Hočąk Text — The Lame Friend

Hočąk Text — The Lame Friend

narrated by John Hazen Hill (Xetenišaraga)

Despite the fact that the Hočąk text is typewritten, owing to the heavy ink on the ribbon and the state of the type, it is often hard to distinguish the letter /o/ from the letter /e/, and sometimes the letter /a/ is difficult to identify. The English translation, while technically interlinear, is not aligned word-for-word, and tends to be a bit loose. The English is written with a sharp pencil and has the virtue, at least, of being easy to read.

English Translation

Worak	de e
Worák	tée
Story	this

Xedenisharaga	e	Horakshana.
Xetenišaraga	e	horákšaną
Wren (John Hazen Hill)	he	told it

p. 1 —

She e	eja	Nikushe,	hijejeja	minag
Žee	éja	Nįkúše,	nįčejéja*	mįnąk
[These]	there	the Wisconsin River,	on the shore	[sitting (situated)]

*in the typewritten text this word begins with an /h/, which was almost certainly a mistaken reading for an original handwritten /n/.

hireregi	Hojakgra,	eja	wangra	nubpiwi
hireregi,	Hočągra,	éja	wąkra	nųpiwi
when [they were,]	the Hočągara,	there	men	two

hijakerekihiregishi	hisha	wang	hudeg	hisha
hijakeregihiregiži,	hižą	wąk	hutek	hižą
were friends, and	one of them	[man]	lame	[one]

hereshe	hijanejegashi	unkeshesga	nishe	shgu
hereže,	hijanejegaži	hąkežesga.	Niže	ž[e]gų́
he was,	but the other one	he was not so.	They remained	thus

unagsrshe	hakikishuxede	hireshe	esge	hoishipji
'unąks'áže.	Hakikižuxete	hireže.	Ésge	hoišípjį
[they were always.]	Raised together	they were.	Therefore	always

sge	handaginaj	hirega	hakikishu	u
sge	hątáginač	hiregá.	Hakikižú	ų
[also]	they fasted	they did.	Together	[to do]

hiresrshe	wang	jekxede	waunagshe	keni
hires'áže.	Wąk	jekxete	wa'ųnąkše.	K'enį
[they would be].	Men	just grown up	they were.	Not yet

hinuk	hiki	oni	hireshe	shegu
hinųk	hiki-ónį		hireže.	Žegų́
women	[not touched]		they did.	Thus

unagsrgi	she e	hagore[s]ha	hisha†
'ųnąks'ági	že'e.	Hagoréžą	hižą
[they used to be]*	these.	One day	one

*translated as "they remained."
†before this word is a solitary /h/ the presence of which we can assume to be a typographical error.

hijanera	wageshe	hijakoro	eshi	nihijejeja
hijanéra	wagéže,	"Hičakóro	eši	nįhičejéja
to the other	said,	"My friend,	[but]	to the river bank

howahinagi	eja	ruxhishujkera	hisge	himakijgis
howahinagi.	Éja	rúxišúčkera	hisgé	hįmąk'ičgis*
let us go.	[There]	red willows	some	[you and I] cut

*it seems more likely that this word should terminate in "-gas", which means "to cut".

hijena	hisgenig	hanira	sheginana	hijakorora
hijena	hisgenįk	haníra	žeginaną	hičakorora,"
[as]	[what little]	I have	it is gone	my friend,"

hikarageshe	esgerawihanaga	hahi	eja	ruxhishujke
hikarageže.	Ésgerawihánąga	hahí	éja	rúxišúčke
he said to him.	So they [did it], and*	they went	there	red willows

*the translation has "so they went, and".

majgisnagu	de e	waxhehiranaga	waduhireshe	nukirawinunige
mąčkísnąk'ų.	Tée	waxehiránąga	wat'ųhireže.	Nųkirawinunige
cutting.	They	were shouted at, and	rushed upon.	They were only two, but

wakisha	wishe	hijakerekira	unagu	hisha
wąkižą	wiže.	Hijakerekira.	'Ųnąk'ų.	hižą
one man	was killed.	They fought back.*	[Finally,]	one

*"hija-kere-kira" would mean "there force was applied to the enemy".

dehirawishe	hijanejega	eshana	hijakorora	hakarias
t'ehirawiže.	Hijanejega	éšaną	hičakorora	hakarias
he was killed.	The other one	[alone]	the friend	straddle

nashi	hanaga	eja	masja	wakishashe
nažį́	hanąga	éja	mąšją	wąkižąže.
he stood	and	there	very hard	[there was] one man.

