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K
1387 words
- (-hwatst- = foam) beerkahwatstón:ni
- (-nennyo’kw- = frozen snow) ice creamkanennyo'kóhare
- (-rh- = forest) blueberrykarha'takéha
- (-tsi’tsy- = flower) winekatsi'tsyákeri
- (Black)Kahòn:tsi
- (Dark blue)Karonhiahòn:tsi
- (Dark red)Kanekwenhtarahòn:tsi
- (East) crowká:ka / tsyò:ka’we
- (Fragaria Americana /virginiana)Ken'niyohontésha
- (Light blue)Karonhiarà:ken
- (Light green)Kahontarà:ken
- (Light red)Kanekwenhtararà:ken
- (Light yellow)Katsi'nekwararà:ken
- (White)Karà:ken
- . It is here.Kèn:tho ká:yen
- / ti teakanerahtanawénhton
- A comet (literally: Flying fire)Katsistóntie
- A homeKatsénhaien
- A maleKatsítshera
- A maleKatsinà:ta
- A moonKaráhkwa (sky orb)
- A netKá:to
- A person freed from meanness, smallness or is large and abundantKaia'taié:sen
- A pipe is used for smoking.Kanèn:nawen iontshokwáhtha.
- A ship crosses the ocean.Kahonweia'kó:wa kanientara'kehkó:wa tekaiá:ia'ks.
- A skyKaronhià:ke
- A snake has bad eyesight.Kakahráksen ne ó:niare.
- A sun, sky orbKaráhkwa
- accomplishmentkarihwaierì:ton
- acornkaríhton
- acornkarihton ohsò:kwa'
- ActuallyKwah
- Aim it at the tree.Karontà:ke ai'tesóia'k.
- Akwiraké:ron is a truck driver.Ka'serehkó:wa ratórie's ne Akwiraké:ron.
- Algea, greenKanekwenshákta
- all day longkontákie’
- all different kinds of foodkhia’tewatena’tserá:ke
- all the girlskontiksa’okón:’a
- alreadykhná:’a
- alright or enough, it’sKakwèn:ni
- alwaysKiótkon
- An owl lives in my barn.Kwareró:ha akenekerí:ke thén:teron.
- Anastasiakanénhstatsi
- animal, domesticKatshé:nen
- animal, wildKontirio
- apekatsi’nonhtakskó:wa
- Ape, gorillaKatsi'nonhtakskó:wa
- AphidsKontihneko'tsí:reks
- arch of the footkahiakwatá:kwen
- arrowkaién:kwire’
- ArteryKatsinonhia'takwe'ní:io
- Ascension Daykaronhiá:ke tsináhsrehte’
- Ash, whiteKáneron
- assignedkaríhonte’
- at Margaret'skonwarkerítne
- at short intervals; short distances apart (in time or space)kenkhnatekónhteren
- at the bottom of a silky ribbon of sandkanehsatà:ke
- at, to my younger sister'skheken'kéha
- at, to Paul'sKó:rne
- at, to the chicken coopkitkítne
- at, to the garden, fieldkahehtá:ke
- at, to the pig's penkweskwésne
- at/to the garden/fieldkahetá:ke
- at/to/in the islandkawehnó:ke'
- Atlantic oceanKaniatara'kehkó:wa
- autumnkahnenna’kè:ne
- autumn; fall; in autumn; in fallkanana’ké:ne
- baconkaien’ kwararihton
- bad cabbagekanehshio'táksen
- bagkén:iare’
- bagká:yare
- bagpipesken'táhere ratihonrawátstha
- baked breadkahsehatkénhton kanà:taron
- baked breadkahsehatkénhton kanà:taro
- BaldKken'tstarakè:tote
- Bark of the cedar/elmKásta
- Bark, covered with cedar/elmKastó:ron
- BarleyKanen'ón:ni
- barrelka na kon
- barrel, drumka'náhkon'
- Be presentKá:te
- be shortken’ na-__-onsháhake
- be somewherekak nón:we a-__-:sheke
- Beans, blackKashahe'tahòn:tsi
- bedkanàkta
- bedkanákta'
- bed bugskatsi’nonwákeras
- bedbugkatsi’nonwákeras
- BedbugKatsi'nonwákera's
- bee (honey)kahsehstón:nis
- bee (honey)katsikhe’tón:nis
- bee (honey)katsikhe’tón:nis / kahsehstón:nis
- Bee, honeyKatsikhe'tón:ni
- BeerKatsi'tsiakeras
- beerkahwatstón:ni
- berrykáhi
- berry; fruitkáhi
- bigkowá:nen
- big cabbagekanehshio'towá:nen
- big carka'serehtowá:nen
- big crowd (old word)ken nate ka ken nia
- Big dog, TheKakowá:nen è:rhar
- big grey/white owl/moth owlko'khó:wa
- big piece of meatka'wahrowá:nen
- big tailkentahsa’kó:wa
- Biscuits, teaKanehthentákton
- biscuits; breadkanethentákton
- blackKahòn:tsi
- Black-eyed susanKatsistohkóntha
- blackboardkahòn:tsi otstèn:ra
- blue cohoshKarhakón:ha
- blueberrieskarhatakéha
- blueberrieskahrata’kéha’
- BlueberriesKahrhata'kéha
- blueberrykahrata’kéha káhi
- blueberrykahrhata'kéha
- blueberrykarha’takéha
- Board, shelf, plankKahswèn:kara
- boatkahonwé:ia'
- boatKahonwé:ia
- bobolinkkwa’kória
- boiled meatka’wà:ro
- boiled squashkanon’ónsero
- BookKahiatónhsera
- book/paperkahyatónhsera
- bottleKátshe
- bottle, jar, cupkátshe'
- boundaryKarihstatákie'
- BowlKáksa
- bowl (for pounding)ka’ní:ka
- bowlingkatshe'tó:ton iehniotákwas
- Brashar FallsKiohrionhó:ken’
- breadkanà:taron
- breadkaná:taro
- bread, friedkana’tarakerì:ta’
- Bread, friedKana'tarakenrí:ta
- bread, nativekana’tarokhón:we
- bread, yeastka’shehrha’tkénhton
- brickka nen ia ri ton
- BrickKaneniaríhton
- broomkonhonwà:tha’
- Brussel sproutsKen' Nikaneshio'tà:'a
- brussel sproutsken'nikanehshio'tá:'a
- butterkanà:taronk
- buttermilkkanon’tíson
- buttermilkkanon’tísen
- buttermilkkanon’tí:sa
- butternutkehwá:ta
- butternutKyewhá:ta
- Buy a nice cabbage this time!Kanehshio'tí:io nón:wa shní:non!
- by the boatKahonweià:ke
- cake; cookiekaré:t
- CaledoniaKharatón:ni
- camerakaráhstha
- CanadaKoráhne
- Canada belongs to the native people.Kanà:ta Onkwehón:we raononhóntsa.
