bark
______________________________________________________________________________ o-ho-we (ohowe) bark, as a dog (RR-Quapaw) ______________________________________________________________________________
why - bark - not - you arrive - when ______________________________________________________________________________
dog - bark - he, she standing, doing that ______________________________________________________________________________
dog - my - bark - he, she standing, doing that ______________________________________________________________________________
dog - why - bark - he, she standing, doing that ______________________________________________________________________________
why - dog - bark at you - not * conjugated “at you” form of “bark” …. o-di-ho (odiho) - bark at you, you receiving the action of the barking ______________________________________________________________________________ Dhegiha Language Family Comparison · o-ho-we (ohowe) - bark, as a dog (RR-Quapaw) · hu-shi (húshi) - bark, to bark, as a dog (Omaha/Ponca) · u-hu-hu (ú-hu-hu) - the bark or yelp of a dog (FL-Osage) · ho (hóo) - voice, bark, moo, quack, etc, make an animal noise (CQ-Osage) · o-ho (óhoo) - bark, woof, as a dog does (CQ-Osage) · ho-ʰtaⁿ (hóoʰtaⁿ) - yell, holler, shout, literally, loud voice, sing or sound out, make a loud sound, make animal sounds, sing like a bird, moo, bark, howl (CQ-Osage) · ho-taⁿ (hótaⁿ) - cry of an animal, bark, roar, bellow, etc (Kanza) |
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