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Cheyenne (Tsitsitas) sentences © by Cheyenne Language and Culture Fund / Dull Knife Memorial College / P.O. Box 98 / Lame Deer, MT 59043 / U.S.A. Every day sentences translated into English. Sample:
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Cheyenne (Tsitsitas) thematic glossaries © by Cheyenne Language and Culture Fund / Dull Knife Memorial College / P.O. Box 98 / Lame Deer, MT 59043 / U.S.A. This file contains 28 English-Cheyenne glossaries: animals, astronomy, bird names, the human body, clothes, colors, commands, family, expressing feelings, food, greetings, holidays, idioms, numbers, objects, sentences (part 2), places, playing, conjugation of "to see", spirits, time, transport, tribe names, verbs, verb initials [morphemes]. These files were written using Rev. Rodolphe Petter's Cheyenne alphabet, with the exception of using "ts" instead of "z". [A] means "animate" gender, [IA] "inanimate". Get more information from Wayne Leman's site. Sample:
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