- Canadarago lake, NY (On the river/lake)Kaniatarà:ke
- CanadiansKorahnehró:non
- Canadians (literally: People who reside at where the government is)Korahnehró:non
- Canajohariekana’tsóhare’
- Canajoharie creek, NYKana'tsóhare
- Canajoharie, NYKana'tsóhare
- Canandaigua lake, NYKanatarákwen
- Canandaigua lake,NYKanatarákwen
- Canandaigua outlet, NYKanatarákwen
- Canastote, NYKanèn:tote
- canoekahonwé:ia’
- carkà:sere
- car, vehicleká:sere'
- CarawayKanen'ahkó:wa
- Cardiff, NYKarón:tote
- cardinalkanekwenhtárha
- carpetkéntskare'
- Cast ironKaristahòn:tsi
- Cat, blackKahòn:tsi nikaia'tó:ten takò:s
- Cat, bobKanawa'kéha
- Catherinekaterí
- Cattaraugus creek, NYKen'tarákeras
- Cattaraugus creek, NYKen'tarákera's
- Cattaraugus, NYKen'tarákera's
- Caughnawagakahnawá:ke
- CayugaKoyo’kwenhaká:ke
- CayugaKahoniokwenhá:ka
- Cayuga (literally: People of the boat that was taken out of the water)Kahoniokwenhá:ka
- Cayuga (literally: People of the swamp)Kanawakonhá:ka
- Cayuga (Mohawkized version of the word Cayuga)Kaionkwehá:ka
- Cayuga (Mohawkized version of the word Cayuga)Kaion'kehá:ka
- Cayuga lake, NYKanawe'tà:ke
- Cayuga lake, NYKahoniókwen
- Cayuga RoadKaiohkwenhá:ka Tiohá:te
- CeramicsKen'tararíhton
- ChalkKashawè:ta
- Chaumont bay, NYKaièn:kote
- Chautaugua creek, NYKahná:wakon
- chest of drawerskarón:to
- chestnutkohsá:tens aotihsò:kwa
- chestnutkohsá:tens aotihsò:kwa’
- chickenkítkit
- chicken and dumplingskitkit tanon onon’onsta
- Chicken coopKitkítne
- Chicken DanceKitkitnéha
- chickweed (stellaria media)Kanakenhseró:roks
- children (female)kontiksa'okón:'a
- Children, myKheien'okón:'a
- ChilledKawistóhton
- Chippewa or CreekKioherishon
- choke cherrykiakoniatawén:’eks
- ChopKéroks
- Christiekerisíte
- clanka’tá:ra
- clan motherka’nisténhsera
- clan motherska’nisténhsera
- clockka ra kwa ken en ion ta
- clockkarahkwakaiòn:tha’
- clockkarahkwaka'aión:tha
- CockroachKatsi'nonwahétken
- cocoanutkatsinónhtaks ohsò:kwa
- coconutkatsi’nónhtaks ohsò:kwa’
- ColtsfootKahtehrákera's
- ComancheKawentshá:ka
- combed hairkokerothí:hen
- come (command)ká:ts
- come herekáhnyon
- Come hereKá:ts
- Common chichweedKahnakensharò:roks
- common mullein, feltwood, flannel-flower (verbascum thapsus)Karisé:
- ComputerKawennárha
- Computer Worker (f)Kawennaráhstha Iakoió'te
- Computer Worker (m)Kawennaráhstha roió'te
- Conewango, NYKahná:wakon
- ConsonantKahiatonhkwakwe'ní:io
- ConsonantsKontihiatonhkwakwe'ní:io
- Cook brussel sproutsKen'nikanehshio'tá:'a íseriht.
- cooked foodKa kwa ri ton
- cookiekaré:t
- coolerkawistóhta
- corn breadkana'tarokhón:we
- corn breadkana’taronkhón:we
- corn kernelkakahserotokén:ion
- corn soupkanenstóhare’ onòn:tara
- corn soupkanenstóhare onòn:tara
- Corn, boiledKanénsto
- Corn, breadKana'tarohkhón:we
- Corn, dried soupKanenhathà:ton
- Corn, hominyKanen'ón:ni
- Corn, lyedKanenstóhare
- Corn, lyedKanenstathè:ton
- corn, lyed cornkanenhstóhare
- cornbreadkana’tarokhón:we
- Cornbread is round.Kana'tarokhón:we teiotwe'nón:ni.
- Cornplanters reserve, PENNKaienthòn:ke
- Cornwall IslandKawehnohkowanén:ne’
- Cornwall IslandKawehnó:ke
- cougar / lynxkén:reks
- Cough, I have aKahshákha
- councilkatsénhaien
- Cousin (speaking to)Kia:se
- cowkiohnhónhskwaront
- cow barnkiohnhonhskwaróntke
- cradleboardkahron
- cradleboardkáhrhon
- cradleboardkárhon'
- creamkawistohserókwen
- creekkahionwatákie’
- Crockadile live in the swamp.Kanawà:ke kontinákere ne teka'nikahtón:ton.
- crops; plantkaienthóhsera
- crosskaiáhsa
- crow (East)ká:ka
- crowd; gang; group of peoplekanén:ra
- crowd; groupkentio ko wa nen
- CuckooKohkóha
- cucumberkanon’onserákeras
- CucumberKanon'ónseres
- CucumbersKanon'onserákeras
- cupkàksa
- cup; can; jar; bottle; dipper; etc.kátse
- dance, akanónnia
- dandelionKahonro'tótha
- dandelionKahonyotón:ta
- DandelionsKahonro'tótha Otsì:tsa
- Dark blueKaronhiahòn:tsi
- Dark redKanekwenhtarahòn:tsi
- daughter, myKheién:'a
- DeathKenhé:ion
- Deer creek, NYKa'nikahtó:ton
- DeerCreek Marsh, NYKa'nikahtó:ton
- Delaware Skin (Stick) DanceKanéhwaien
- Deserontokanièn:ke
- disappearkáhtons
- diseasekánhra’
- disease; sickness; illnessKahnn ra
- dishwasherkaksóhares
- Do you speak Kanien’kéha?Kanienkeha satati:ken:ne?
- dog-fishkiaonharé:ni
- dollkaia'tón:ni
- dollkaia'tón:ni'
- domestic animalkatshé:nen
- doorkahnóha
- doorkahnhóha
- doorkanhóha'
- DoorKanhóha
- doughkahserhón:ni
- doughkashe’rhón:ni
- dough; gravy; mushkahserhón:ni
- Dragon, TheKatsi'nonwaká:ion
- drawKeráhstha
- dresserkaròn:to
- dried corn soupkanenhón:ta
- dried meatka'wahrathá:ton
- drumka’náhkwa
- drum stickkáhnien ie’nahkwa’éksta
- dryerkastathá:tha
- Dunkirk, NYKanen'táweron
- dust/cleanKa'kenhroké:was
- Dutch (literally: Iron makers)Karistón:ni
- EarthKatsi'tsáhere
- Earth (literally: A flower perched up)Katsi'tsáhere
- Earth (literally: She is in front of things)Kahentéshon
- eelkiawerón:ko
- eel oilkiawerón:ko kén:ie
- eel skinkiawerón:ko kanéhon
- Eel, lampreyKanén:iariks
- enamelKaneniáhrhon
- EnergyKa'shatsténhtshera
- EnglandKiohren’shakà:ke
- English speakingKiohrensha:ka
- EnglishmanKiohren’shá:ka
- EnvyKe'nóhsas
- epidemickahratarí:ne’s
- epidemickahnratarí:ne’s
- everlasting (anaphalis mararitacea)Kahyatónhsera yotsí:tsyonte
- everywhereKwah tsik nón:we
- Excretory (urinary) SystemKaiakén:tha ne Wahétken's
- extractorkahnekinekénhta
- FaithkeepersKaie:ri Niiorihwake
- fallkannena’ké:ne
- FallKanenna'ké:no
- fallKanenna'ké:ne
- fall (autumn)kahnenna’ke:ne
- fall (command)kia’kié:nen’s
- fall, to (object)kio’sén:’en
- false Solomon's seal (racemosa)kitkit ohéha
- False Solomons sealKítkit O'éhta
- familykahwá:tsire’
- FamilyKahwá:tsire
- fankawerarahtha’
- fancy dancerkanonní:io
- farm machine: binds grain to be put into bundleskenthohkwánerenks
- farm machine: separates grain from strawkahwá:’eks
- father-in-law speakingKe sa fa
- fiddleheadkahtehrahón:tsi
- fieldkahentà:ke
- fieldkahèn:ta
- Field, gardenKahéhta
- field; big fieldkahentowá:nen
- finally againkhá:re
- firstkiokerénhton
- fishkéntsion
- FishKentsio'shon:a
- FishKéntsonase
- fishkéntson
- fishkéntsyonk
- Fish Dancekentson’néha
- Fish DanceKentsionhnéha
- fish netkéntson raoná’are’
- fish net; guild netkéntson raoná’are’ ion’arotáhkwa
- FlintKánia
- Fly, shadKontenerahtonnia'táhkhwa
- Flying HeadsKanontsistónties
- Flying Heads (literally: Flying head)Kanontsistónties
- Fonda, NYKahná:wate
- foodKa kon
- foodkákhwa’
- foodkákhwa
- food (ready-to-eat)kákhwa
- Forest, woodsKárha
- forkkarón:ware
- Fort Covingtonkentsa’kowáhne
- Fort CovingtonKentsia’kowáhne
- Fort Covington, NYKentsa'kowáhne/Nikentsa'kowáhne
- fortykaié:ri niwáhsen
- forty-onekaié:ri niwáhsen énska
- fourkayé:ri
- fourKaié:ri
- four femaleskayé:ri nikón:ti
- four maleskayé:ri nihá:ti
- Four o’clockKaié:ri nitiohwistà:'e
- Four sacred beingsKaie:ri niionkwe:take
- Four sacred ceremoniesKaié:ri Niiorí:wake
- Four windsKaie:ri nikawera:ke
- fourteenkaié:ri iawén:re'
- fourteenKaié:ri iawén:re
- fourthkaieríhaton
- Fourth LineKaié:ri watòn:tha tiohá:te
- fourtyKaié:ri niwáhsen
- Francekanakiénhne
- FreezerKanennio'kwanóhstha
- FridgeKakhwawihstótha
- fridgekakhwanóhstha
- FriedKakerí:ton
- fried breadkana’tarakerí:ta
- fried breadkana'tarakenrí:ta
- fried meatka’wahrakerí:ta
- fried meatka'wahrakenrí:ta
- Fried potatoesKahnenna'takerì:ta
- fried potatoeskahnenna'takenrí:ta
- fried potatoeskahnenna'takeri ̀:ten
- fried potatoeskahnenna’takerì:ten
- fried, deep-friedkakeri ̀:ten
- fried, deep-friedkakerì:ten
- Frog, treeKwá:rare
- fruitkahi
- fruitkáhik
- Fruit is good for you.Káhi ioiánere ne sarihwá:ke.
