CHAPTER II

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COMPARISON OF NUMERALS, TO TEN, IN SEVERAL AMERICAN DIALECTS.

1. Oto—From Say.

Yon-ka No-wa Tah-ne To-wa Sah-tah Sha-gua Shah-a-muh Kra-rah-ba-na Shan-ka Kra-ba-nuh

2. Konza.

Meakh-che Nom-pah Yah-ber-re To-pah Sha-tah Shahp-peh Pa-om-bah Pa-yah-ber-re Shank-kuh Ker-ab-bu-rah

3. Omawhaw.

Meach-che Nom-bah Ra-bene To-bah Sah-tah Shap-pa Pa-noom-ba Pa-rah-bene Shoon-kah Kra-ba-rah

4. Yauktong.

Wan-chah No-pah Yah-me-ne To-pah Zah-pe-tah Shah-kah-pe Shah-ko-e Sha-kun-do-ah Nuh-pet-che-wun-bah Week-che-min-nuh

5. Dahkotah—Of Upper Mississippi.

Wau-zhe-tah No-a-pah Yah-min-ne To-a-pah Zah-pe-tah Sha-kah-pe Shah-koan Shah-han-doah Neep-chew-wun-kah Week-chim-mah-ne

6. Minnetahse.

Le-mois-so No-o-pah Nah-me To-pah Cheh-hoh A-cah-me Chap-po No-pup-pe No-was-sap-pa Pe-sah-gas

7. Pawnee.

As-ko Pet-ko Tou-wet Shke-tiksh She-oksh Shek-shah-bish Pet-ko-shek-sha-bish Tou-wet-sha-bish Tok-shere-wa Tok-shere

8. Choktaw.

Chaf-fah To-ko-lo To-cha-nah Osh-tah Tath-lah-pe Han-nah-la Oon-to-ko-lo Oon-to-che-nah Chak-ah-ta Po-ko-la

9. Ojibbeway.

Ning-gooj-waw, or Ba-zhik Neezh-waw, or Neezh Nis-swaw, or Nis-swe Ne-win Nah-nun Ning-good-waw-swe Neezh-zhwaw-swe Shwaw-swe Shong-gus-swe, or shong Me-dos-swe, or kwaitch

10. Muskwake.

Ne kot Neesh Ne-on-en Ne-kot-waus-keek Ne-kot-wau-swa Nee-swa Ne-o Neesh-waus-eek Shaunk Me-to-swa

11. Minsi—From Heckewelder.

Gut-ti Nis-cha Na-cha Ne-wa Na-lan Gut-tasch Nis-choasch Cha-asch No-we-li Wim-bat

12. Algonkin—From Heckewelder.

Pe-gik Ninch Nis-soue Neou Na-sau Nin-gon-ton-as-sou Nin-chou-as-sou Nis-sou-as-sou Chan-gas-sou Mil-las-sou

13. Delaware—From Heckewelder.

Ni-gut-ti Nis-cha Na-cha Ne-wo Pa-le-nach Gut-tasch Nis-chash Chasch Pes-chonk Tel-len

14. Mahnomonie.

Ne-kotes Neesh Nah-new Ne-ew Nean-nun Ne-kot-was-sa-tah No-ha-kun Suah-sek Shaw-ka-waw Me-tah-tah

15. Cree—From Say.

Paynk Ne-shuh Nesh-to Na-a-wo Nean-nun Ne-go-to-ah-sek Ta-pa-coh Aa-na-nes Ta-ka-to Me-ta-ta

16. Winnebago.

Zhunk-he-rah Noam-pee-wee Tah-nee-wee Kho-a-pee-wee Saut-shah Ah-ka-a-way Shau-koa Ar-waw-oank Zhunke-schoonk-schoone Kar-ra-pun-na-nah

17. Adage—From Duponceau.

Nan-cas Nass Colle Cac-ca-che Sep-pa-can Pa-ca-nan-cus Pa-can-ess Pa-ca-lon Sic-kin-ish Neus-ne

