Rain, a-sá-nitz (lisped).
Snow, i̍h-i (ih very long; i short).
Star, a̍to (o almost like o umlaut).
Sun, ehsi̍ss.
Tomahawk, aha-loss.
Water, netse (e very short).
Wolf, kïati̍ssa (indistinct).
Woman, e̍sta (es lisped).
FOOTNOTES:
[249] Written from their pronunciation. They call their tribe, Ä̍hni-ninn. Gallatin (ibid., p. 125) speaks of them in connection with the Minnitarris. He calls them the Rapid, Fall, or Paunch Indians; and remarks quite correctly, that from the latest information their language is wholly different from those of the Minnitarris and Blackfeet (ibid., p. 132).—Maximilian.