- Fruits, berriesKahi'shon:a
- full to the brimkanà:non
- Gable (End wall of a house)Kaneréhsa
- Gananoquekananóhkwi
- Gananoque river, ONTKahentókwen
- Gananoque river, ONTKanoniókwen
- Gananoqui river, ONTKanoniókwen
- gangkanèn:ra
- Ganienkeh, NYKanièn:ke
- Ganowauges, NYKahnawákera's
- gardenkahéhtakon
- garden, fieldkahéhta'
- garden/fieldkahéta'
- GasKén:ie
- Geneva, NYKanatasè:ke
- ginsengKanó:ta
- giraffekahniá:ses
- giraffekanyá:rehs
- girlkaksá:’a
- Girls (3+)Kontiksa’okón:’a
- Girls, three or more littleKontiksa'okón:'a
- Girls, three or more teenageKontiià:tase's
- goatkaia’tákeras
- goatkaya’tákeras
- goatkaia'tákerahs
- Goat, TheKaia'tákeras
- goldfinchkatsihnekwárha
- good foodkakhwí:io
- Good mind, aKa'nikonhrí:io
- good-smellingkaserákon
- goose, Canadakáhonk
- Goose/Geese, wildKáhonk
- gorillakatsi'nonhtakskó:wa
- gossipkarihwakaténhtshera
- Grandchildren, myKheiatere'okón:'a
- Granddaughter, myKheiateré:'a
- Grass river, NYKentsà:ke
- gravykahserhón:ni
- gravykèn:ye
- greasekén:ie
- green ash /red ash (pensylvanica va)Kaneróhon
- Green Bay, WISCKanatà:ke
- Grizzlies eat salmon.Kahrhá:kon kà:nio's ne kontatewenní:io ohonte'shón:'a.
- Grosbeak, pineKanèn:tia'ks
- groupkenkióhkwa’
- GrouseKokwáien
- Guinea PigKatsinowenhtí:io
- gun; riflekáhonre
- hairdokako’tsiahserón:ni
- hairdryerkanonhkwiserathá:tha
- Hand me the big bath towel.Kowá:nen iontia'tokewáhtha táskon.
- Hang a small curtain.Ken'niwa'ará:'a sa'araniíón:ten.
- harvestkaienthókwen
- Harvest FestivalKaienthókwen
- Have a good sleep/good night.Kwah tokén:'en sén:ta'wh.
- HawkKahrhakón:ha
- hawkkarhakón:ha / atónnyon
- Hawk, cooper’sKahrhakonha'kó:wa
- He cut the big cabbage in half.Kanehshio'towá:nen ahsén:non wa'thá:ia'ke.
- He has a limousine.Ka'seréhtes ro'seréhtaien.
- He is bringing nice meat.Ka'wahrí:io rahá:wi.
- He is going to buy a car.Kà:sere rahninón:re.
- He is riding in a small car.Ken'nika'serehtá:'a rohonwí:sere's.
- He likes fried meat and eggs.Ka'wahrakenrí:ta tánon o'nhónhsa rawé:ka's.
- He made a fence out of poles.Kanáwa'ahte wahate'enhrónnia'te.
- He plays bagpipes.Ken'táhere iehonrawátstha raterennótha.
- He wants to buy a house.Kanónhsa í:rehre ahahní:non.
- headdresskahstówa
- headdresskastò:wa
- hellokwer-kwer
- hellokwé kwé
- HelloKwékwé
- Hello everyone, how are you?Kwe sewakwekon ohnisonhatie?
- Hello.Kwékwé.
- Hello. Is it going well?Kwe. Ianerátie' ken?
- Hello. How are you?Kwékwé. Skennenkó:wa ken?
- Hello. Is it going well?Kwékwé. Ianerátie' ken?
- Hello. My name is Jim.Kwe. Sa:k ióntiats.
- hepaticaKontirontá:non
- HepaticaKontirontanónhnha
- Her, I likeKhe nòn:we's
- herekén:’en
- HereKèn:tho
- herekén:thon
- Here is a hat and scarf for him.Koh ne kí:ken enhtshanonhwaró:roke tánon ne kí:ken ehtshenia'taránia'k.
- Here is the jam/cheese/cereal that I eat in the morning.Kén:'en ne wá:io/tsis/ohrhon'ké:ne í:ieks.
- Here is the key, the number is #.Koh ne kahnhotónkwa, # iothiá:ton ne o'neróhkwa.
- here, rightkén:tho
- here; right hereken ton
- HiKwékwé
- hippopotamuskwéskwes kanonwakón:ha
- hippopotamuskanonwakón:ha kwéskwes
- Hippopotamus are big.Kontikowá:nen's ne kwéskwes kanonwakón:ha.
- His hockey stick is broken.Kà'nhia wa'thó:ri'se'.
- His is big.Ka'serehtowá:nen ne raó:sere.
- His name is Paul.Kó:r ronwá:iats.
- hockey stickkà'nhia
- homegrown tobaccokanakienhnéha
- hookkahniò:kwa
- hookkahniò:kwa’
- hoop dancerkakahkwen'tón:ni kanónnia
- Horn, it has a longKanà:kares
- horsekohsá:tens
- horse stablekohsaténhsne
- HorsechestnutKohsá:tens aotihsó:kwa'
- hose (socks)ká:ris
- hothousekanónhskon ietsi’tsaienthóhsta
- housekanónhsa
- housekanónhsa'
- houseplantkanónhskon ieiénthos otsì:tsa
- Hudson river, NYKa'nón:no
- HungryKatonkária'ks
- I am a good personKonkwe’tí:io
- I am eating bread and soup.Kanà:taro tánon onòn:tara í:keks.
- I am going to cross the ocean.Kanientara'kehkó:wa tentiá:ia'ke.
- I am going to eat ice creamKanennio'kóhare ni' én:keke
- I am hungrykatonhkária’ks
- I am knitting stockings.Ká:ris keriserón:nis.
- I am lazyKentórha
- I am picking stawberries.Ken'niiohontésha íkkwas.
- I am smart/ cleverKattókha
- I am studying the mohawk languageKanienke'ha kateweiénstha
- I am studying the Mohawk language.Kateweyénhstha kateweyénhstha
- I am wearing a slip.Kà:khare wakàtston.