hisge	shi	dehishe	ujau	wangra
Hisgé	ži	t'ehiže.	'ų'ja'ų,	wąkra
Some	[he shot]	he killed.	Finally,	the man

dehireshe	shesganunige	dehirega	unke	hiperes nishe
t'ehireže,	žesganunige	t'ehirega	hañké	hipéresnįže.
was killed,	but	that he was killed	not	he did not know.

higuniub	waujeguni	hirajeshe	hijakorora
Higųnį'ąp	wa'ųjegúni	hiraježe.	Hičakorora
Still alive	he was	he thought.	To his friend

hoiship	hokarakidejeshe	wonaxhireja	dewahirege	esge
hoišíp	hok'arakit'eježe.	Wonąǧireja	t'ewahírege,	ésge
all the while	he talked to him.	In war	as they were killed,	therefore

rohambji	waunagshe	naxhirakrashana	waunag	kejeni
rohąmbji	wa'ųnąkše,	nąǧirakrašaną	wa'ųnąk	k'ejenį.
[killed outright]	they were,	only in the spirit	they were	[they did not stand].

shegu	hekikide	nagu	wawishe
Žegų́	hekikit'e	nąk'ų.	Wawíže,
Therefore	they could talk	they were.	They two said,

jasgedehihijenaga	ja	hiwauhajeguni	jasge	jhinag
"Jasgedehihijenąga	ja	hiwa'ųhąjeguni?	Jasge	činąg
"What are we to do, and	to try	to go back?	[How]	village

howajija	howahikere	jeneshe	nigesge	shegu	wanaxhi
howajija	howahikere	jeneže?	Nįgesge	žegų́	wanąǧi
whence they had come	go back to	[the ones who are thus?]?	[Someplace also]	[therefore]	spirit

hojhiraja	howahinejeneshe	arwishe	egi	washa
hočirája	howahinejeneže	awíže.	"Égi	wážą
to the home	shall we go to?"	they two said.	"And	[something]

wangaphi	hirejeshe	hinkeregisge	shegu	hijahi
wągapį	hireježe,	hįkeregisge	žegų́	hijąhį́
you and I to like	to go by,	not if we went home also	therefore	somewhere else

howoihinejera	hisha	eshe	esge	shegu
howoihinejera,"	hižą	éže.	Ésge	žegų́
let us go,"	[one of them]	[said].	So	thus

eja	hijahi	howarawishe	shegu	unagu
éja	hijąhį́	howarawiže.	Žegų́	'ųnąk'ų.
[there]	somewhere else	they went.	[So]	[they did it].

hogoresha	hoxjanagi	de e	eja	jhiporoke
Hogoréžą	hoxjánągi	tée	éja	čipóroke
[Finally]	evening	that	there	oval lodge

hisha	nagki	eja	jawewishe	hijahahiregaja
hižą	nąkí.	Éja	jawewiže.	Hijahahiregają.
one	it sat.	There	they saw it.	So they went towards it.

de e	wangnunig	hisha	ejanagki	wawageshe
Tée	wąknunįk	hižą	ejanąki	wawagéže,
[This]	old man	one	he was there	he said to them,

p. 2 —

hijhusgewira	e	phinarajiwira	eshe	daninig
"Hičųsgewira,	e	pįnarajiwira,"	éže.	Taninįk
"My grandsons,	it	it is good that you have come,"	he said.	Some tobacco

hakaraninagki	danihura	hisha	hokarashu	hiranaga
hakaraninąki	tanihúra	hižą	hokaražu	hiránąga
they had so	[the] pipe	one	they filled	[they did] and

wangnunagka	hanigigiregaja	unke	wagirusnishe
wąknųnąka	hanįgigiregają	hañké	wagirusniže.
the old man	[they] handed it to him, but	not	he would not take it.

"Hisha	hinihara	jer	wereginagra	eshi
"Hižą	hiníhára	jer[a]	wereginągra	eši
"One	of my older brothers	[the one who is this]	on the way	[but]

nigijirerushurug	wina	wawigeshe	hijashi	nawagiginunige
nigijiterušurugwiną,"		wawigéže.	Hijaži	nąwagiginunige
he is more able to help you than I,"		he said to them.	There [at least]	he let them sleep overnight, but

hinnigi	shige	jikarawishe.	Hambserej	unihawishe.
[haninigi]	žigé	jikarawiže.	Hąbséreč	ųnihawiže.
the next morning	[again]	they started out.	All day long	they traveled.

