Search Results of "naka" Lenape to English

English:that (anim. deceased)

Lenape:naka

Possible Word Results

English:my deceased great grandmother

Lenape:ahanhùkwi nuhëma (w/ naka)

English:mat made of reeds

Lenape:anakàn

English:mats

Lenape:anakàna

English:she makes rush mats

Lenape:anakànahe

English:rushes; reeds

Lenape:anakànàsko

English:type of rush or reed used in mat-making

Lenape:anakànàskw

English:word; talk

Lenape:aptunakàn

English:words

Lenape:aptunakàna

English:not yet

Lenape:kàchinakami {DN}

English:What kind of a tree did I back into? (see comments)

Lenape:Kèkunakunk nakatièxi?

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Sentence Results

English:The deer died when the man shot him.

Lenape:Abkel naka ahtuho ènta na lënu poixkhoo.

English:He was a great man.

Lenape:Ahìnu naka lënuwa.

English:He was a great man in his lifetime.

Lenape:Ahìnu naka lënuwa ènta lehëlexèt.

English:The deer died when the man shot him.

Lenape:Ankël naka ahutho ènta na lënu pòyoxkhoo.

English:The dead man is frozen.

Lenape:Chakahchënuwa naka lënuwa.

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Story Results

English:21. A person should not use salt in Feast food (a Feast for the departed) or in food eaten after a peyote meetings. (These foods are cooked without salt and no salt is used before eating.)

Lenape:21. Matàch awèn hnakatamu sikhay ènta wihunkèt shëtako ènta kìshi michihtit mpisun.

English:deer's jaw. That was what they used to use when they made a garden

Lenape:ahtuhwi në taompikàn. Na hùnt na tìli hnakaktàmëneyo ènta hakihèhtit.

English:because they were still surprised at the way Wehixamukes had talked.

Lenape:èli kwiakwi chipelìntamuk èltunhèt nàka Wehixamukèsa.

English:because Wehixamukes liked to eat deer tongue.

Lenape:èli nàka Wehixamukèsa winkitàm ahtuhwi wilanu.

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