have grandchildrena-__-terè:shen
- to have somethinga-__-ién:take
- to know (a fact)a-__-tó:ken’se
- to know (be familiar with)a-__-ientéhrha’ne
- to like (object)a-__-nòn:we’ne
- to like the taste ofa-__-é:ka’we
- to lovea-__-nó:ronhkwe
- to reada-__-wennahnó:ton
- to sun tanaiontenhará:rike
- to take shade from the sunaionterahkwawéhrhoste'
- to wake upa-__-ie
- to writea-__-hiá:ton
- ToiletÁtste ienhtáhkhwa
- toiletatste' ieienhtáhkhwa
- tongueawen’náhson
- tongueawen’náhsa
- tongueawen’náhsa’
- Tongue (taste)Awen'náshon
- toothwart/pepperoot/crinkle root (dentaria diphylla)À:tsya
- Toronto (Ontario)Aterónto
- Toronto, ONTAterón:to
- tortoisea’nón:wara
- touch (command)ai’tsié:na
- toyatkahri'tsherónnia
- tricycleáhsen niiokahkwen'tón:ton
- trougha’ón:wa
- turtlea’nó:wara
- Turtle, mudAneráshaks
- Turtle/tortoiseA'nó:wara
- turtoisea’nowarahkó:wa
- underpantsatháhsteren nà:kon tié:iens
- underpants (women's)ana:konhkeios anthahsteren
- Use a comb to comb your pet.Atkerothí:ha í:satst etskeróthihwh satshé:nen.
- Use your scarf.Atenia'taráhnha í:satst.
- uterus, wombatewirarà:tha’
- vegetablease’són:’a
- vegetablesase’shón:’a
- VirginiansA'share'kowahnehró:non
- walking stickatèn:nits
- wallahson’tá:ke
- wallahsónhten
- WallAhsónhta
- Washington D.C.Anatakáriasne
- Washington, D.C.anatakariáhsne
- WaspAtenawa'tstanentáktha
- Wasp, woodAientaké:tas
- watchatenentshahnha
- water-milfoil (myriophyllum exalbeseens)Awerráhsa
- Waters edge, along theAtsa'któntie
- We are buying food.Atennà:tshere entenihní:non.
- We have all finish our work.Akwé:kon iakwáhsa'ahs nahó:ten ionkwaió'te.
- We live near the Ottawa River.Akta ne kanà:tso Kanién:tara iakwanákere.
- we should plantaitewayéntho
- Wear shoes and socks.Áhta tánon ká:ris í:satst.
- WednesdayAhsenháton
- weekendahia'kserakèn:iate
- Whey/WaterÁ:wen
- white elm (ulmus Americana)A'ká:ratsi
- Will you check the mail?Aón:ton kenh iahsathiatonhserátken'se?
- Winged Horse, TheAkohsá:tens tekanerahóntshonte
- winterakohsera’kén:ne
- WinterAkohserà:ke
- winter bootsakohsera'kéhkha áhta
- Winter coatAkohserakéhka atiá:tawi'
- winter coatakohsera'kéhkha atià:tawi
- Winter JacketAkohsera'kékha Atià:tawi
- winter; in winterakohserá:ke
- WombAtewiráta
- Would you please give me some water? Yes, I’ll go and get it.Ahsathón:tate' kénh ahsekhné:kanonte'.
- Would you please sit down? Yes, thank you.Ahsathón:tate' kehh ahsátien? Hén. Niá:wen.
- Wrap yourself with a blanket.Áhsire tesatwawén:'ek.
- Yard, in theAta'èn:rakon
- yarrowaró:sen otáhson
- you should write itahshiá:ton
- You should write your nameAhshiá:ton ne sahsèn:na
- Your purse is on the chairAnitskwahráhne káhere sahnà:ta
- zebraakohsá:tens kanonwakón:ha
The Kanien’kéha Dictionary of the Mohawk Nation of Grand River, continuing kanienkeha.net