A Narrative of the Captivity and Adventures of John Tanner (U.S. Interpreter at the Saut de Ste. Marie) / During Thirty Years Residence among the Indians in the Interior of North America

by John Tanner

• Pe-cheik
• Nije
• Nis-wois
• Neau
• Na-nan
• Ni-gou-ta-wa-swois
• Ni-gi-was-wois
• She-was-wois
• Shan-gwos-wois
• Mit-as-swois

47. Chippewyan—From a Chippewyan.

• Eth-li-ah
• Nuk-kur
• Tor-ri
• Ding-he
• Sos-su-li-he
• El-kat-har-ri
• Slus-ing-ding-he
• El-ket-ding-he
• Kutch-e-no-ner-re
• Ho-ner-ne-nuh

48. Winnebago—From a Winnebago.

• Zhunk-kaid
• Noamp
• Tarn
• T’joab
• Sarj
• Har-ker-ra
• Shar-goan
• Kad-do-unk
• Yunk-ked-joos-koon
• Ker-reb-hon-na

49. Cree—From a native.

• Pe-ak
• Nees-to
• Ne-o
• Ne-ah-nun
• Ning-good-waw-sik
• Ne-su
• Ta-be-ko
• E-nah-ne
• Kam-me-tah-tat
• Me-tah-tat

50. Mahnesheet, (slow-tongues,) residing on the St. Johns, N. B. From a native.

• Na-koot
• Tah-bo
• Sheist
• Na-oo
• Nahn
• Kah-mutch-in
• Lo-he-gin-nuk
• O-go-mul-chin
• Aish-ko-nah-daig
• Ko-dainsk