Valari
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Researching Flute, Weston, Hillers, and Chinn Family records!!
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Post by Valari on Dec 9, 2007 18:53:00 GMT -5
hello, I am looking for translations for Nagitokawin and Icasna and Mmakojanjanwin. thank you very much in advance!!
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Post by wakanhotanin on Dec 10, 2007 18:20:04 GMT -5
hello, I am looking for translations for Nagitokawin and Icasna and Mmakojanjanwin. thank you very much in advance!! Nagi = a dead spirit = ghost (sicun = live spirit) Toka = abiviation of tokaheya = first or Toka = enemy. Icasna = I am going to guess that it is rattling or ringing by pushing, bumping, etc. i am not sure. mna = to rip or tear, Ojanjan = light (fire, lamp) Win[yan] = woman. Toksta, Louie
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Post by wanbligi on Dec 10, 2007 19:20:03 GMT -5
hello, I am looking for translations for Nagitokawin and Icasna and Mmakojanjanwin. thank you very much in advance!! Icasna would mean to drop or is dropping. As far as I remember. wanbligi
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Post by hermin1 on Dec 11, 2007 11:48:11 GMT -5
Valari: i have seen the first name spelled Nagitokcawin . The tokca can also mean a different, or another.check this out with Louie Garcia. I believe you will find thename in one of the Santee Censuses, prior to and including the year 1902.
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mona
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Post by mona on Dec 11, 2007 13:54:03 GMT -5
my uncle from (ihanktonwan) said ica means he, himself and sna is alone or by himself or something to that effect. seems like the mmakojanjanwin means like looking glass or something to do with glass or mirror.
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Post by wanbligi on Dec 11, 2007 21:37:40 GMT -5
my uncle from (ihanktonwan) said ica means he, himself and sna is alone or by himself or something to that effect. seems like the mmakojanjanwin means like looking glass or something to do with glass or mirror. If you look at the way the word Icasna was put to us and your Uncle's interpretation. The English word "Alone" in Lakota would be "isnala". And the Lakota word for himself would "iye". I am getting these translations out of the English-Lakota Dictionary 1989 By Sidney Keith. I hope the individual who put the word Icasna for everyone to interpret can check to see if that is the way it was spelled on where he/she found it. wanbligi
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Post by Tak Ota Wanyaka on Jun 24, 2014 12:55:19 GMT -5
Nagi Tokca Win-Strange Ghost Woman/ Different Ghost Woman Maka Ojanjan Win-Glass Cup Woman?, Glass Jug Woman?
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