Hahihoxjanagi	shige	eja	jhiporoke	hisha
Hahíhoxjąnagi	žigé	éja	čipóroke	hižą
[Then] in the evening	again	there	oval lodge	one

eja	nagkishi	shige	eja	hahihikawawishe
Éja	nañkíži.	Žigé	éja	hahíhikawawiže.
there	[it sat].	Again	there	they entered it.

de e	shige	wangnunig	hisha	waunagshe
Teé	žigé	wañgnųnįg	hižą	wa'ųnągše.
[This one]	again	old man	one	it was.

wawageshe	hijhusgewira	rajiwira	ephinashige	danihura
Wawagéže,	"Hičųsgewira,	rajiwira	epinažige.	Tanihúra
He said to them,	"My grandsons,	that you have come	it is good.	The pipe

hisha	kurushiranaga	heshuhiranaga	hijagiwaha	hiregaja
hižą	kuruširanąga	hežuhiránąga	hijagiwaha	hiregają,
one	he held it towards him, and	[? and]	[placed before him]	[when he did,]

shige	unke	wagirusnishe	egi	wawageshe
žigé	hañké	wagirusniže.	Égi	wawagéže,
again	not	he would not take it.	And	he said to them,

hinihara	jorwereginagra	eshi	washara	hisha
"Hinįhára	jorwereginañgra	eši	wažąra	hižą
"My older brother	ahead of me	however	to anything	one

nigiuruxhuruk	winana	jaguwaragi	shusharawigaja
nįgiuruxuruk	winąną	jaguwaragi	š'ųšarawigają
he can help you to it	he would make you	what [you came for]	[?]

wasu	hashawang	wigishi	wigeshe	esge	shige
wasuhašawañgwigiži,"			wigéže.	Ésge	žigé
you may be going for,"*			he said to them.	And so	again

*"jaguwaragi š'ųšarawigają wasuhašawangwigiži," is translated as "to anything you may be going for."

hija	nawagigihanaga	hin	nigishi	shigehajiha karireshe
hija	nąwagigihanąga	[hanigíži]		žigé	hajihakarireže.
there	sleep overnight, and	in the morning		again	they started.

hidanihara	hambserej	shige	uhanihahireshe
Hitaníhąra	hąbséreč	žigé	ųhanihahireže.
For the third time	all day	again	they traveled.

hoxjanaxjigaja	shige	eja	jhi	hisha
Hoxjanaxjįgają	žigé	éja	či	hižą
Late in the evening	again	there	lodge	one

hirahiregi	ejashige	jawareshe	hahiregi	hijahekawawishe
hirahiregi	éjažigé	jawareže.	Hahíregi	hijahekawawiže.
[when] they came	there again	they entered.	They went and	entered it.

shige	jorni	wawirahirega	jagu	wawigahiregi
Žigé	[jáhį]	wawirahirega	jagu	wawigahiregi
Again	the others	they said	what	they [having] said

shesgehigariwishe	shige	unke	danira	wagihin ranishe
žesgehigáriwiže.	Žigé	hañké	taníra	wagihinraniže.
same he said to them.	Again	not	the tobacco	he did not smoke it.

esge	hinnigi	hijobahana	jikarawishe
ésge	[haninigi]	hijobáhąna	jikarawiže.
So	the next morning	for the fourth time	they started.

shejaga	hinjexjiwishe	unkaga	washana	hisha
Žejąga	hinjexjįwiže.	Hañkaga	wažąna	hižą
This time	they would arrive it seemed.	Never	thing	one

rujwinishe	esge	shejaga	hekikurusag	wishe
ručwiniže.	Ésge	žejąga	hekikurusagwiže.
they had not eaten.	Therefore	now	they were very weak.

hajhagere	dirahahang	wishe	shejaga	wirahirehikerehegaja
Hačągére	tirahahañgwiže.		Žejąga	wirahirehikerehegają,
With difficulty	they went.		Then	just about sun down,

egixji	shige	jhi	hisha	hirahiwishe
Égixjį	žigé	či	hižą	hirahiwiže.
[just then]	[again]	lodge	one	they reached.

wangnuxji	hisha	hija	nag	gishi
Wañgnuxjį	hižą	hija	nągiži
Very old man	one	there	[sitting]

weshe	hahao	hijhusgewira	shejaga	rajiwishejera
weže,	"Hąhao!	hičųsgewira	žejąga	rajiwižejera
said,	"Ah,	my grandsons!	finally,	you have arrived.

