Eastern Shoshone Working Dictionary - Wyoming Linguistics

hanivui)
anivui wan[a] fly trap (E)
anivui we kumba fly swatter (E)
anixwa iv. fall (S 97.3)
anixwats, [after falling] (S)
anzi wowo n. cantelopes (E)
ape nakand[eN] father-in-law (E); cf. dogo
Ape Nekar n. Father Dance, for mass curing for epidemics; "a close
relative of the Ghost Dance of latter days") (Sh)
Ape Tavê n. Father's Day (E)
ape" (-a) n. father (S); father, God (T)
apêchis[eN] in: gê apêchiseN, instant (E)
apetsi n. daddy (E)
apo n. apple (T)
Apsariko n. Crow Indians (Rob; Geb ; )
ara n. var. of arafeH, jaw/bit
arafan zokap[eH] n. dimple (lit. jaw's dent) (E)
arafeH n. 1. jaw (T) 2. bit (bridle) (Rob, Mor); var. ara
araH n. uncle (T)
[aranee, pl.] (T)
arapane n. elephant (T)
are co
mb.
deep (S)
aroipe moldy, corroded (T)
arombana n. cliff (S)
asavêgas[eN] as far as (E)
ase suwait emphasize (E)
ashi buir[eN] white eye (injury) (Hi)
asnia claim (E)
are hunu, deep gulch (S 45.7; cf. hunuviN, gulch/ditch;
C )
atu in: atu se[a]kande, growing here and there (E)
avête adv
.
out doors (T)
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