- I bought a silk sheet.Ká'nhes ienaktoróktha wa'khní:non.
- I can speak mohawkKanien'kéha kah:ronka
- I dip my bread in molasses.Kashestahón:tsi iekatenà:tarohs.
- I fish for muskies.Kaná:tsot kahrhiohkawí:ne's.
- I have a pet goat.Kaia'tákerahs wakenáhskwaien.
- I hid the key.Kahnhotónkwa wa'káhsehte.
- I know s.t specificKienté:ri
- I leave my boat at the marina.Kahonwé:ia iontahkweniaientahkhwa iétien's nakhonwé:ia.
- I like fried potatoes and hotdogs.Kahnenna'takenrí:ta tanon wenhetshó:ron waké:ka's.
- I like herkhenón:we's
- I like my neighbour.Khenón:we's ne teiatianonhsané:ken.
- I like silver earrings.Kahwistarà:ken ate'wáhshare kenón:we's.
- I like smoked meat.Kaien'kwararíkton o'wá:ron.
- I locked the door with a padlock.Kahnhóha o'nò:wa tsi wa'kenientháhrhoke.
- I love herkhenorónhkhwa
- I love my grandchildren.Khenorónhwa kheiatere'okón:'a.
- I love youKonnorónhkhwa
- I love you.Konnorónhkhwa.
- I made myself snowshoes.Kahwèn:kare wa'katatónnien.
- I notice, I'm noticingKattó:kas
- I put it to bed with meKennè:tha
- I saw a giraffe at the zoo.Kahniá:ses wá:kken kário tsi konwati'terontáhkhwa.
- I teach herkherihonnién:ni
- I turned forty today.Kaié:ri' niwáhsen ón:wa wa'tié:rite.
- I turned the lamp on.Kaháhsera shahseró:ten.
- I use an oil stove.Kèn:ie watónthos karístatsi wakátniote.
- I use the shower to bathe.Kahnekótha kátstha nakatá:wen.
- I used a crowbar to pull the nail out.Karistatsi'kó:wa wá:katste tsi wa'keronwaróhtshi.
- I used a stick to bar my roadway.Kanà:kare wa'tekhrènhohste tsi wakathá:te.
- I was born in Kanehsatà:ke.Kanehsatà:ke niwakenakerá:ton.
- I wear a rain hat when it rains.Kahnehtáhrhon anón:warore kátstha nó:nen eniokèn:nore.
- I withstand time with no foodKentakátste
- I would like to watch it with you.Kaská:neks skátne aetiateró:roke.
- I writekhiá:tons
- ice creamkanennyo’kóhare
- Im a patientKkaión:tas
- immediatelykwah ó:nenk
- Immune SystemKanonhwakténhsera Tekatáhstha
- in Canadakoráhnenonkwa
- in my blood vesselktsinonhiahtà:ke
- in my headkenontsístakon
- in the creekKahiónhakon
- in the fallkanenna'ké:ne
- in the houseKanónhskon
- in the skyKaronhià:ke
- in the springkakwité:ne
- in the woodsKahrhá:kon
- in the woodskarhá:kon
- in townKaná:takon
- in/to townkaná:takon
- Indian languagekowenhnéha
- InsideKanónhsakon
- insteadkhé:ken
- insult, ankahsenhtáhtsheron
- ironkaríhstatsi
- IronKarístatsi
- iron; metalkarístatsi
- Irondequoit, NYKaniatarontákwen
- Iroquois people (literally: People of the longhouse)Kanonhseshró:non
- Iroquois people (literally: People of the longhouse)Kanonhseshá:ka
- Iroquois people (literally: The original/real extended house)Kanonhsionni'ón:we
- Is it a fish?Kéntson ken?
- Is the pie good?Kana'tarákon' kenh?
- islandkawehnó:ke
- islandkawenhnó:ke
- islandkawè:note’
- islandkawehnó:ton
- islandkawé:no'
- islandskawehnó:ton
- it has bad eyesightkakahráksen
- It is a big roast.Ka'wahrowá:nen ne ionte'skontáhkhwa.
- it is a new pencilkahiatonhkwasé'stsi
- It is doing thisKen' niwatiéhrha
- It is here.Kèn:tho ká:yen
- It is here.Kèn:tho ká:yen.
- It is nice, pleasant (emphasizing)Kwah ion'wé:sen
- It is very windy.Kwah í:ken tsi iaó:te.
- it meanskén:ton
- It seems likeKwah á:ienhre
- It takes leaves off (trees, plants)Kanerahtontákwas
- It's a big tree.Karontowá:nen wáhi?
- it's a new housekanonhsaséhtsi
- it's a new housekanonhsaséstsi
- It's hailing big frozen frozen lumps.Kenh nikanennió:kwa's ionen'óntion.
- It's perfectKwah néstsi
- It's sleeting big pieces of sleet.Kenh nikawi:sa's iowisóntion.
- It's snowing big flakes.Kenh niwá:kera's io'kerén:'en.
- It, I likeKe nòn:we's
- It, it likesKa nòn:we's
- It, they Females likesKonti nòn:we's
- It, two Females likeKeni nòn:we's
- It’s always nice to see each otherKiótkon ion'wé:sen tontsikiatátken
- It’s snowing, come and see.Kats tasatken'sé:ra, io'kerén:'en.
- ivyKon te nen ha ra ta ses
- I’m lonesomeKentón:nis
- jack in the pulpitkárhon
- jack in the pulpitkyehónhserote
- jack in the pulpitkahnéhserote
- JobKaio'ténhsera
- Johnstown, NYKoráhne
- jugkátshe
- juicekahnekinekénnton
- juicekahnekinekénhon
- JuiceKahnekinekénhton
- juice (squeezed)kahnekinekénhton
- just a little while ago (today)ken na he ha-on wa tsi
- just a while agokwahòn:wa’k
- Kaheró:ton and Kahentí:ne are my godparents.Kaheró:ton tánon Kahentí:ne ionkhihsenná:wi.
- Kahnawake, QUEKahnawà:ke
- Kahonwènhtha is swimming in the river.Kanientarà:ke iontá:wens ne Kahonwènhtha.
- Kakwirá:'es is a basket maker.Kakwirá:'es ionta'therón:ni.
- Kana’tsiohareke, NYKana'tsoharè:ke
- Karonhienhá:wi has black hair.Kahòn:tsi niiakononkwiseró:ten ne Karonhienhá:wi.
- Kentucky River, KYKahentà:ke
- kettle, pot, pailkaná:tson'
- keykahnhotonkwa’
- keyskahnhotónkwa
- KingstonKa’taróhkwi’
- KingstonKa’taróhkwen
- Kingston, ONTKen'tarókwen
- Kiwi fruitKaha'tarà:ken Káhi
- Kontkáriahs ne niiotiniarésha.Kontkáriahs ne niiotiniarésha.