Si i	raja	nikaragub (?)	hajena	rajiwi?jenera
S'i	raja	ni karak'ų (?)	hajéną.	Rajiwijenera,
Long ago	I expected	you to do	I have.	As you would come here,

esge	egi	naguregi	hajhinagshana	wawigeshe
ésge	égi	nąguregi	hajinągšaną,"	wawigéže.
therefore	here	along the road	there it lies,"	he said to them.

egi	danihura	hekarashuhiranaga	wangnunagka	hirawaha
égi	tanihúra	hekaražuhiránąga	wañgnųnąka	hirawaha
Then	the pipe	they filled, and	the old man	to extend it

hiregaja	wagirus	hanaga	wagihinahe	shejaga
hiregają.	Wagirus	hanąga	wagihinąhe.	Žejąga
they did.	He took it	and	smoked it.	Then

wangnagka	wanaingiphi	hireshe	jekjinra	de e
wañgnąka	wanaiñgipį	hireže.	Ček'jínra	tee
the men	felt happier*	they did.	The first time	this

*literally, "made their hearts feel good".

p. 3 —

danihura	wagihinreshe	shegu	hikuhe	raporpornagu
tanihúra	wagihinreže.	Žegų́	hikųhé	rap'op'onąk'ų
the pipe	it was smoked.	[Now]	he hurriedly	he took a few puffs

wawokarikashe	egihisge	kasahinhireshe	egi	rusjahiregishi
wawokarikaže.	Égihisgé	kasahinhireže.	Égi	rusjahiregiži
and returned it to them.	And also	they smoked it.	And	when they were through

egi	shejaga	jek	wawakijashe	warusgu
égi	žejąga	ček	wawakijaže.	Warusgu
then	[now]	[first]	[he helped them ?].	Dried corn

hiranaga	egi	honjruhi	hirakiu	wagiunagshe
hiránąga	égi	hųčruhi	hirakių	wagi'ųnąkše.
there was and	and	bear ribs	boiled	[he made].

wanghanagka	warujra	uxji	hireshe,	si i
Wañkanañka	warujra	ų'xjį	hireže,	s'i
The men	the food	much they did	they did,	long

reja	unke	washara	hisha	rujwinige
reja	hañké	wažąra	hižą	rujwinige.
they had gone	not	thing	one	as they had not eaten.

dokewehixji	waunagshe	esge	shegu	ijahipa
Tokéwehixjį	wa'ųnąkše.	Ésge	žegų́	ijahip'a
Very hungry	they were.	Therefore	[then]	up to their mouths

hoshuhireshe	egi	shejaga	wawageshe	egi
hožuhireže.	Égi	žejąga	wawagéže,	"Égi
they filled themselves.	Then	[now then]	he said to them,	"Well

hijhusgexjiwira	unkaga	jajaxji	Maura	egihikanagwira
hišųsgexjįwira,	hañkaga	jajaxjį	Mą'ųra	egihikanągwira
my grandsons,	never	as long as	Earthmaker	put us here

unkaga	wangshig	hunubhimanira	hisha	egi
hañkaga	wañgšig	hunųpimąnįra	hižą	égi
never	human	the two-legged walkers	one	here

jinina	jekde	e	wasurajiwina	egi
jininą.	Čekte	e	wasurajiwiną.	Égi
not come.	The first ones	here	you have come.	And

Maura	exji	wanainrashesge	honigikanag	wige
Mą'ųra	éxjį	waną'į́ražesge	honígikánąk,"	wigé.
Earthmaker	himself	in his thoughts also	he put it in for you,"	he said to them.

esge	rajiwina	wawigeshe	egi	Maura
"Ésge	rajiwiną,"	wawigéže.	"égi	Mą'ųra
"Therefore	you have come,"	he said to them.	"Here	Earthmaker

eginagshana	hinnigi	hijahowashere	janawina	egi
eginąkšaną	haínigi	hijahowašerekjanewiną.		Égi
he sits and	tomorrow	you shall go there.		And

nigiphiwigishi	danira	nigihinwijenena	egi	henikide jenawina
nįgipįwigiži,	taníra	nįgihinwikjaneną.	Égi	hinikit'ekjanewiną.
if he approves of you,	tobacco	he will smoke with you.	And	he will talk to you.