18. Muskogee—From Adair.

Hom-mai Hok-kole Too-che-na Osh-ta Cha-ka-pe E-pah-ghe Ho-loo-pha-ge Chee-ne-pa Oh-sta-pe Pa-ko-le

19. Choktah and Chiksah—From Adair.

Cheph-pho Too-ga-lo Toot-che-na Oos-ta Tath-la-be Han-nah-le Un-too-ga-lo Un-too-che-na Chak-ka-le Po-koo-le

20. Cherokee—From Adair.

So-guo Tah-ne Choch Nauk-ke Ish-ke Soo-tare Ka-re-koge Sah-nay-ra Soh-nay-ra Skoch So-at-too (11) Ta-ra-too (12)

21. Quaddies, (Maine.)—From Duponceau.

Nai-get Nes Nane Ga-mat-chine A-lo-he-gan-nah Ni-hi Na-ho Ok-muh-hine As-kwi-nan-dak Ney-dinsk

22. Quawpaw—From Duponceau’s MS.

Milch-tih Non-ne-pah Dag-he-nig Tu-ah Sat-ton Schap-peh Pen-na-pah Pe-dag-he-nih Schunk-kah Ge-deh-bo-nah

23. Penobscot—From Duponceau’s MS.

Pe-suock Neise Nhas Yeuf Pa-le-neusg Neuk-tansg Ta-boos San-suk No-cle Ma-ta-ta

24. Miami—From Duponceau’s MS.

Ng-goo-teh Nii-ju-eh Nisth-ueh Nu-ueh Ilaan-ueh Ka-kat-sueh Nii-ju-eh Po-laa-neh Ngo-te-me-neh-kek Mo-taat-sueh

25. Shawnese—From Duponceau’s MS.

In-gut-i, or, n’gut-i Nis-chwe N’swe Ni-wi Nia-lan-wi Ka-kat-swi Swach-tet-swy Pal-la-ni N’gut-ti-me-pech-gi Mat-tat-swy

26. Unachog—From Duponceau’s MS.

Na-gwut Nees Nos Yaut Pa, or, na-paa Na-cut-tah, or, cut-tah Tum-po-wa Swat Neone Pay-ac

27. Natick—From Elliot’s Bib.

Ne-gunt Neese Nish Yau Na-pan-na-tah-she Ne-kwut-ta-tah-she Ne-sau-suk-tah-she Shwo-suk-tah-she Pa-skoo-gun-tah-she Pi-uk

28. Nousaghauset—From Elliot’s Bib. in MS.

Ne-guit Nase Nish Yoh Na-pau-na Kwut-ta E-na-da Shwo-suk Pas-ku-git Pi-uk

29. Sourikwosiorum.—From John De Laet.

Ne-gout Ta-bo Chicht Ne-ou Nau Ka-ma-chin E-roe-kwe-sink Meg-on-ma-chin Egh-ko-na-deck Me-tun

30. Canadenses, Ib.—From Auct. Lescarbot.

Be-gou Ni-chou Nich-toa Rau A-pa-te-ta Con-tou-sai-hin Ne-o-va-chin Nes-to-va-chin Pes-co-va-det Me-tun

31. Saukikani—From J. Daet, Auct. Johan. Smith

Cotte Nysse Na-cha Wy-we Pa-re-nagh Cot-tash Nys-sas Ge-chas Pes-chon Ter-ren

32. Algonkin—From J. Long.

Pay-jik Ninch Na-ran Nin-goot-was-soo Nin-cho-was-soo Nis-soo Neoo Nis-so-was-so Shon-gas-soo Ni-tas-soo

33. Chippeway—From J. Long.

Pay-shik Neesh Nees-swoy Ni-on Na-ran Ne-gut-wos-swoy Swos-swoy Shau-gos-swoy Me-tos-swoy

