In Kiowa, the word for princess is "A-gau-ge."
Goodbye in Kiowa is "ga'udohaa."
The Kiowa people spoke a language known as Kiowa, which is a member of the Kiowa-Tanoan language family. It is a Tanoan language that originated in the southwestern United States. Today, efforts are being made to preserve and revitalize the Kiowa language.
In Kiowa, "little girl" is "wakonetu kowa," pronounced as wah-koh-neh-too koh-wah.
The primary language spoken in N. Scott Momaday's house when he was a child in Oklahoma was Kiowa, which is a Native American language. Momaday's immersion in the Kiowa language and culture had a significant impact on his writing and identity as a Native American author.
The name "Kiowa's Sweet Spirit" is pronounced as kee-OH-wuhz sweet SPIR-it.
There doesn't appear to be an official translation for New Beginnings in the Kiowa language. There also isn't a translation available to translate English words into Kiowa. There is an official Facebook page, in which people ask those who speak the language how to say certain things.
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James Monney has written: 'Calendar history of the Kiowa Indians' -- subject(s): Glossaries, vocabularies, Kiowa Indians, Kiowa language
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I believe it was a Kiowa lady named Fern Sluder. She just passed away March 13, 2011.
Well I know this IS NOT the proper spelling but it sounds something like this- Aim go-doe bee-el-doe I am not a linguist so it's difficult to convey subtle differences in speed and inflection which can change the meaning of a word or phrase. The Kiowa language is not like English so it can be difficult to teach through writing alone. But what I wrote above I feel pretty safe about hehe. If you want to know more about the Kiowa language try getting in touch with the Kiowa Complex in Oklahoma. Hope this helped at least a little. = )
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David L. Paddlety has written: 'Conversational Kiowa' -- subject(s): Kiowa language, Grammar, Vocabulary, Conversation and phrase books
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"Kiowa" is a very poor attempt by white people to say the real name of the tribe: Gaigwu or Cáuigú.The first part of this is the element Kae- or Gai-which means the Kiowa themselves - it may derive from the word ka' (mother) or from ka-a' (a type of spear with feathers along its length). The true origin is lost. Kae-kiameans a Kiowa man; Kae-ma is a Kiowa woman.The second element -gua means men or people.So Cáuigú means "Kiowa people".Some writers have claimed that the meaning of Kiowa is "principal people", but a careful study of their language shows this idea to be false; the only way of expressing the word "principal", "genuine" "real" or "true" in Kiowa is to add the ending -hin.
He grew up with English as a first language but was also exposed to Kiowa.