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ichoon illijiunggist

25 I killed him with my hatchetumpochusuchi sillijiunggist

26 I took the skin from the deer ichoon alhpin injawyunggist

27 This dog

28 These dogs

29 This is mine

30 That is thine

31 The man whom he saw 32 Whose dog is this? 33 To whom shall he speak? 34 What is thy name?" 35 What dost thou call this? 36 Which of us two shall go? 37 Either of us may go 38 Which of us all shall go?

39 Either of us may go

40 Who saw thee? 41 He

42 My father

43 My brother
44 My elder brother

45 My younger brother
46 My sister
47 My elder sister

48 My younger sister

49 My son
50 My daughter
51 My child
52 My head
53 My feet
54 My dog
55 My shoes
56 I saw thee
57 I love thee

58 I will marry thee

ia ifa

ia ifa

ia un domes

ma un domes

nonunwau hijaddi, (the man he saw)

mon hokahlis imponiad?

nangit chi ojifkadi? (what are you called?) ia nangin ojifitchkidi?

hokoliad istao iiahlidi? (who of us two shall go?) stomies iibiista

homulgiad istat iiahlidi? (who of all of us shall go?)

umgadiget iibiista

istat chihijungga?

chi hijunggist, (he saw thee)

chalhki, (by man); same, (by woman)

tichokkiadi, (by man); chachilhliwau,(by woman) chahlaa, (by man); chachilhliwau, (by woman) chachusi, (by man); chachilhwoochi,(by woman) cha wonwau (by man); tichokkiadi, (by woman) chawon wauoketalad, (by man); chahlaa, (by woman)

chawonwoochi, (by man); chachusi, (by woman) chapochi, (by man); chachosewau, (by woman) chachoseta, (by man); chachosewau, (by woman) a okosi, (by man); a okosi, (by woman) cha gau

cha littabixe

umme stillipigewonhi

chi hijiunggist

chi immiihliist

chi piahlischa, (by man), (I will unite, &c.); chin ligahlischa, (by woman), (I will live with you)

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CADDO.

dussa ha-ia? (are you well?)
hahut shoehdaugh, (good man that)
tse kaou-eea

hahut nulleh daugh, (good woman that) dukkoehnissa

himi dats ugh yako, (high that is wood) itseh ha-ibaouneh, (seeing at a little distance)

dakkoeh haugh, (giving canoe) daha-ianeh

dah a eh, (deer I give you this) dah hi a mi, (take the deer) dakkoeh kaou-itto, (give me meat) dakkoeh datsseh, (give me dog) dakkuneh koko, (water)

dighehnosha heano, (that are tied people) toteso a a haugh,(his one father canoe) a a kishsee dakoeh, (father corn I gave) sehantsogh a a toteso kishsee, ( I planted father his one corn)

á á hahut, (father good), aka-iaugh haitseh ydneh a a kishsee, (father corn) ka a a seh deh wanteh behit, (came father all two)

hio waddeh dah, (I saw deer) datsaka dah, (deer)

sehka na konaou, (killed with axe) itseh kadanaheh

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63 My brother is with his wife

64 My hatchet is in my house

65 Where is he? 66 I am here

67 I am a man

68 I am a good man

69 Thou art a woman

70 There is a God

MUSKHOGEE.

unne summa hist, (he is higher than me)
honunwau ihikchimaid (man the strongest) omist
taloveuchi apigad (he is town little in)
chahiwot chihiuon siiuhlist, (and my wife of thy
wife is prettier)

chihiwot chahiwon sunmonmttis

tichokkiadi hihiwon apagist, (my brother his wife he is with)

umpochuswoochi chahotaovon waukist, (my axe
little my house in it lies)

istim liga? (where does he exist ?)
iim ligest, (here I exist)

honunwau doyest, (a man I am)

honunwau inhli doyest, (a man good I am)
oketa doyitchkist, (a woman thou art)

monisaugidommissid ligist, (there a ruler of
breath he exists)

71 I am that I am, (Ex. iii. 14) unnikon unnidist, (I that), (am understood)

72 He sings well

73 He sings ill

74 He sings slow

75 He sings quick

76 He sings his death song

77 I see him

78 I see a man

79 I see a stone

80 I see near me 81 I see far off

82 He came on foot

83 He came on horseback

84 He came by land
85 He came by water
86 He came in a canoe

87 He came before me
88 He came after me
89 He came with me
90 He came without me
91 He came from afur
92 He came from the village
93 He came across the river

94 He came yesterday
95 We came both together
96 I struck him

97 I struck with my foot

98 I struck him with my hand

99 I struck him with a stone

inhlin yahigist, (good he sings)

holwaugin yahigist, (bad he sings)

iinhlajusid yahigist, (slow he sings)
ollejajit yahigist, (quick he sings)

immilga yahigidon yahigist, (his death song he sings)
hijes, (I see something)

honunwon hijes, (a man I see)

chatoon hijes, (a stone I see)

cha timbin hijes, (me near 1 see)

opyyin hijes, (afar I see)

yhokkapid alakunggist, (walking he came)

chohlokkon oligit alakunggist, (on horse sitting
he came)

luputkin adid alakunggist, (on land he came)
ouwon hok alakunggist, (on water he came)

pilhirchi apugid alakunggist, (a little boat in he
came)

chahoon alakunggist, (me before he came)
chahupon adadis, (me after he came)
ajoppagit adunggist, (with me he came)

ajoppuggikote adunggist, (without me he came)

opyyin adadis, (afar he came)

talove irchin adadis, (from the village little he came) utchi hlokkon attihigit adadis, (the creek lurge across he came)

poxunggin alak unggist, (yesterday he came) hokoli ad othuyiyunggist,(we two together we came) nofkiunggist, (I struck something)

chahlin isnofkiunggist, (my foot with I struck sofnething)

chunggin isnofkiunggist, (my hand with I struck something)

chatoon isnofkiunggist, (a stone with I struck something)

100 I struck him with an hatchet pochus uchin isnofkiunggist, (an axe little with I

101 I gave it to him

102 I did not give it to thee

struck something)

amiunggist, (I gave to some one)

chi makunggist, (you I did not give it)

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