How to Say “Grandson” in Lakota
The Lakota word for grandson is tȟōžáŋ. tȟōžáŋ is used to refer to the son of one’s child.
The Lakota word for grandson is tȟōžáŋ. tȟōžáŋ is used to refer to the son of one’s child.
The Lakota word for rain is maǧážu. This noun refers to an instance of particles falling.
The Lakota word for the English expression of strong agreement “amen” is hą́čhetuye. hą́čhetuye is used as an expression of strong agreement.
The Lakota word for čhiyé is older brother. čhiyé is used to refer to an older brother.
The Lakota word for boy is hokšila. hokšila is used to refer to a male child.
The Lakota word for big is tháŋka. tháŋka is used to describe something that is of a great size.
Waníkiya tȟuŋpí aŋpétu wašté is the Lakota way to say merry christmas. This phrase is used to express good wishes during the Christmas season.
The Lakota phrase for “shut up” is ináȟni. ináȟni is an interjection used to tell someone to stop talking.
The Lakota phrase for “I love you” is thečhíȟila. This phrase is used to express an affirmation of romantic feeling.