Crow is classified as a Siouan language, although it takes a language expert to demonstrate the connections between Crow and Lakota or Crow and Assiniboine.
There are some difficult sounds in Crow that you don't find in English: for example the letter X is used for a throaty khsound and the letter l can sound like l,d,n, or r. Here are a few words in the Crow language:
isaa.........................large
aapa.......................leaf
cheeta....................wolf
bia..........................woman
apa.........................bird
aluuta.....................arrow
balaxxii...................bow, weapon
iittaashtee..............shirt
bitchii......................knife
iichiili.......................horse
maxpe....................sacred
daxpitse.................bear
baapaatua.............sign language
iis...........................face
kahe......................welcome
shipita....................black
shua.......................blue, green
chia.........................white
hisshi......................red
alaxchii....................war deeds, coups
ahu.........................many
bachee....................man
bishka.....................dog
ashi........................teepee
tatee......................good
bili..........................water
bii...........................stone
shiili.......................yellow
It is feature of the Crow language that when referring to the name of a person, you add -sh to the end. So taking the words alaxchii and ahu above you can make the name Alaxchia-ahush, or Plenty Coups (Many War Achievements), a famous Crow chief.
Most people today believe that Native Americans used the term "White Men" to describe the settlers, explorers, soldiers and other newcomers. In the Crow language, the term is baashchiili,literally "yellow-person".
A single-word anagram of the words tense crow is sweetcorn.
The English language does not use gender words; all nouns are neuter and take neuter verbs. English uses different words for a male or a female person or animal. . The word crow is a neutral noun, a singular, common noun.
brag, puff, crow, jive
Crow
The words used in the Latin language were the words spoken by the ancient Romans and some of those words now have roots in the English language.
it is a crow
It is a crow.
There are many resources you can utilize on the Crow Reservation and in the Schools in the area. Many of the elementary schools teach classes to students in the Apsaalooke language. Also the Little Big Horn College may have references for you.
The Crow word meaning "father" is iilapxa(ee-ee-lap-kha).
The word for crow in Sanskrit is 'kakaha' (pronounced kaakaha). If you want to write a word in Sanskrit, or learn the language, there are always books on the Net, and you can use them. First you have to learn Devanagari script, though, and learn what it sounds like before you can write a word or read it aloud, because Hindi and Sanskrit words have pronunciations that are sometimes difficult.
Focail éigin.
Some of the most commonly used words in the English language include "the", "people", "about", and "like". Other words include "time", "because", and "first".