Mvskoke Word List
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Mvskoke | English | ||
echaswv | beaver | ||
Echaswvlke | Beaver clan | ||
ecke | mother | ||
Ecke Vrvkkueckv Nettv | Mother’s Day | ||
ecko | dried corn | ||
eckuce | aunt (on father’s side) | ||
eckv | lice | ||
eckvposwuce | gnat | ||
eco | deer, stag, buck, doe | ||
eco empvkanv | crabapple | ||
eco pihkv | moose | ||
efoluce | screech owl | ||
efv | dog | ||
efv honecv | wild dog, dingo | ||
ehe | husband | ||
Ehole | November | ||
ehosetv | to forget | ||
ekisse | hair | ||
ekvlpe | brain | ||
ekv nokke | headache | ||
ekvnv | land, world | ||
ele | foot, feet | ||
elesketv | to pout | ||
ele wesakv | toe, toes | ||
eme | he, she | ||
emehaketv | to wait | ||
emetv | to give | ||
emvculkv | his/her age | ||
emvnicetv | to help | ||
ena | his/her body | ||
enfvske | thorn | ||
enheckv | appearance (shape, color, etc.) | ||
enka | okay, you’re welcome | ||
enke | hand | ||
enke wesakv | finger, fingers | ||
ennokketv | to hurt | ||
Ennvrkvpv | Wednesday | ||
Enhvyvtke | Thursday | ||
epaken | six | ||
era | back | ||
erke | father | ||
Erke Vrakkueckv Nettv | Father’s Day | ||
erkenvkv | preacher | ||
erkuce | uncle (on father’s side) | ||
ero | squirrel | ||
esetv | to take (one), get, catch | ||
esfiketv | to turn | ||
eshotcickv | pencil | ||
eshoyvnetv | to pass | ||
esketv | to drink | ||
estakkv | bedbug | ||
este | person | ||
este cate | Native/American Indian | ||
este hvtke | white person | ||
estekene | horned owl, hoot owl | ||
este lane | Asian person | ||
estelepikv | shoe, shoes | ||
este lvste | black person, African American | ||
estepapv | lion | ||
este vfastv | nurse | ||
esti | who | ||
estimv | who | ||
estonko? | how it is going? how are you? | ||
estuce | baby | ||
estuce vhecicv | baby sitter | ||
estvhokcv | stinkbug | ||
eto | tree, wood | ||
eto colokcowv | gum, pitch, or sap of a tree | ||
eto hvrpe | bark, tree bark | ||
eto esse | leaf | ||
eto pokhuce | shrub, bush | ||
eto vlke | forest | ||
eyacetv | to want |
**DISCLAIMER
Realizing the different dialects in the Muscogee language, the Muscogee Language Program Committee had to determine the dialect to be used for the language instruction. The selections for the pronunciation and spelling may or may not be your customary way of pronouncing the word.
The dialect chosen is not to diminish other dialects nor does it mean there is a right or wrong way to pronounce those particular words. It does mean, however, the program had to elect one way to teach and say the word to enable consistency in teaching the language. Therefore, it was a committee decision for the pronunciations in the Muscogee Language Program curriculum.
This page is being provided by the Mvskoke Language Program to be of value to those who want to learn to speak Mvskoke.
Mvskoke Language Program
PO BOX 580
Okmulgee, OK 74447

(918) 732-7649