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Pawnee Language Learning

Kelli Cedarfield

The beautiful Pawnee language in small doses. Word of the Day a few days a week, quick grammar lessons, with the occasional dose of history and culture. pawneelanguagelearning.substack.com

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Ep. 14 - Ancient Pawneeland

Pawnee Language Learning ·

2024/03/03

The Enchanted Mirror: Ancient Pawneeland, book by Roger Echo-Hawk (Pawnee)From Peopling to European Contact, presentation by Carlton Shield Chief Gover (Pawnee)Western Pawneeland, presentation by Carlton Shield Chief Gover (Pawnee)Pawnee History, presentation by Matt Reed (Pawnee)Pawnee Language Learning is a reader-supported publication. To support the Pawnee Language Program, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. Get full access to Pawnee Language Learning at

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11:27

Ep. 13 - Pawnee Consonants

Pawnee Language Learning ·

2024/03/02

c - the ‘ts’ sound in tsk, tsunami, tsar, catsup, hotspot, cats, suits.č - the ‘ch’ sound in Charlie, church, churlishh - the breathy ‘h’ in “aha!”k - the soft ‘k’ in skate, skip, skin; not the hard ‘k’ in Kate, king, kind.p - soft ‘p’ as in spot, special, spice; not the hard ‘p’ in pop, pot, pebble.s - as in snake, snout, sassy.t - soft ‘t’ as in stop, stay, sting; not the hard ‘t’ in top, Tom, talk, w - as in water, wash, window[ ‘ ] - glottal stop as in uh-ohPawnee has a total of 16 sounds in

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Ep. 12 - I am White / Black / Asian

Pawnee Language Learning ·

2024/03/01

tâtakita - I amSOUTHBAND (SB)čârikstâka’ - white (Caucasian); čâriks=person, tâka’=whitečârikskâtît - Black; čâriks=person, kâtît=blackSKIDI (SK)čâhikstâka’ - white (Caucasian); čâhiks=person, tâka’=whitečâhikskâtît - Black; čâhiks=person, kâtît-blackBOTH BANDSkiripasi’ - Asian; kiri=eyes, pasi’=narrowThe Pawnee [ č ] is pronounced ‘ch’, like the ‘ch’ in “church” and “Charlie.”Nora Pratt is Skidi Pawnee. Listen to her pronunciation below:Nora Pratt says, ČâhikskâtîtNora Pratt says, Kiripasi'Pawnee

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Ep. 11 - I am Wichita / Osage

Pawnee Language Learning ·

2024/02/29

tâtakita - I amkirikûruks - Wichita. Literally, it means ‘bear eyes’.pasâsi’ - OsageThe Pawnee ‘k’ is a soft ‘k’, pronounced like the ‘k’ in ‘skate’, not a hard ‘k’ as in ‘Kate.’We will review all the Pawnee consonants in episode 13.Nora Pratt says, KirikûruksNora Pratt says, Pasâsi'Pawnee Language Learning is a reader-supported publication. To support the Pawnee Language Program, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. Get full access to Pawnee Language Learning at

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2:06

Ep. 10 - I am Arikara / Otoe

Pawnee Language Learning ·

2024/02/28

tâtakita - I amastârâhi - Arikarapasûhara - OtoeThe Pawnee ‘h’ in between vowels is pronounced like the English ‘h’ in ‘hat’.We will review all the Pawnee consonants in episode 12.Nora Pratt says, PasûharaNora Prat says, AstârâhiPawnee Language Learning is a reader-supported publication. To support the Pawnee Language Program, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. Get full access to Pawnee Language Learning at pawneelanguagelearning.substack.com/subscribe

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Ep. 9 - I am Pawnee

Pawnee Language Learning ·

2024/02/28

tâtakitaka - I ampâri’ - PawneeThe Pawnee ‘r’ is a flapped ‘r’, pronounced like the Spanish ‘r’ in Rodriguez or Rafael, or the Japanese ‘r’ in ramen. English does have this sound, it’s the middle sound in the word “butter” and “ladder”. If you are having trouble flapping your ‘r’, you can use a soft ‘d’ sound, or an ‘L’ or even an ‘n’ sound. The early English-speaking settlers couldn’t pronounce Pâri’, so it became Pani, then Pawnee.The Pawnee ‘p’ is a soft ‘p’, pronounced like the ‘p’ is “spot” or

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Ep. 8 - I am called [name].