34. New Stockbridge—From Kao-no-mut, a woman who had been living on Fox River, 1827.

N’got-tah Ne-shah Nah-hah Nah-wah No-nun N’ko-taus To-pau-wus Khous-so Nah-ne-we N’tan-net

35. Mohegan.

Ug-wit-toh Nes-oh Nogh-hoh Nau-woh Nu-non Ug-wit-tus Tu-pou-wus Ghu-sooh Nau-ne-weh Ne-tau-nit

36. Monsee—From an Indian at Buffaloe.

N’got-tah Ne-shah N’hah Na-ah Naw-bun N’got-waws Nush-waus N’haus No-wa-lah Wim-bat

37. Naudoway—From Tanner.

Wis-ka-ut Tik-ke-ne Os-sah Kia-nec Whisk Yah-gah Shah-tuk Sah-ta-gah Te-unk-teuh We-go-ne

38. Seneca—From an Indian at Buffaloe, 1827.

Skaut Tik-thnee Snu-ah Ka-ae Weish Yah-eh Chah-duk Ta-ke-oh Teu-tohn Wus-han

39. Potiwattomie—From an Indian at Detroit, 1827.

Ne-got Neesh Nees-wa Na-ow Na-nun Ne-got-waut-so No-okt-so Su-aut-so Shah-kah Kwetch

40. Ottawwaw—From Tanner.

Ne-goch-waw Neesh-waw Nis-waw Ne-win Nah-nun Nin-got-wau-swa Neesh-wau-swa Nis-waw Shaunk Kwetch

41. Chippewyan—From a German Interpreter.

Ish-li-a Nuh-ka Tah-sha Taing-a Sah-zhun-lah-ha I-ka-lah-rah I-ka-taing-ha Ish-lah-in-ding-ga Kas-ka-koo-un-nee-rah Koo-un-nu-ah

42. Chippewyan—From M’Kenzie.

Sta-chy Na-ghur Tagh-y Dengk-y Sas-sou-la-chee Al-ke-tar-hy-y Al-ki-deing-hy Ca-ki-na-ha-noth-na Ca-noth-na

43. Chippewyan—From a woman, a native of Churchill.

Ith-lia Nuk-ka Krah-ha, or tah-rhe Shah-zet-te Il-ket-ting Ting-he Sah-zun-lah-ha Il-ket-tah-rah Kah-kin-ho-en-er-nah Ho-en-er-nah

44. Anglo Saxon.

Aen Twe-gen, or, twa Threo, or, thry Feo-ther, or, feo-wer Six Se-o-fou Eaghta Ni-gone Tyn

45. Cree—From M’Kenzie.

Pey-ac Ni-sheu Nish-tou Ne-way Ni-an-nan Ne-gou-ta-woe-sic Nish-wi-o-sic Jan-na-new Shack Mi-ta-tat

46. Algonkin—From M’Kenzie.

Pe-cheik Nije Nis-wois Neau Na-nan Ni-gou-ta-wa-swois Ni-gi-was-wois She-was-wois Shan-gwos-wois Mit-as-swois

47. Chippewyan—From a Chippewyan.

Eth-li-ah Nuk-kur Tor-ri Ding-he Sos-su-li-he El-kat-har-ri Slus-ing-ding-he El-ket-ding-he Kutch-e-no-ner-re Ho-ner-ne-nuh

48. Winnebago—From a Winnebago.

Zhunk-kaid Noamp Tarn T’joab Sarj Har-ker-ra Shar-goan Kad-do-unk Yunk-ked-joos-koon Ker-reb-hon-na

49. Cree—From a native.

Pe-ak Nees-to Ne-o Ne-ah-nun Ning-good-waw-sik Ne-su Ta-be-ko E-nah-ne Kam-me-tah-tat Me-tah-tat

50. Mahnesheet, (slow-tongues,) residing on the St. Johns, N. B. From a native.

Na-koot Tah-bo Sheist Na-oo Nahn Kah-mutch-in Lo-he-gin-nuk O-go-mul-chin Aish-ko-nah-daig Ko-dainsk

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