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What is the Shawnee translation for happy?
What is the Shawnee translation for "Happy Days" ?
What is the Apache Indian translation for healer?
The Native American translation for healer would be found in any of the hundreds of languages amoungst hundreds of Nations. The question would be better framed " what is the (Apache, Dineh, Tslagi) translation for healer?
What is Shawnee translation for hi?
bezone
What is the Shawnee translation for you are home?
lotte
What is the Shawnee translation for warrior?
The Shawnee word for a warrior is not-too-pol-wit-ta.
What is the Shawnee translation for Honey Bee?
amëwe
What is the Shawnee translation for turkey?
In the Shawnee language, the word for turkey is "nawki." The Shawnee language is part of the Algonquian language family, and it has its own unique vocabulary and grammar. If you need more information about the Shawnee language or culture, feel free to ask!
What is the translation of your sanctuary in Shawnee Indian?
The term "sanctuary" doesn't have a direct translation in Shawnee, as many indigenous languages, including Shawnee, often have unique concepts tied to cultural practices and beliefs. However, words related to safety, refuge, or sacred space can be explored within the context of the Shawnee language. For a precise term, consulting a Shawnee language expert or resource would be ideal, as meanings can vary based on context.
What is the Shawnee translation for heart?
ki-te-hi--heart (pronunced "kee-teh-hee")from Wa'apaheelo (Soaring White Eagle) 1/4 Shawnee
What is the Greek translation of healer heal thyself?
θεραπευτής να θεραπεύσει τον εαυτό σας
What is the Shawnee translation for ring?
kiletche pithowe = finger-ring pithowena = rings See here: http://www.shawnee-bluejacket.com/shawnee/Gatschet_Shawnee_MS_615.htm Volume One Page One, for word list
What is the Shawnee translation for beautiful?
In Shawnee, the word for beautiful is "nēhkwë". The Shawnee language is part of the Algonquian language family, and translations can vary slightly based on dialect and context. If you're looking for more nuanced meanings or specific contexts, it's always best to consult a fluent speaker or a language resource.
