How to Say “Bye” in Lakota

tokša
tokša is the Lakota way to say bye.
tokša is used as a shortened form of a longer goodbye.
Meaning: short for goodbye (intj)

Did you know?

  • While tokša is used for 'bye', it is actually a promise meaning 'until then' or 'until we meet again'.
  • Traditional long-form goodbyes in Lakota frequently involve praying for the safety or well-being of the person leaving.
  • Using the shortened form tokša with an elder in a formal setting can be perceived as overly abrupt or rude.

Examples in context

  • Tokša.
    Bye.
  • Okáye, tokša.
    Okay, bye.
  • Tokša, lakušté.
    Bye, my friend.
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