miisti - he eats
nmiisti - I eat
kmiisti - you eat
kmiistina- we eat (inclusive)
nmiistina- we eat (exclusive)
miistoak- they eat
miistitok- let's eat
[double vowel pronunciation, and the "st" makes a "z" sound]
Eat can be translated into Kikuyu language as Rea.
To sign "eat" in American Sign Language, bring your fingertips to your mouth, as if putting food into your mouth. This motion represents the action of eating.
to say language in portuguese, you would say 'lingua'
You say "How are you?" in Maasai language of the African origin as "Supa?".
சாப்பிட்டாயிற்றா? (sappittaayitraa?) (Have you) eaten? சாப்பிட்டாச்சா? - (sappittaachaa?) (in spoken language)
There is no such language as Mohican. In Mahican the word for an insect is jojilos; in Mohegan it is apiq or ocawahs.
There is no such language as Mohican. In Mahican the general term for a flea is bubiq; a white flea is wabbiq.
What did the mohican tribe eat? The Mohican tribe ate corn,beans,sqush,and Also, they ate deer and moose that men hunted.
There is no such language or tribe as Mohican. That was an idea invented by James Fennimore Cooper for a series of books; he had heard of real tribes called the Mahican and the Mohegan and simply combined them to create a fake tribe.In Mohegan there is no direct equivalent, you would say cunayuw - literally "he is crazy". "He is free" is nayawiyuw.
Eat can be translated into Kikuyu language as Rea.
There is no language called Mohican, since the Mohican tribe was invented by James Fenimore Cooper for one of his books. He had heard of two different eastern woodlands tribes (the Mohegan and the Mahican) and simply mixed the two names together to produce a third.In the Mahican language the word for river is sibò; in Mohegan it is sipo.
Un Mohican (masc.)
It comes from the Mohican language meaning 'long tidal river' original spelling Quinnitukqut.
You say "I don't eat pork" in Yoruba language of the Western African origin as "Mio kin je elede".
The Romanian language equivalent of eat is a mînca.
Mohican State Park was created in 1949.
¿Ya comiste? or ¿Ya comío?