- ladderkanekó:ta’
- ladderkanekó:ta
- LakeKaniá:tara
- Lake Champlain, NY/VT/QUEKaniá:tare kahnhokà:ronte
- Lake Erie, USAKanahnòn:ke
- Lake George, NYKaniá:taro'kte
- Lake Ontario, US/CAKaniatarí:io
- Lake Winnebago, WIKaniataráhere
- lake; on the lakekanientarà:ke
- lampkaháhsera
- lampreykanén:iariks
- language spoken at Six Nationskanien’kéha
- lanternkoháhshera
- Laprairie, QUEKahentà:ke
- lardkivves kivves kenie
- last nightKwa son te
- last summer (when said in summer: last year)kwa’akénne
- last winter (when said in winter: last year)Ken io se re
- lawnkahén:ta
- lawnkahentà:ke
- lawnmowerkahónkia’ks
- LazyKentóhrha'
- Leather punch, aKenhnakahrónhtha
- levelkatakwaríhshions
- Light blueKaronhiarà:ken
- Light greenKahontarà:ken
- Light redKanekwenhtararà:ken
- Light yellowKatsi’nekwararà:ken
- lilacKanonhkwén:'onte
- limeKen'tarakerì:ta
- LimestoneKen'tarakén:rat
- limousineka'seréhtes ká:sere
- lionkèn:riks
- LionKén:reks
- lionkèn:ri'ks
- Lion, TheKèn:ri'ks
- liquorkahneka’shátste
- little (not much)ken’ nikon:ha
- Little Bear, The (Little dipper)Ken'niwahkwaritá:'a
- Little People (literally: Little humans)Ken' nihonnonkwe'tá:sa
- little; not muchken ni kon
- liveKenákere'
- live (command)kónhne’
- lockkahnhóha o'nò:wa
- lollipopka’nióhare’
- lollipopka’nhióhare’
- LonesomeKentón:nis
- lonesomeKentón:nis I’m
- long tailkentáhses
- Long timeKarí:wes
- long; for a long timekarí:wes
- longhousekanonhséhsne
- LonghouseKanonhséshne
- longhouse, at a/the ~kanonhséhsne / tsi tkanónhses
- Longueuil, QUEKaronhiatsi'kowáhne
- LoveKanoronhkwáhtshera
- Lower caseKen'nikontihiatonhkwá:sa's
- LuckyKatera'swiio
- Make a small fence for your pet.Ken'niwate'enhrá:'a etshónnien ne satshé:nen.
- Manitoba maple, box alder, ash-leaf maple (acer negundo)Kahwisto'kéha wáhta
- Maple, manitobaKahwisto'kéha
- Maple, redKen'takén:ra
- MarbleKatsí:ro
- Margaret; Marjoriekonwákeri
- MargretKonwákeri
- marinakahonwé:ia iontahkweniaientáhkhwa
- marriagekaniá:kon
- marriagekanáhkwa
- marriagekaniákon
- MassenaKentsià:ke
- Massena springs, NYKanawa'tstákera's
- mattresská:iare’ kanaktá:ke iehráhkhwa
- mattresskanákta a’o:iare’
- mattresskéntskare’
- MayappleKawéhrhos
- maybeke re ken
- meadowkahentà:ke
- meadow larkkahenta'kéha
- MeadowlarkKahenta'kéha
- Measuring tapeKà:nheks ionte'nientenhstáhkhwa
- Medicine & Seed FestivalKá:nen & Onónhkwa
- MercuryKaristarà:ken nikahnekò:ten
- milkweedkanon'tínekenhs
- Mingo, WVKanataiesáhton
- minnowkaniión:ta
- minnowkanión:ta
- MinnowsKaniión:ta
- minnowskaniión:ta/nikentsá:sa
- MohawkKanien'kehá:ka
- Mohawk (literally: People of where the flint is)Kanien'kehá:ka
- molasseskahsehstahòn:tsi
- molasseskashestahòn:tsi
- Mom likes silver watchKahwistarà:ken atenentshàhnha ienón:we's ne istá
- monkeykatsi'nónhtaks
- monkey / gorillakatsi’nonhtakskó:wa
- monkey / gorillakatsi’nòn:taks
- monkey / gorillakatsi’nòn:taks / katsi’nonhtakskó:wa
- MontrealKiohkià:ke
- moonkaráhkwa
- MoonKatsì:tsa
- Moon (literally: Our grandmother moon)karáhkwa
- Moon (literally: The flower)Katsì:tsa
- Moon (literally: The nightime sky orb)karáhkwa
- mosquitokariehtá:ne
- Mosquito DanceKariahta'néha
- Mount PleasantKanatasé:ke
- MuffinsKen'nikakare'tsherà:'a
- MullenKén:reks Aotáshon
- mushkashé:rho
- musickarén:na’
- muskalongekanò:tsot
- muskiekanó:tsot
- my brother-in-law (male speaking) (address)kiákio
- 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 daughterkheyén:’a
- my daughter (reference)kheién:’a
- My daughter-in-law has a cold.Khesá:wha iakothoriahserón:se.
- My father is building a boat.Kahonwé:ia rón:nis ne rake'níha.
- my grandchild (address)kwátere
- my grandchildrenkheyatere’okón:’a
- my granddaughterkheyateré:’a
- my granddaughter (reference)kheiateré:’a
- my great-grandchild (address)kwátere
- my husband (reference)kiakenì:teron
- My mom made fried bread.Kana'tarakenrí:ta istá wa'akón:ni.
- 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 nieces & nephewskheionhwaten'okón:'a
- My older sister turned forty-one.Kaié:ri niwáhsen énska wa'eié:rite naktsí:'a.
- my sibling (address)kiatatè:ken
- my solekahsi’tò:kon
- my stepdaughterkhenó:’a
- my three or more children (address)kwaio’okón:’a
- my two children (address)keniién:’a
- my two daughters; all my daughters (reference)Ke ien oh kon ah
- my wife (reference)khekstén:ha
- 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.
- nailkanón:ware’
- nail; needle; pinkarón:ware
- nail; needle; pinkanón:ware
- Naked, I’mKe'nótstonte
- namekahsén:na’
- namekahsén:na
- Nancyka nas ta tsi
- NanticokesKaniataraktontiehá:ka
- Native people make corn soup.Kanenhstóhare onòn:tara onkwehón:we ronnón:ni.
- needlekarón:ware
- Needle, shortKen'nikaronwarésha
- New House (a Mohawk name)Kanónhsase
- New York CityKanón:no
- New York City, NYKa'nón:no
- New York; New York Citykanón:no
- New YorkersKa'nonno'kehró:non
- nice cabbagekanehshio'tí:io
- nice carka'serehtí:io
- nice dollkaia'tonnihserí:io
- nice flowerkatsi'tsí:io
- nice houseskanonhsí:io's
- nice meatka'wahrí:io
- nice necklacekastaro'kwí:io
- Night, lastKwa'shón:te
- nineKióhton
- nineteenKióhton iawén:re
- ninetyKióhton niwáhsen
- ninthkiotónhaton
- NorfolkKanatasé:ke
- NovemberKentenhkó:wa
- nowkwaonenk
- oak (quercus sp.)Karíhton
- Oak, black/redKaríhton
- Oak, swamp/pinKanawakón:ha
- oceankanientara'kehkó:wa
- ocean/big body of waterkaniatara'kó:wa
- ocean; on the oceankanientarahke’kó:wa
- OctoberKenténha
- Ogdensburg, NYKaniatarahòn:tsi
- oilkén:ie’
- oilKén:ie
- oil heater; oil stovekén:ie watón’thos
- oil stovekèn:ie watónthos karístatsi
- OkaKanenhsatà:ke
- Oka, QUEKa'neshatà:ke
- Oka; Lake of Two Mountainskanehsatá:ke
- on Cornwall Islandkawehnokowanén:ne
- on my Adam's applekenia’kwà:ke
- on my anklekhsineko’tà:ke
- on my armkenentshà:ke
- on my backkeronhkwe’ná:ke
- on my bellykenekwen’tá:ke
- on my belly buttonkeneri’tstà:ke
- on my bodykieron’tá:ke
- on my bodykia’tà:ke
- on my breastkentskwe’nà:ke
- on my cheekkhno’kwá:ke
- on my cheekkehnoskwà:ke
- on my cheekkehno’kwà:ke
- on my chestkentskwe’nà:ke
- on my eyekkahrà:ke
- on my eyebrowkena’wasà:ke
- on my eyelashkkahrehtà:ke
- on my fingernailktsi’erà:ke
- on my footkahsi’tà:ke
