Warren Edward

The English phrase “how are you?” is translated into Lakota as tȟokȟá šni yaún he?

The Lakota word for the color white is ska. ska is used to denote the color white as a noun.

The Lakota word for nephew is tožą́. The term tožą́ is used to refer to a nephew, whether he is the son of a brother or the son of a sister.

The English word “dog” is šúŋka in Lakota. šúŋka refers to the animal known as a dog.

The English word girl is translated into Lakota as wičhínčala. The term refers to a young female person.

One of the most cherished relationships in any language is that between a child and their mother. Language plays a

The Lakota word for “corn” is wagmíza. wagmíza refers to the tall plant that produces large yellow seeds used for food.

The Lakota phrase for “hello, my friend” is Háu, kȟolá. This phrase is used as a friendly greeting to acknowledge a companion or an acquaintance.

The English phrase colors is translated into Lakota as wíyounye. wíyounye refers to the different hues or shades that a person sees in light.

The Lakota word for hawk is čhetáŋ. The term refers to a predatory bird of the Accipitridae family.