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2 Sauk - Meskwaki - Kickapoo Sauk , Meskwaki , and Kickapoo are very similar . Sauk and Meskwaki are mutually intelligible dialects of a language that has been called Fox ( in an inclusive sense ) or Sauk - Fox and is here called Sauk ...
2 Sauk - Meskwaki - Kickapoo Sauk , Meskwaki , and Kickapoo are very similar . Sauk and Meskwaki are mutually intelligible dialects of a language that has been called Fox ( in an inclusive sense ) or Sauk - Fox and is here called Sauk ...
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This innovation is found already in Trowbidge's 1825 Kickapoo vocabulary in two words : ( Peshikitheear ) ' deer ' ; ( Waatothaaär ) ' warrior ' ( cf. Meskwaki pešekesiwa ' deer ' and we · ta.se : wa ' warrior ' ) .
This innovation is found already in Trowbidge's 1825 Kickapoo vocabulary in two words : ( Peshikitheear ) ' deer ' ; ( Waatothaaär ) ' warrior ' ( cf. Meskwaki pešekesiwa ' deer ' and we · ta.se : wa ' warrior ' ) .
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Kickapoo uses a different construction , also found in modern Sauk and as a rarer usage in Meskwaki , literally ' ten one ' : K metaafwi nekoti , S meta - owi nekoti ( Whittaker 1996 : 35 ) , F meta swi nekoti .
Kickapoo uses a different construction , also found in modern Sauk and as a rarer usage in Meskwaki , literally ' ten one ' : K metaafwi nekoti , S meta - owi nekoti ( Whittaker 1996 : 35 ) , F meta swi nekoti .
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