- on my headkenontsì:ne
- on my head (external)kenontsistá:ke
- on my head (internal, external)kenontsí:ne
- on my heelka’kotará:ke
- on my heelkeratà:ke
- on my hipkeneskwa’rhà:ke
- on my jawke’rhiotshà:ke
- on my kneekkwitshà:ke
- on my legkhsinà:ke
- on my lipkeri’tsà:ke
- on my liverkethwenhsà:ke
- on my lungktsina’kwà:ke
- on my mindke’nikonhrà:ke
- on my navelkeneri’tstà:ke
- on my neckkeniarà:ke
- on my nipplekkonhkwarà:ke
- on my noseke’nionhsà:ke
- on my palmkahshió:kon
- on my palmkhsià:ke
- on my ribkena’ahtà:ke
- on my scalpkenon’onhrà:ke
- on my shinkenientà:ke
- on my shoulderkhnenhsà:ke
- on my stomachkenekwen’tà:ke
- on my throatkenia’kwà:ke
- on my toekahiakwirà:ke
- on my toenailktsi’erà:ke
- on my tongueken’nahsà:ke
- on my toothkenawirà:ke
- on my torsokia’tà:ke
- on my waistkhsia’karà:ke
- on, to a body of waterkaniatará:ke
- on, to the islandkawehnó:ke
- on, to the vehicleka'serehtá:ke
- on/to a body of waterkaniatará:ke
- OnlyKok
- Onondaga castle, NYKanata'kó:wa
- Onondaga lake, NYKanontà:'a
- Ontario, LakeKaniatarí:io
- orkáti
- Or, ratherKáton
- OreKarísta onén:ia
- ostrichkwanene'kó:wa
- Oswegatchie river, NYKaniatarahòn:tsi
- OttawaKa na tso
- OttawaKanà:tsyo
- Ottawa river, CAKanà:tso
- Ottawa river, QUE/ONTKanà:tso
- Ottawa, ONTKanà:tso
- out housekoráhne
- out in the fieldKahehtakónhshon
- over herekén nonkwá:ti
- over here; this way; in this directionkén nekwá
- owlkwareró:ha
- owl (barn)kwareró:ha
- Owl, big grey/white owl/moth owlKo'khó:wa
- owl, smallkwararó:ha
- pailkanà:tson/ón:ta
- paintKkontsheráhrhos ni:í
- paperkahiatónhsera
- paper cupkahiatónhsera kátse
- paper/bookkahyatónhsera
- paperskahiatonhsera'shón:'a
- paralysiskaia’takenheiónhtshera’
- Partition (headboard/back rest)Kahnhokwèn:ta
- patchkenhnennentákton
- Paulkórh
- PaulKo:r
- PearKátshe' Káhi
- pear(s)kátshe káhik
- pen/pencilkahyatónhkwa
- people of Six Nationskanien’kehá:ka
- people, large crowd ofkenenhrowá:nen
- pepperkiononhkwà:tseros
- pepperkiohnonhkwàtsheros
- PharmacistKanonhkwa'tsherón:nis
- pianokanonwaráia’ks
- pianokaronwaráia'ks
- pickup truckka'nerohkwáhere kà:sere
- pigkwéskwes
- pig stykweskwéshne
- pigeonkahrhakón:ha orí:te
- Pilou IslandKweskwesne
- Pine, princessKanen'táweron
- PineappleKen' Niiohontesha'kó:wa
- pineapplekahonteskó:wa
- pipekanòn:nawen’
- pipekanèn:nawen
- pipekanén:nawen'
- pipe (smoking)kanèn:nawen
- plantkaienthóhsera
- plasterkanawatstáhron
- platterkak so wa nen ie wa ra ra kwa
- PlungerKakenhótshions átste ieienhtáhkhwa
- poison sumackanaha’kó:wa
- polekaná:kare
- polekanáwa'ahte
- police officer/peacekeeperkaríhton
- Police StationKarihtón:ke
- police station, at a/the ~ (East)karihtòn:ke
- pondkahionwá:taien
- Pond algae (spirogyra sp.)Kanekwenhsákta
- Pond, on theKahrhionhwa'tà:ke
- posterkaráhston ahsonhtà:ke iera'nentáktha
- Pot or BucketKanà:tsionk
- Potato BugKahnenna'takárias
- Potomic river, MAKaha'kwaró:ton
- Power (unity)Ka'shatsténshera
- prairieskahentowanénhne
- puddlekahnekónnion
- pursekahná:ta’
- pursekahnà:ta
- queenkakwin
- rabbitkwaién:
- rabbitkwa’yén:’a
- Racquette lake, NYKaráhkwa
- railroad trackskarihstatákie’
- rain hatkahnehtáhrhon anòn:warore
- raincoatkahnehtáhro akià:tawi
- raincoatkahnehtahrhon akià:tawi
- raisinska'nenharathá:ton
- RapidsKahná:wa
- rapids; on the rapidskahnawá:ke
- recentlyken’nahé:’a
- red maple (acer rubrum)Ka'takén:ra
- refrigeratorkawistóhta
- reserve, at a/the ~kanonhstá:ton
- RespectKarihwakweniénhtshera
- ribbonkà:nhes
- ribbon, silkká:nhehs'
- rice (white) (East)kanatsyakèn:ra
- Richelieu river, QUEKaniá:tare kahnhokà:ronte
- Richelieu river, QUEKaniá:tare tsi kahnhokà:ronte
- riflekáhonre'
- right awaykwahóksask
- right hereken hon
- riverkaniatarákta
- riverkanién:tara
- River RoadKahionhaktátie tiohá:te
- River Shad FishKentstakén:rat
- River, aKaniataratátie
- River, streamKahiónha
- Roast chickenKítkit watè:skonte
- roofkanonhsá:ke
- RoosterKítkit rá:tsin
- roosterkítkit rá:tsi'n
- rootkaienthóhsera ohté:ra
- rosary beadsKa ren sa
- rugkéntskare
- sackká:iare’
- sack (burlap)ka ia re ko wa
- Sackett’s harbor, NYKahrhionhwa'kó:wa Tsi Tewaten'èn:rote
- salarykakarià:ktshera’
- salmonkontihnawá:ras
- salmonkiokiakton’ kowa
- Salmon RiverKentsia’kowáhne
- Salmon river, NYKentsa'kowáhne
- saltkiohiò:tsis
- salt porkka’wahrará:ken
- salt waterkiohio’tsistákeri
- sandboxka'nehsarónhkwi o'neróhkwa
- Schroon lake, NYKahnawatéhton
- Schroon lake, NYKaniá:tares
- Schroon lake, NYKawè:note
- ScotlandKen’taherè:ke
- ScottishKen’táhere’
- screen doorkahnhóha wa'á:ra
- seal, a (gum)kahnehtárhro
- seedká:nen’
- seedká:nen
- seed, aká:nen
- seeing smbKen
- Seneca lake, NYKanatasè:ke
- sewing machineka’ní’khons
- sewing machineka'níkhons
- Sexual (horny)Kenahkwanòn:waks
- sharp-lobed liverleaf (hepatica Acutiboba)Karón:tanonhne
- She is wearing a white hat veil.Karà:ken ionta'arorókstha iakótston.
- She likes cream.Kawistóhserókwen iakawé:ka's.
- She put food on the table.Kákhwa atekhwahráhne wa'é:ren.
- She used a hairdryer.Kanonhkwiserathá:tha wá:'ontste'.
- she's my relativekhé:nonhkwe
- she's my relative; she's related to mekhé:nonhkwe
- She/he is gone for the day.Kon'tátie iakoiakén:'en / roiakén:'en.
- shipkahonweia'kó:wa
- ShortKen'nikhneniésha
- shortken’ ni-__-hneniésha
- short dressken'niwatia'tawi'tsherésha
- short spoonken'niwatokwahtsherésha
- ShortsKen'na'tekahsinésha atháhsteren
- ShortsKen'na'tekahsinésha
- shovelkarístóhare
- showerkahnekótha
- silkkahneks
- silkkà:nhes
- silverkahwistarà:ken
- Simcoe (Ontario)Kahehtyá:kon
- Six Nationskanièn:ke
- skinkanéhon
- SkirtKà:khare
- Sky, heavenKaronhià:ke
- sky; heavenkaròn:ia
- slatekentstenhrakèn:rat
- slipka:kahre
- slipkà:khare
- slip, akà:khare’
- slushkahnekónnion
- smallken’ ni-__-à:’a
- small carken'nika'serehtá:'a
- small curtainken'niwa'ará:'a
- small dressken'niwatia'tawi'tsherá:'a
- small fenceken'niwate'enhrá:'a
- small pencilken'nikahiatonhkwá:'a
- small spoonken'niwatokwahtsherá:'a
- smokeKatsho'kwas
- smoked meatkaien’kwararíhton
- smoked meatkaien'kwararíkton
- snapping turtlekanyáhten
- snow is here and therekaniehtaké:ron/ioniehtakwenhrá:ron
- Snow is white.Karà:ken ní:ioht ne óniehte.
