čaptíkʷɬ 1: coyote and deer (10) Flashcards
(45 cards)
1
Q
sqʷsqʷasíaʔ
A
children / offspring
2
Q
cn̓p̓uƛ̓m̓
A
come out of the bushes
3
Q
cn̓cəqcəqikn̓
A
sitting on their backs
4
Q
pəpəqpiq
A
little white things
5
Q
n̓sl̓sal̓íkn̓
A
spots on their backs
6
Q
cwar̓
A
fire
7
Q
spʔul̓
A
smoke
8
Q
kʷil̓l̓st
A
to sit some people down
9
Q
kɬəʔam̓
A
near
10
Q
ckm̓n̓tim̓
A
take more than one for oneself
11
Q
kslilxʷ
A
spots on the body / spots on the fur
12
Q
tʔap
A
dirty
13
Q
wr̓isl̓p̓m̓
A
make a fire with wood
14
Q
wram̓
A
make a fire
15
Q
ksl̓xʷʔus
A
big fire / large round thing
16
Q
n̓t̓w̓stus
A
stand in front of the fire
17
Q
c̓ix̌ʷt
A
spark
18
Q
kw̓tnínaʔ
A
put something over something
19
Q
x̌silxʷ
A
nice fur
20
Q
q̓ʷʔilx
A
to dance
21
Q
n̓ƛ̓ʔus
A
fire goes out / burns low
22
Q
lut pn̓kin̓
A
never
23
Q
n̓q̓m̓sc̓inm̓
A
to admire
24
Q
war̓əl̓x
A
they are sooty
25
sƛ̓aʔcínm̓ nʔɬ sqʷsaʷasíaʔs x̌stmisəl̓x iʔ skʷəkʷlal̓ l̓ x̌əx̌súlaʔxʷ
Deer and her children were enjoying the sun in a meadow
26
kiʔ cn̓p̓uƛ̓m̓ sn̓k̓lip
Then Coyote came out of the brush
27
"waý, sn̓txʷus sƛ̓aʔcínḿ", cut sn̓k̓lip
"Hello, cousin Deer," said Coyote
28
caʔkʷ c̓x̌iɬ itíʔ isqʷsqʷasíaʔ cn̓cqəqikn̓ t pəpəqpiq n̓sl̓sal̓íkn̓
I wish my children had little white spots like that sitting on their backs
29
cut sƛ̓aʔcínm̓, "way̓ caʔkʷ c̓x̌iɬ itíʔ asqʷsqʷasíaʔ x̌əx̌sx̌ásaʔt iʔ ksn̓cəqcəqikn̓s"
Deer said, "Your children can have pretty spots like that on their backs"
30
"nínwiʔs cún̓maʔn̓stn̓"
"Later I will show you"
31
"ɬə cəcámaʔt isqʷsqʷasíaʔ kn̓ wr̓isl̓p̓m̓, ksl̓xʷʔus iscwa̓r̓"
"When my children were small I built a fire, my fire was big."
32
l̓ spʔul̓ n̓t̓w̓stusn̓ isqʷsqʷasíaʔ
In the smoke I stood my children
33
iʔ t c̓ix̌ʷt kw̓tətnínaʔ l̓ sn̓k̓mikn̓s ixíʔ kiʔ pəpəqpiq iʔ sn̓sl̓sal̓íkn̓s
The sparks landed on their backs and so their spots are little and white
34
sn̓k̓lip wram̓ t ksl̓xʷʔus
Coyote made a big fire
35
kʷil̓l̓sts iʔ sqʷsqʷasíaʔs kɬəʔam̓ l̓ aʔ cwar̓, l̓ spʔul̓
He sat his children near the fire, in the smoke
36
ixíʔ sq̓ʷʔilxs uɬ n̓kʷnim̓s
Then he started dancing and he sang
37
ilíʔ uɬ n̓ƛ̓ʔusaʔ cwar̓
Then the fire burned low
38
sn̓k̓lip ckm̓n̓tis iʔ sqʷsqʷasíaʔs tl̓ spʔul̓
Coyote took his children from the smoke
39
taʔɬt t̓iʔ war̓əl̓x
They were very sooty
40
lut ckslilxʷ t pəpəqpiq
They did not have fur spotted with white
41
sn̓k̓lip iʔ sqʷsqʷasíaʔs t̓iʔ q̓ʷy̓q̓ʷʕay̓ uɬ tʔap
Coyote's children were black and dirty
42
ʕ̓ay̓m̓t sn̓k̓lip
Coyote was angry
43
lut pn̓kin̓ ɬn̓q̓m̓sc̓inm̓s iʔ scn̓sl̓sal̓íkn̓s sƛ̓aʔcínm̓ iʔ sqʷsqʷasíaʔs
He never again admired the spots on the backs of deer's children
44
ʕapnáʔ sn̓k̓lip ckl̓kil̓sts sƛ̓aʔcínm̓
Now Coyote chases Deer
45
nax̌m̓ɬ lut pn̓kin̓ t̓a ckʷn̓nusts
But he never catches her