Pawnee Language Learning ·

2024/02/27

Tâtasa’ - I am called______. It’s the equivalent of the English, My name is____.The Pawnee ‘t’ is pronounced like the soft ‘t’ in ‘stop’ and ‘stay’, not the hard ‘t’ in Tom, trouble, or truck. Your tongue is behind your teeth.Pawnee Language Learning is a reader-supported publication. To support the Pawnee Language Program, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.The Pawnee ‘s’ is pronounced the same as the English ‘s’. Get full access to Pawnee Language Learning at

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Ep.7 Who Are The Pawnee?

Pawnee Language Learning ·

2024/02/26

Where and when are the beginnings of Pawnee consciousness? Who are the Pawnee related to? Should we consider indigenous oral traditions when researching their history? Join me in a short discussion of the beginnings of Pawnee history and a couple of amazing people who are finding truth in stories.Links to Resources:Roger Echo-Hawk, The Enchanted Mirror: Ancient PawneelandCarlton Gover on Pawnee/Arikara History Get full access to Pawnee Language Learning at

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Ep. 6 Vowel Sounds

Pawnee Language Learning ·

2024/02/14

*Vowel sounds used by both the Skidi and Southband dialects:a - ‘a’ as in about, around, above, what, was. The “uh” sound.â - ‘a’ as in father, water, walk and talk.i - ‘i’ as in hit, sit, it, Indian.î - ‘i’ as in machine, trampoline, magazine. u - ‘u’ as in bush, push, cushion, and the vowel sound in foot and book.û - ‘u’ as in consume, resume, tune and costume.*Southband dialect has two more vowel sounds:e - ‘e’ as in egg, bet, wet.ê - ‘e’ as in café, fiancé, and the final ‘e’ sound in resumé.

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Ep. 5 Greetings, everyone and everything

Pawnee Language Learning ·

2024/02/14

nawa - greetingskitû’u’ - everyone and everything. All the people who are there, all the animals that are there, the trees, everyone and everything that is present.The Pawnee long ‘u’—û—is pronounced like the ‘u’ in June, illuminate and costume. We will go over all the Pawnee vowel sounds in episode 6. Listen to Nora Pratt say, kitû'u' Get full access to Pawnee Language Learning at pawneelanguagelearning.substack.com/subscribe

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Ep. 4 Greetings, tribe.

Pawnee Language Learning ·

2024/02/14

nawa - greetings.akitâru’ - tribe.The Pawnee short ‘u’, is pronounced like the ‘u’ in bush, push, cushion, and the vowel sound in foot and book. We’ll go over all the Pawnee vowel sounds in episode 6.The [ ’ ] is a glottal stop, telling the speaker to clip that final ‘u’, don’t drag it out.Listen to Nora Pratt say, akitâru' Get full access to Pawnee Language Learning at pawneelanguagelearning.substack.com/subscribe

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Ep.3 Greetings to those here and scattered about

Pawnee Language Learning ·

2024/02/13

nawa - greetingstirastapiwâhat - to everyone seated here and to those who are scattered about. Everyone is in the same general area, but there might be little groups of people scattered around.The Pawnee long ‘a’ is pronounced like the ‘a’ in father and water. The “ah” sound.We will go over all the Pawnee vowel sounds in episode 6. Get full access to Pawnee Language Learning at pawneelanguagelearning.substack.com/subscribe

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Ep. 2 Greetings, everyone

Pawnee Language Learning ·

2024/02/13

nawa - greetingstirastapihat - to all who are seated here.The Pawnee short ‘i’ is pronounced like the ‘i’ in hit, sit, spit. We will go over all the Pawnee vowel sounds in episode 6. Get full access to Pawnee Language Learning at pawneelanguagelearning.substack.com/subscribe

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Ep. 1 - Greetings!

Pawnee Language Learning ·

2024/02/13

nawa - roughly equivalent to “Hello”, it’s the Pawnee greeting.The short ‘a’ is pronounced “uh” like the ‘a’ in above, about, what and was.We will go over all the Pawnee vowel sounds in episode 6. Get full access to Pawnee Language Learning at pawneelanguagelearning.substack.com/subscribe

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Pawnee Language Learning - Introduction

Pawnee Language Learning ·

2024/02/13

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