ĕ´qtiga´xaidaⁿ´ctĕgiaⁿ´najiⁿ´i.Nini´bakĕuji´aȼiⁿ´ie´gaⁿmaqpi´kĕʇáȼicaⁿúgaqȼe
they themselvesthey makeperhapssinging their ownthey stand.Pipethe lg. ob.filledthey haveascloudtowards the lg. ob.facing
baha´najiⁿ´i.Ni´kaciⁿ´gaama´a´jictĭga´xe-naⁿ´i.Ataⁿ´ctĕnini´baaȼiⁿ´-bajĭgaⁿ´waaⁿ´si´aⁿȼe´
holding out tothey stand.Personthe pl. sub.differenttoothey often do.Sometimespipethey do not havesosingingalone
daⁿ´ctĕnajiⁿ´-naⁿi.Kĭni´kaciⁿ´gaama´ȼe´i´ȼa‘e´ȼĕ ama´úckaⁿeda´daⁿúdaⁿuha´‘i´ȼĕtai´
perhapsthey stand often.Andpersonthe pl. sub.thisthose who have
visions, etc.		deedwhatgoodto follow the coursepromisewill
ʞĭ´ctĕi´bahaⁿ´i,cĭúckaⁿjúajĭa´kipa tai´ʞĭ´ctĕi´bahaⁿ´i.Gaⁿni´kaciⁿ´gaȼiⁿaⁿwaⁿ´waʇagaqȼaⁿ´
eventhey know,againdeedunsuitablethey will meeteventhey know.Andpersonthe
mv. one		in what directionlarge hunting
expedition
maⁿȼiⁿ´ctĕwaⁿ´nini´uji´‘i´ie´gaⁿwaȼi´gȼañkiȼai´.E‘aⁿ´ujañ´geuha´ taiʞĭ´ctĕi´bahaⁿgi´gaⁿȼai´
walkssoevertobaccoputs ingives toascauses him to prophesy.Howroadhe will follow its
course		evento knowwishes for him
e´gaⁿwaañ´kiȼai´.Kĭataⁿ´ctĕni´kaciⁿ´gaama´e´gaⁿi,a´ȼade-naⁿ´i,wani´tadaⁿ´ctĕube´niⁿʞĭ,wani´ta
ascauses him to sing.Andsometimespersonthe pl. sub.just so,they often pronounce,quadrupedperhapsthey find
out		ifquadruped
d‘u´baaⁿ‘i´ihă,e´daⁿ´ctĕaⁿ´i.
somethey have
given to me		.he
says		perhaps.

Notes.

383, 4, et passim. Ȼaȼiⁿce ejaⁿmiⁿ, contracted in rapid pronunciation to, ȼaȼiⁿcejaⁿmiⁿ.