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Category Archives: Nuts

Nut

Ohsò:kwa

This entry was posted in Dictionary, English, Food, Mohawk, N, Nuts, O, Plants on 09/27/2016 by Benjamin.

Horsechestnut

Kohsá:tens aotihsó:kwa’

This entry was posted in Dictionary, English, H, K, Mohawk, Nuts, Plants, Trees and tagged tree, trees on 09/12/2016 by Benjamin.

Hazelnut, beaked

Oshóhihte

This entry was posted in Dictionary, English, Food, H, Mohawk, Nuts, O, Plants on 09/11/2016 by Benjamin.

Hazelnut

Teiotitá:ronte

This entry was posted in Dictionary, English, Food, H, Mohawk, Nuts, Plants, T on 09/11/2016 by Benjamin.

Groundnut

Ohnenna’ta’ón:we

This entry was posted in Dictionary, English, Food, G, Mohawk, Nuts, O, Plants on 09/11/2016 by Benjamin.

Chestnut, sweet

Awenhakén:ra

This entry was posted in A, C, Dictionary, English, Mohawk, Nuts, Plants on 09/10/2016 by Benjamin.

Chestnut

Akoshá:tens Aotishò:kwa

This entry was posted in A, C, Dictionary, English, Food, Mohawk, Nuts, Plants on 09/10/2016 by Benjamin.

Acorn

karihton ohsò:kwa’

This entry was posted in A, Dictionary, English, K, Mohawk, Nuts, Plants and tagged nuts on 08/18/2015 by Benjamin.

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This website was created for community development of the Kanienkeha online language resources. With help from you and our elders we can create a digital inventory of the language and discuss the cultural significance behind each word. If we can build the dictionary to about 10,000 words this program will expand to a next phase and development will start on a google style translator with audio to help with pronunciation.

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Benjamin Doolittle

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