- Snow shoesKahwen:kare
- snowshoekahwén:kare'
- snowshoeskahwèn:kare
- sockka:ris
- sock, stockingká:ris
- sockská:ris
- soda popkahnekákon / teyohnekatsikhè:tare
- Solomon's shoekitkit o'éhta
- sometimekátkek
- somewhereKa'k nón:we
- songkarén:na’
- songKarén:na
- sparrowkanatakón:ha
- sparrow, housekanatakón:ha
- springkenkwitè:ne
- springkakwitè:ne
- springkenkwi’té:ne
- SpringKakwité:no
- SpringKokwitè:ne
- spring beautyKenkwitehnéha
- spring; in springkakwité:ne
- squashkionon’onseraké:tote’
- squash, akioneri’tstakè:tote’
- St. LawrenceKahnawà:ke
- St. LawrenceKaniatarowanénhne
- St. Lawrence (Upper river)Ken'tarókwen
- St. Lawrence, USA & CAKaniatarowanénhne
- St. Louis, MOKanontowá:nen
- stairskaneko:ta
- stairskanekó:tote'
- Stairs, ladderKanekó:ta
- standing chimneyken’tá:rote’
- Steelworker (f)Karistatsi Iakio'tens
- Steelworker (m)Karistatsi Roio'tens
- stepladderkanekó:ta’
- stickkanà:kare
- stillka to ken
- stockingka:ris
- stoveka non sa ta ri ha ta kwa
- StoveKaríhstatsi iekhonnià:tha
- stove; heaterkarístatsi
- strawkahwá:’e
- strawberriesken'niiohontésha
- StrawberryKen' Niiohontésha
- StrawberryKen'Niiohontésha
- Strawberry FestivalKen'niiohontésha
- streamka ion ha ta tie
- streamkahrhionhatátie/kahiónha
- Stream, on theKahrhionhwà:ke
- StrengthKahsatsténhsera
- strokekaia’takenheiónhtshera’
- sturgeonkentsa’kó:wa
- sunkaráhkwa
- Sun (literally: Our older brother sun)karáhkwa
- Sun (literally: The daytime sky orb)karáhkwa
- sun's energykaráhkwa ao'shatsténhsera
- sundancekaráhkwa kanónnia
- Susquehanna river, NY & PENNKawehnohkowanénhne
- Susquehanna river, NY/PENNKawehnohkowanénhne
- swallowken’tarakonhá:’a
- swallow (bird)ken’tarakonhá:’a
- swampkaná:wa
- swampkanawà:ke
- Swamp, marsh, wetlandKaná:wa
- sweaterkariseronniá:ton atià:tawi
- sweetgrass (hierochloe odorata)Kahontákon
- swollen glandskiotenonniò:kwa
- Tail, it has a longKentáhsehs
- Take out the bad cabbage.Kanehshio'táksen stáhko!
- TallKhnén:ies
- tamarackkanèn:ten’s
- tarkahnehtahón:tsi
- tea biscuitskanehthentákton
- Tea biscuits and tea are good.Kanehthentákton tánon iekàhontóhon iawékon.
- TelevisionKaia'tárha
- that's so; of course; that's the way it is, isn't it?ki’ wáhe
- The Bowl GameKaientowá:nen
- The chicken is laying eggs.Kítkit wani'nhónhsohs.
- The clock tells what time it is.Karahkwa'ka'aión:tha wathró:ris tsi niiohwistá:'eh.
- The coat is hanging near the door.Kahnhohákta iohrèn:ton natià:tawi.
- The color of a skunk is black and whiteKahòn:tsi tánon karà:ken nihahsohkó:ten ne aní:tas
- The cookies are in the cupboard.Karonto'tsherá:kon í:wa iona'taráthen.
- The cornhusk doll is nice.Kaia'tonnihserí:io ne aó:ra.
- The cows are on the field.Kahentà:ke kón:ne's ne tiohnhónskwaron.
- The door is made of red oak.Karíhton ionniá:ton ne kahnhóha.
- The driving range is in the village.Kanà:takon non ionteweienhstáhkhwa taionthénno'ke.
- The Drum danceKanehó:ron
- The dryer works good.Kastathá:tha ioiánere tsi ioió'ten's.
- The elk leave their grounds in the springKokwitè:ne kontinatóntie's ne atená:ti
- The fridge broke.Kakhwanóhstha wa'tká:ri'ne.
- The gorilla has a loud mouth.Katsi'nonhtakskó:wa tehahsakaré:ni.
- The Grand Chiefs wear kastó:wa.Kastó:wa ronnonhwaró:roks ne rotiiá:nehr.
- The houses are nice where we live.Kanonhsí:io's tsi non iakwanákere.
- The leaves are fallingKaneráhten's
- The leaves are falling.Kaneráhten's.
- The lion is roaring.Kèn:ri'ks ratonriá:iens.
- The little woodpecker is pecking the tree.Kwahkwén rarontáro'ks.
- The meadow lark is singing.Kahenta'kéha otsi'tén:'a tehorihwákwen.
- The papers are scattered.Kahiatonhsera'shón:'a teiottókwen.
- The peacekeepers watch our territory.Karíhton tehontenatanónhnha.
- The roots of plants absorb water.Kaienthóhsera ohté:ra kontihnekatihénthohs.
- The school uses slate.Kentstenhrakèn:rat ionterihwaienhstáhkhwa róntstha.
- The shaving cream foams.Kahwa'tstótha ne iontkonhstonhriá:ktha onoharé:tha.
- The sun heats the earth.Karáhkwa iohontsatarihá:ta.
- The sun's energy gives light.Karáhkwa ao'shatsténhsera tekaswathé:tha.
- The table cloth has a floral design.Katsi'tsarónnion ne iontekhwahra'tsherorókstha.
- The tree gives a lot.Karón:ta nia'té:kon tkontká:wa's.
- The tree roots absorb water.Karonta'shón:'a ohté :ra kontihnekatihénthohs.
- The tulip is a nice flower.Katsi'tsí:io ne kokwite'nékha.
- The wall is made of brickKaneniaríhton ionniá:ton thi ahsónhta
- The washer broke.Kanóhares wa'tká:ri'ne.
- The white owl is a nice bird.Katsi'ten'serí:io ne ko'khó:wa.
- The woodpecker is looking for bugs on the tree.Kwitókwito karontà:ke ratsi'nonwíhsaks.
- thenkhná:’a
- thenkáti'
- Then, must beKá:ti
- There are a lot of plants in the woods.Kaienthóhsera thitkáhere kahrhá:kon.
- There are many leavesKanerahtaién:ton
- There are many leaves here and there (on the ground, floor)Kanerahtakè:ron
- There is a big cross on Mount Royal.Kowá:nen kaiáhsa Mont Royal kà:niote'.
- there is a body of waterkaniá:tare'
- There is a lamp next to my bed.Kaháhsera akenaktákta káhere.
- There is fruit/cheese in the fridge.Káhi / tsis í:wa tsi kawisthóhtha.
- There is snow here and there on my porch.Kaniehtaké:ron nakwahskwen'nà:ke.
- There's water in the level.Kahné:kare ne katakwarihshion's.
- they are herekón:ne's
- They are singing (nature life, animals, women)Kontirén:note
- they three or more; parent and child (all female)kontakien’són:’a
- they to it (name)konwaya’ts
- they to them (name) – female onlykonwati:ya’ts
- they two females (mother-daughter)kiatakién:’a
- they used to hire herkonwahnhá'skwe
- They used to hire her as a char lady. (domestic)Kanónhskon tewatohtáhrhos tsi konwahnha'skwe'.
