Estsánatlehi is often called, in song, Estsánatlesi, and Tsóhanoai is often called (apparently with greater propriety) Tsínhanoai. Sĭníʻ = Sĭ′ni.
The syllables not translated are meaningless.
283. SIGNIFICANT WORDS OF SONGS OF THE LOG, FIRST SET.
First Song:— Tsĭn Tree (log, stick) nĭzóni beautiful saʻ for me niĭ′nitha. they fell.
Second Song:— Tsĭn Tree nĭzóni beautiful saʻ for me haídile. they prepare or trim.
Third Song:— Tsĭn Tree nĭzóni beautiful saʻ for me haiyĭdílaʻ. they have prepared.
Fourth Song:— Tsĭn Tree nĭzóni beautiful sĭláʻ with me yidĭtíʻyiʻ. they carry.
Fifth Song:— Tsĭn Tree nĭzóni beautiful sĭláʻ with me tháiyiyitin. they put in the water.
The word for beautiful is usually pronounced ĭnzóni, not nĭzóni as above.