eja	jaguhinigirewigi	henigirak	wijenena
éja	jaguhinigirewigi	hinigirakwikjaneną
[There]	what he thinks of you	he will tell you

de	eshi	hisge	jaguhinigirawira	hinigawina
te,	eši	hisgé	jaguhinigirawira	hinigawiną,"
this one,	but	also	what I think of you	I have told you,"

wawigeshe	egi	hinnigishi	jikarawishe	uha (?)
wawigéže.	Égi	hainigíži	jikarawiže.	Ųhá,
he said to them.	Then	the next morning	they started out.	Well,

hiregaja	de e	eja	jhiporoporo	hisha
hiregają,	tee	éja	čiporoporo	hižą
as they went along,	[these]	there	round lodge	one

nagshe	jhikarahesgexji	hisha	hereshe	ereguniarwigi
nąkše.	Čikarahesgexjį	hižą	hereže.	Ereguniarwigi
it was.	Likely looking lodge	one	it was.	It must be it they said

shegu	ejawewishe	de e	hijahahiregaja	jhirob
žegų́	ejawewiže.	Teé	hižąhahiregają	čirób
and	they went towards it.	[These]	when they arrived there	the door

hirakarara	hija	nagkishi	wawagawishe	de e
hirakarara	hija	nañkiži.	Wawagawiže,	"Teé
keeper	there	he was.	They said to him,	"This

Maura,	e	hojhiguni	hihawige	esge
Mą'ųra	e	hočigųnį	hihawige,	ésge
Earthmaker	[his]	lodge [maybe]	we thought,	so

egi	hajiwina	wawigawishe	e	herena
égi	hajiwiną,"	wawigawiže.	"E	hereną,
here	we have come,"	they said to him.	"It	it is,

egi	hokawawire	washara	hishashu	rajiwigishi
égi	hokawawire	wažąra	hižažu	rajiwigiži,"
[and]	you may go in	for anything	[?]	if you have come,"

higariwishe	esge	hokawawigaja	de e	eja
higariwiže.	Ésge	hokawawigają,	tee	éja
he said to them.	So	they (two) entered, and	[this]	there

wang	hishanagki	washasgaxji	hikikaxhanaga	egi
wañg	hižąnañki	wažąsgaxjį	hikikaxanąga	égi
man	one sitting	in very white material	he dressed, and	and

arhusgajhushe	egi	hisjasura	shegu	washa
ahusgačųže,	égi	hisjasura	žegų	wažą
he had [white] wings,	and	his eyes	[now]	[something]

masniubnisgeshe	wangshige	hunubhi	manira	rajiwigaja
mąsnį'ąbnisgeže.	"Wañgšige	hunųpi	manįra	rajiwigają?"
like live iron.	"You humans	two-legged	[walkers]	you have come, have you?"

wawigeshe	egidanihura	hiruwaha	hiregi	wagirus
wawigéže.	Égi tanihúra	hiruwaha	hiregi,	wagirus
he said to them.	Then the pipe	they extended towards	when they did.	he took it

hanaga	wagihinshe	egi	rusjagishe	danihura
hanąga	wagihinše.	Égi	rusjagiže	tanihúra
and	he smoked it.	And	when he was through	the pipe

wawekarikanaga	egi	wawageshe	egi	wajexhi
wawekarikanąga	égi	wawageže,	"Égi,	wajexi
he handed back, and	and	said to them,	"[Well,]	with difficulty

hirirajiwigaja	higu	jasgerakjawigishe	egi	shujanawina
hirirajiwigają,	higų́	jasgerakjawigiže.	Égi	šujanawiną,"
you have reached me,	so	you can do as you like.	[And]	[?]",*

*this is not translated.