- thiskí:ken
- This (demonstrative)Kí:ken
- This (drink) is goodKahnekakon ki:ken ____
- This (drink) is goodKahnekakon ki:ken _ __ _
- this farken’ niió:re’
- This happens, it happens like thisKen' neniá:wen
- This is my daughterKheién'a kí:ken
- This is my daughter.Kheién'a kí:ken.
- This is my granddaughterKheiateré:'a kí:ken
- This is my granddaughter.Kheiateré:'a kí:ken
- This is my younger sisterKhekén'a kí:ken
- This is my younger sister.Khekén'a kí:ken.
- this sideka’ nekwá:ti
- this; this onekí:ken
- ThoughKi
- Thursdaykaristiiáhne
- ThursdayKaieríhaton
- ThursdayKayé:rihaton
- ti teakanerahtanawénhton /
- TinKaristakén:rat
- Tiorahkó:se is my relative.Khé:nonhkwe ne Tiorahkó:se.
- To be liberal, to have a big heartKatokénhton
- to be siblingskiatate’kèn:’a a-__-:ton
- to be youngken’ naonta-__-ién:take
- To have counsel, to light the counsel fireKatsístaien
- Tobacco, a roll/twist ofKa'nikáhta
- Today is the fourteeth of June.Kaié:ri iawén:re Ohiarí:ha ón:wa sískare.
- top (toy)katsiskaiennì:ta’
- touchken’ nie-__-iéhrha
- townkaná:ta
- Town, inKaná:takon
- town, in ~kaná:takon
- Town, village, cityKaná:ta
- town; village; city; settlement; etc.ka na ta ien
- Townline RoadKaná:taien tiohà:te
- treekarón:ta’
- treekéhrhite’
- treekaròn:ta
- TreeKérhite
- tree rootskaronta'shón:'a ohté:ra
- Tree, log, tree trunkKarón:ta
- trough (in the trough)ka oon wa kon
- Truck Driver (f)Ka'serehkowa Iotórie's
- Truck Driver (m)Ka'serehkówa Ratórie's
- truck driver (male)ka'serehkó:wa ratórie's
- Truck, pick upKa'nerohkwáhere kà:sere
- trunkkarón:to
- tuberculosiskahnhrakaiónhtshera
- turkey vulturekenheyón:taks
- turpentinekahnehtákeras
- Turtle, woodKahrhakón:ha A'nó:wara
- uglykahétken
- undernourished, bekiakotekhwakoktá:ni
- unfortunate, bekarihwanó:ron
- Upper CaseKontihiatonhkowa:nen's
- upside downkakahráthon
- upstairsKanonhsohará:ke
- Use a ladder to reach the roof.Kanekó:ta í:satst iáhsewe tsi karonhkwe'náhere.
- Use a small spoon.Ken'niwatokwahtsherá:'a í:satst.
- vegetableskahehta’kéha
- Vegetables are good food.Kakwí:io ne ase'shón:'a.
- vehiclekà:sere
- vehicleká:sere'
- venereal diseaseKahnn rak sen
- venereal diseasekahnhráksen
- Versailles, NYKentstèn:rakon
- very muchkwahí:ken
- very muchkwáh í:ken tsi é:so
- VeterinarianKatshé:nen Tehshakóhsnie
- villagekaná:ta
- Virginia creeper (parthenocissus quinqefolia)Kontiráthens
- Virginia creeper vineKontiráthens
- VowelKawennísa'as
- VowelsKontiwennísa'as
- Waddington, NYKanatarà:ken
- wampum beltkaión:ni'
- Warren, PAKahná:wakon
- wash tubka na kon
- washerkanóhares
- washing machinekanóhares
- watchkaráhkwa kaiòn:tha’
- Water, badKahnekáksen
- Water, fast paced (Rapids/River)Kahnawatátie
- Water, goodKahnekí:io
- Water, good tastingKahnekákon
- Water, In the depths of theKanón:wakon
- We all like dried meat.Ka'wahrathá:ton ionkwé:ka's.
- We ate fish when growing up.Kéntson ionkwatehiahrónhkwen.
- We will make a big pile.Kowá:nen enteni'tonión:ni.
- weaponkonwatiriostáhkhwa
- weedkahontáksen
- weedsKahontáksen
- Weevil (Snout beetle)Kathè:seraks
- Well, I wishKaterennótha
- What is your favourite movie?Ka'niká:ien ne oká:ra tkaráhstha aonhá:'a senón:we's?
- whenkátke
- When will she/he be back?Kátke téntien / téntre?
- When will you come back?Kátke tentéhse?
- when?Kátke
- WhereKa' nonwe
- Where are the children? They are playing.Ka'non nihón:nes ratiksa'okón:'a.
- Where are you going? I’m going to the store.Ka' wáhse'? Tsi iontenhninón:tha' wá:ke'.
- Where did you put the book? I put it on the table.Ka'náhshien kahiatónhsera'? Atekhwahráhne wá:khren'.
- Where do you go to school?Kánón:we iesatenweiénstha?
- Where do you live?Kánonh nisiété:ron?
- Where do you live? Near the school.Ka'nón:we nihsí:teron? Ákta tsi ionteriwaienstáhkhwa.
- Where is it? (Where does it lay?)Ka’nón:we ká:yen?
- Where is she then?Ka'kati'non ní:ien's?
- Where is the _ ____ _ ?Ka’non:we ne _ ___ _?
- Where is the ______ ?Ka'non:we ne _____?
- Where is the ruler? It’s on the table.Ka'non niká:ien ionte'nienténhstha? Atekhwahráhne káhere'.
- Where is your sweater? I lost it.Ka'nón niká:ien' satià:tawi? Onkwá:ti'.
- where; where is it?ka’nón:
- where?ka’ nón:we
- Where?Ka’nón:we
- whichka’ niká:ien
- which one?ka ni ka ien
- Which one?Ka' niká:ien?
- whiteKarà:ken
- white ashkanéhron
- white ashKáneren
- white ashKáneron
- white cornkana’ón:ni ó:nenste’
- white corn gritskane’ón:ni
- white peoplekiohrohsá:ka
- White people (literally: They are white colored is skins)Kenhnakèn:ra
- White people (literally: They are white colored is skins)Kenhnarà:ken
- wild onionskahrhakón:ha á:non'k
- Wild onions grow in early spring.Kokwité'stsi kontón:nis ne kahrhakón:ha á:non'k.
- winekatsi’tsyákeri
- wirekaronwaratáhkwen
- Women (3+)Konnón:kwe
- women (more than two)konnón:kwe
- Women’s Nomination BeltKa'shastnsera Kontihwe Ne Iotiian:shon
- Woodland strawberryKen' Niiohontésha
- woodpeckerkatsiskontároks
- woodpeckerkwitókwito
- woodpeckerkarontároks
- woodpecker (smallest)kwahkwén
- woodpecker (spotted yellow and brown)kwitó:kwito
- wool; woolen clothkarise
- work (noun)kaio’ténhtshera
- writeKhiá:tons
- yardkahentà:ke
- yellow ladies slipper (cypripedium calceolus var. pubescens)Kwa'kóryen raóhta
- yellow lady's slipperKwa'kórya raóhta
- Yellow LakeKatsèn:nekwar
- Yellow lake, NYKatsì:nekwar
- yellow toadflax (linaria vulgaaris)Kahontáksen
- You don't have jeans.Ká:iare atháhsteren iáh tesá:ien.
- You will write your phone number hereKén:'en enhshiá:ton teiehtharahkhwa sahiatónhkwa
- You, I likeKon nòn:we's
- Young women (3+)Kontiya’tase’okón:’a
- Your necklace is nice.Kastaro'kwí :io sastaró:kwa.
- Your parents love you very much.Kwah í:ken tsi iesanorónhkhwa ne iesaién:'a.
- Your pencil is small.Ken'nikahiatonhkwá:'a ne sahiatónhkwa.
- Your spoon is too small.Ken'niwatokwahtsherésha ne satókwa.
- ZuchiniKanon'ónseres
The Kanien’kéha Dictionary of the Mohawk Nation of Grand River, continuing kanienkeha.net