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Peddler (m)
Ratkè:rons
Peddler (f)
Iontkè:rons
Tree Surgeon, Arborist
Ratkwíria’ks
Hunter (f)
Iontó:rats
Chief
Roiá:ner
Guide
Shakoháha:wis
Dentist (m)
Shakonawirahserón:nis
Dentist (f)
Iakonawirahserón:nis
Teacher (m)
Shakorihonnién:ni
Teacher (f)
Iakorihonnién:ni
Fortuneteller (m)
Shakotkèn:se
Fortuneteller (f)
Iakotkèn:se
Judge (f)
Teieia’toréhtha
Bricklayer (Mason)
Tehentstenhrótha
Janitor (f)
Teiakohtáhrhos
Janitor (m)
Tehrohtáhrhos
Telephone Operator
Teiehtharáhkwa Iesarihwahseronnién:nis
Telephone Repairman
Teiehtharáhkwa Raronwarahéhrha
Typist
Teieristò:raraks
Bead Worker
Teietsi’nehtará:rons
Translator
Teiewennanetáhkwas
Garbage Person
Tewatstáhsion Ratikarénie’s
Bank Workers
Tsi Iehwistaientáhkhwa Rotiió’tens
Postal Workers
Tsi Iehiatonhseratahkwáhtha
Librarians
Tsi Iewennahnotáhkhwa Rotiió’tens
Office Workers
Tsi Thatihiatónhkhwa Rotiió’tens
Farmer (f)
Ieién:thos
Seamstress
Iontia’tawi’tsherón:nis
Police, Peacekeeper (f)
Ieríhton
Bus Driver (f)
Iakoia’takarénie’s iontórie’s
Bus Driver (m)
Iakoia’takarénie’s ratórie’s
Manicurist
Rashnon’karaké:tas
Attic
Tsi kanonhsakén:iate
Upstairs
Kanonhsohará:ke
Chef (m)
Rakhon:nis
Police, Peacekeeper (m)
Karíhton
Secretary (f)
Iahia:tons
Doctor (m)
Rate:tsients
Welder (m)
Rarihsto:seras
Farmer (m)
Raién:thos
Nurse (m)
Teha’tsnie
Fisherman (m)
Ranitsiato:rats
Doctor (f)
Ionte:tsients
Iron Worker
Rarihsta’kehro:non
Teacher (m)
Shakorihonnien:ni
Waitress (f)
Iekwahéhrha
Garbage Man
Watkentston Raro:roks
Salesperson (m)
Ratenhi:nons
Hunter (m)
Rató:rats
Typist (f)
Teierihsto:rarks
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She:kon/Greetings:
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.
Nia:wen/Thank you
Benjamin Doolittle
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