wawigeshe	esge	jorbahagishi	wangshigeja	howagu
wawigéže.	Ésge	jobahągiži	wañgšigežą	howágu
he said to them.	Therefore	in four days	the people	to return

hirekje	arieashe	esge	jorbaha	hijana	hiranaga
hirekje,	arieaže.	Ésge	jobáhą	hijana	hiránąga
they would,	they both said.	So	four days	to stay	they did, and

p. 4 —

egi	shejaga	maregi	howaguwishe	jorbaha
égi	žejąga	mąrégi	howaguwiže.	Jobáhą
then	[finally]	to the earth	they started back.	For four days

uhiranunige	unke	jhiwajahiranihega	hisha	kixji
uhiranunige	hañké	čiwažąhiranihega	hižą	kixjį
they traveled but	not	the lodges that had been	one	[to reach there emphatically again]

hijanagnishe	deshegu	hiregi	egi	hajinja
hijanągniže.	Težegų	hiregi.	Égi	hajinja
there were not.	Thus	they did.	Then	where

dewahirega	eja	hakiriregaja	de e	rora
t'ewahírega	éja	hakiríregáją	tee	róra
they were killed	there	they went back, and	[these]	the bodies

ejawakjahireshe	shejaga	eja	hipereswishe	naxhirak
ejawakjahireže.	Žejąga	éja	hipereswiže.	Nąǧirak
they saw.	[Finally]	[there]	they knew.	In the spirit

shana	howewau	nagkishi	shejaga	eja
šana	howewa'ų	Nañkíži	žejąga	éja
only	they were going about.	[Having sat]	[finally]	[there]

xagwishe	egi	rohambjisge	Wanaxhi,	hojhieja
xagwiže.	Égi	rohąbjisge.	Wanąǧi	hoči-éja
they wept.	[And]	[their bodies were not whole.]	Spirit	at the home

hahiranaga	naxhirakra	wawikurukana	esge	wawishe
hahįánąga	nąǧirakra	wawikurukoną.	Ésge	wawiže,
they had gone back, and	the souls	they had control over.	Therefore	they said,

wangshig	geja	shige	wangshiginjawi	arwishe
wañgšig	geja	žigé	wañgšigįnjawi	awíže.
the people	there	again	they would live	[they two said.]

esge	shige	hinugeja	waujkanag	hiranaga
ésge	žigé	hinųgeja	wa'ųjkanąg	hiránąga
Therefore	again	in women's	wombs	they were and

eja	shige	ϕ	hishige	wajhu
éja	žigé	pįhižige		wačų
there	again	over again		to be born

hireshe	de	shegu	waganag	shana
hireže.	Težegų́		waganą́gšaną,
they were.	Thus [this]		it is meant,

wangshig	hakiha	wangshigin	arnagra	Wangshigra
"Wañgšig	hakihą	wañgšigį"	anąga.	wañgšigra
"Persons	[over again]	lived"*	they said, and	the people

*translated as "a second lived person".

de e	wangra	nubpiwi	shesge	waworak
tee	wañgra	nųpiwi	žesge	waworak
these	men	two	thus	to tell of

hireshu	nuna	gaguhowajihirare	Hojakgra.	wanghijakereki
hirešųnųną,		gagųhowajihirare	Hočągra.	Wañg hijakereki
they used to,		in their past accounts of themselves	the Winnebago.	Friends

de e	nubpiwi	waxhopini	warajhire	waunagnagune
tee	nųpiwi	waxopíni	waráčire	wa'ųnągnagųne,
these	two	spirits	various	they were,

wangshig	hunubhimani	eja	wangshiginra	gipihirege
wañgšig	hunųpimąnį	éja	wañgšigįra	gipįhirege.
humans	two-legged walkers	there	their lives	as they liked them.

esge	nubaha	hakiha	wangshigregi	wangshigregi*
ésge	nųbáhą	hakihą	wañgšigregi	-
Therefore	two times	in succession	as human beings	-

*this expression is repeated twice, I believe unintentionally.

wangshiginhireshe	ariea	shununa	wangnunigra	worak
wañgšiginhireže.	Aireašųnųną,		wañknúnigra	worák
they lived.	Thus they say,		the old men	stories

hirega	si i	rejaxji	heregi	esge
hirega.	S'irejąxjį		heregi,	ésge
[they did].	Long ago		as it happened,	therefore

unke	rasra	wi i	peresnina
hañké	rasra*	wipéresníną.
not	the names	they don't remember.

*usually it is "rašra" or "ražra".

Source:

John Hazen Hill (Xetenišaraga), "The Lame Friend," in Paul Radin, Winnebago Notebooks (Philadelphia: American Philosophical Society, n.d.) Notebook 66, Story 7: 1-4. [Typed Winnebago, handwritten interlinear translation.]