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The Sauk Language : A First Look GORDON WHITTAKER Universität Göttingen THE SAUK The Sauk can be traced back reliably to the Saginaw Bay and River area ( Old Sauk Sâkînâwe ) of eastern Michigan , where their own and Ojibwa tradition ...
The Sauk Language : A First Look GORDON WHITTAKER Universität Göttingen THE SAUK The Sauk can be traced back reliably to the Saginaw Bay and River area ( Old Sauk Sâkînâwe ) of eastern Michigan , where their own and Ojibwa tradition ...
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... Sauk from its sisters , most speakers mention the fact that Sauk has înâhi ' over there ' where Mesquakie has îyâhi . Another conspicuous difference lies in the meaning of the verb ketowa : usually ' say ( as human ) ' , rarely ...
... Sauk from its sisters , most speakers mention the fact that Sauk has înâhi ' over there ' where Mesquakie has îyâhi . Another conspicuous difference lies in the meaning of the verb ketowa : usually ' say ( as human ) ' , rarely ...
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The two Sauk tribal divisions are known as the Shkashêki ( less commonly , Oshkashêki ) and the Kîshkôhaki . The term Kîshkôhkwêha refers to a female member of the Kîshkôhaki today , whereas in Old Sauk ( ( Kees - ko - qua ( s ) ) in ...
The two Sauk tribal divisions are known as the Shkashêki ( less commonly , Oshkashêki ) and the Kîshkôhaki . The term Kîshkôhkwêha refers to a female member of the Kîshkôhaki today , whereas in Old Sauk ( ( Kees - ko - qua ( s ) ) in ...
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GEORGE F AUBIN | 11 |
JULIE BRITTAIN | 25 |
MATTHEW S DRYER | 54 |
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