Wizi Noun – Old Tipi (darkened with smoke).
(Translation Courtesy of the New Dictionary by LLC)
Lakota Word of the Day: Wizi
– August 23, 2011Posted in: Lakota Language Lessons
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Lakota Word of the Day: Yuwá?žila
– August 22, 2011Posted in: Lakota Language Lessons
Yuwá?žila Verb – To Unite something/somebody, conjoin, merge, unify; assemble (as something that comes in parts). (Translation Courtesy of the New Dictionary by LLC)
Pictured above is the Oyate Omniciye Logo. The circles around the outside represent all the Consortium Members and people uniting together to make a plan for the future.
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Lakota Word of the Day: Iktómi
– August 17, 2011Posted in: Featured, Lakota Language Lessons
Iktómi Noun – Spider
(Pictured below is awesome spider we found in our garden!)
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Lakota Word of the Day: Wápaha
– August 11, 2011Posted in: Lakota Language Lessons
Wápaha NOUN – a flag; banner, standard, staff, war-standard (a war-society staff). (Translation Courtesy of the New Dictionary by LCC)
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Lakota Words of the Day: Waná?i T?á?há?ku & Mat?ó Thípila
– August 9, 2011Posted in: Featured, Lakota Language Lessons
Waná?i T?á?há?ku NOUN – Milky Way.
Mat?ó Thípila NOUN – Devil's Tower, WY (Grey Horn Butte)
(Translations Courtesy of the New Dictionary by LLC)
Photo Courtesy of Aaron Huey
