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By English WORD or PHRASE
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Search Results of "mpisun" Lenape to English
English:
medicine; peyote
Lenape:
mpisun
Possible Word Results
English:
tumpline (worn across the forehead) (see also Hapis)
Lenape:
këla
mpisun
English:
tumplines
Lenape:
këla
mpisun
a
English:
medicines
Lenape:
mpisun
a
English:
my medicine
Lenape:
mpisun
ëm
English:
of medicine; of peyote
Lenape:
mpisun
i
English:
tepee {DN} (this seems to refer to a tepee used for Native American Church)
Lenape:
mpisun
ikaon {DN}
English:
my medicine
Lenape:
në
mpisun
ëm
Sentence Results
English:
It has been about twenty years since I ate that medicine.
Lenape:
Ahpami èt nishintxke kahtëne nochi michin në
mpisun
.
English:
Some say medicine (or peyote) songs.
Lenape:
Alënte luweyok asuwakàna
mpisun
i.
English:
Some trees and grasses have medicines.
Lenape:
Hìtkuk òk skiko wëlatuwàk
mpisun
alënte.
English:
We will eat medicine together when it gets cool weather.
Lenape:
Mpisun
michhatihëna ènta thapànke,
English:
He uses medicine.
Lenape:
Mpisun
nhakatàm.
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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:
5. A person should not blow on any medicinal tea (as one would to cool it) when he wants to drink it.
Lenape:
5. Matàch awèn putatamuwën
mpisun
ènta kahta mënète.
English:
I don’t know now this book says in the summer to use it, maybe it was medicine
Lenape:
ku nuwatu yukwe lekhikàn luwe nipënëwi hank mësi kèku nhakatàm, wèchi èt në
mpisun
i.