tauni-mara its is a phrase in the movie CHISUM, starring John Wayne, it's the north wind
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Answer: Every aspect of the John Wayne film Chisum is false, including all details of the native Americans shown in the movie. The phrase "tahnee mara" was invented by the writer of the original story, who had no absolutely understanding of any native language or culture. Anyone who thinks they can learn history from American movies is extremely foolish.
The Comanche word for "alone" is sʉmʉsa(sʉmʉ' = one), and the word for "lonely" will be close to this. The Comanche word for wind is nʉena or nʉetʉ.
Tahnee mara does not mean anything in either Comanche or "Apache" (unspecified tribe) - the two native groups mentioned in the movie.
The Comanche word for coyote is: kʉtseena
tauni-mara its is a phrase in the movie CHISUM, starring JOHN WAYNE, it's the north wind==========================================================Answer: Every aspect of the John Wayne film Chisum is false, including all details of the native Americans shown in the movie. The phrase "tahnee mara" was invented by the writer of the original story, who had no absolutely understanding of any native language or culture. Anyone who thinks they can learn history from American movies is extremely foolish.The Comanche word for "alone" is sʉmʉsa(sʉmʉ' = one), and the word for "lonely" will be close to this. The Comanche word for wind is nʉena or nʉetʉ.Tahnee mara does not mean anything in either Comanche or "Apache" (unspecified tribe) - the two native groups mentioned in the movie.
The Comanche word for arrow is pa'aka. A bow is eetų.
The Comanche language has no word meaning ace, either as the playing card or in any other sense.
In Comanche the term for "he hunts or looks for" would be used instead of "tracker" - hunter used many skills including following tracks. The word for he hunts is hoekwai.
The Comanche word for coyote is: kʉtseena
There is no direct equivalent in Comanche for the English word special.
The Comanche word for arrow is pa'aka. A bow is eetų.
tauni-mara its is a phrase in the movie CHISUM, starring JOHN WAYNE, it's the north wind==========================================================Answer: Every aspect of the John Wayne film Chisum is false, including all details of the native Americans shown in the movie. The phrase "tahnee mara" was invented by the writer of the original story, who had no absolutely understanding of any native language or culture. Anyone who thinks they can learn history from American movies is extremely foolish.The Comanche word for "alone" is sʉmʉsa(sʉmʉ' = one), and the word for "lonely" will be close to this. The Comanche word for wind is nʉena or nʉetʉ.Tahnee mara does not mean anything in either Comanche or "Apache" (unspecified tribe) - the two native groups mentioned in the movie.
Wolf = IsaHair = Piahp
The Latin word for lonely.. is Solo
The word that means lonely is "solitary."
The Comanche word for winged is kasakatʉThe superscript letters are whispered, so the word sounds like kahs-kaht.
Lonely is an adjective or describing word. Therefore, it doesn't have a plural. See examples; I am lonely You are lonely They are lonely The plural (they) doesn't require a variation on the word lonely.
No
The word lonely is an adjective.
The Comanche language has no word meaning ace, either as the playing card or in any other sense.