Search Results of "min" Lenape to English

English:currant; huckleberry; seed

Lenape:min

Possible Word Results

English:Place where we stayed a long time [Appoquinimink, DE - near present Middletown DE]

Lenape:ahpukwënëmink

English:place to fish

Lenape:amink

English:he is better; he is healed

Lenape:aminkahsehële

English:he looks purple

Lenape:chàkinkwèminakwsu

English:he looks flirty; he has a flirty look

Lenape:chëminakwsu

English:small dog; feist

Lenape:chëminkw

English:he has a flirty look

Lenape:chëminkwèxin

English:little feist (small energetic dog)

Lenape:chëminkwtët

English:flirty man

Lenape:chëmìnu

English:chimney

Lenape:chìmìni

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Sentence Results

English:Some of the men are across the river.

Lenape:Alënte lënuwàk kamink.

English:Some work in the house and some outdoors.

Lenape:Alënte mikëmòsuwàk wikwahëmink òk alënte kòchëmink.

English:Yes, she went to Bartlesville.

Lenape:E-e, Kamink è.

English:Angels came from heaven.

Lenape:Enchëlàk wënchihëleyok os'hakamink.

English:Don't whistle outside after dark or your mouth will go crooked.

Lenape:Kàchi chipëweyàn kochëmink ènta piskèk, xu kpimtunehëla.

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Story Results

English:18. One should not eat or drink outside after dark without first giving a small bit, placed on the ground, for the departed.

Lenape:18. Matàch awèn mitsi òk mëne piskewëni kochëmink kënch ta hìtami sukalètàmu në mehëmichink òk në mehëmënink èli yuki nèlkahkonkwik kotatàmëneyo hùnt.

English:29. It was said long ago by the Delawares now deceased if a person goes outside or is seated outside, if he hears a Rain Crow (Yellow-Billed Cuckoo, it is named by the old Delawares) he will be lazy all day long.

Lenape:29. Luwèn hùnt lòmwe yuki Lënapeyunkahke ènta awèn kochëmink li ate, shëtako lëmatahpite kochëmink, ènta pëntaote na chulëns kaxkhuwes èluwènsik luweyok hùnt kwëti kishkwi awèn nulhànt.

English:31. When a screech owl comes to your home and and lands outside in a tree where a person lives they say, "Oh, that is not good!" They began to be afraid and they burned some salt and they prayed. That is the way the old Delawares did long ago. (The belief was that he is a messenger of bad news that someone you know or a relative is going to die.)

Lenape:31. Enta wa chululhuwe pèchi lihëlak hìtkunk tali kochëmink ènta awèn wikit luweyok hùnt, "O, mata wëlëtu." Alëmi wishas'hatuwàk, wëlusemëneyo në sikhay òk patamaok. Elaihòsihtit hùnt lòmwe Lënapeyunkahke lòmëwe.

English:into the council house. There was also a fire in that house.

Lenape:achimulsikaonink tali. Tëntay òk hatè në wikwahëmink tali.

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