Hočąk Text — The Twins Disobey Their Father, Version 3

English Translation

p. 53 —

Hakoréža	s’ižé	xetéreže.	Č’ąkráške	hoškačiranáka
Sometime	long time	he became big.	The outside also	they play in and

haríšké	ho’ų́ineškųni.	’Éki	hakaréžą	wąkanákre
far away also	they did maybe.	And	at some time	this man

wažanirék’arohoki,	wežé,	"Hinį́khaxčįra,	škačrá
when he was ready to go hunting for something,	he said,	"My sons,	to play

p. 54 —

harioš’ųáračą́winą.	Éča	nįké	xeíža,"	wakéžé.	Žiké
you go too far away.	There	somewhere	a mountain,"	he said.	"Again

hakanį́xčį́	yórawášarawiéke.	Hak’é	p’įnįkewahéną,"	éže.
not ever	I say that you go there.	Not	that isn't good,"`	he said.

’Éki	wažónįnarežé.	’Éki	hižá	wawíže,
And	they went out hunting.	And	one of them	he said,

p. 55 —

"K’oté,	hi’áčįhira	nikowarewąkašíraškè."	’Éki	hižá
"[Say,]	father	he also wants us to go someplace."	And	one of them

wežé,	"K’oté	nižíroǧiweneare,"*	’éže.	Hižá
he said,	"Say,	I thought he forbade us,"	he said.	One

*niži is a separate exclamation often translated as "say". The remainder of the expression should probably be, roǧiwinežare.

weže,	"K’ažó,	yowáre	wą̀kašiną."	’Éki
he said,	"No sir!	to go	he wants us."	And

’anąk’ų́	haraíreže.	Wakéká	’eowaraíreže.	’Éki
[as they were saying]	[they went.]	That which they meant	there they went.	And

’ų́nak’ų́	hahírekačą,	xeák’a	’éča	hahírekačą,
still	[when they arrived,]	the hill	there	[when they arrived,]

p. 56 —

wak’ąrá	rok’ąnažé.	’Éki	hoč’ič’inįk	č’ekčane
the snakes	there were lots of them.	Then	small boy	this new one

wežé,	"K’oté,	te’é	’ázires’áže,	’aíreną,"
he said,	"Say,	these things	they are always good to eat	they say,"

’ežé.	"K’oté	Warorá,	hiskè	t’éhire.
he said.	"Say	Flesh,	some	[let's kill.]

Hi’áčraka	hiské	hakáni	k’erekčeną."	’éže.
Your father	some	taking	let's go home."	he said.

’Éki	žeské	kisák	hačiaraireki	haruxá
And	that kind	to kill	they began, but	increasing

p. 57 —

xéteaíraíreže,	wak’ą́rá.	’Ų́nak’ų́	Waròka	t’ehíreže.
they got big right along,	the snakes.	As they were doing it,	Flesh	he was killed.

’Éki	hičąréčeka	hičáčiránaka	’aíča	haruk’ózanaka
And	the other one	he came up to him and	at his arm	he caught hold and

nąžį́kikiže.	’Éki	wakéžé,	"K’oté	Warorá,
he put him standing up.	And	he said to him,	"Say	Flesh,

p. 58 —

wažą́kisakra	kip’iéskákereki,	’éki	ranašának,"	hikánaka
to kill something	it is such fun, but	here	you are sleeping,"	he said to him and

nažį́k’ereže.	Žiké	žekų́’ų	’ųxčįreškųnį	wak’ą́
he put standing.	Again	that time	they really did it,	snakes

kisakra.	’Éki	kačą́ká	hičaíraxčį	wak’ą́rá
killing.	And	at that time	very much bigger	the snakes

p. 59 —

xetexčįrežé.	’Éki	’ų́nak’ų́	hiškaká	hičaréčàka
they are very big.	And	while doing it,	in his turn	the other one

t’ehíreže.	’Éki	Hiškaká	Waroká	hičàčiránaka	’aíča
he was killed.	And	In his turn	Flesh	he came there and	by his arm

haruk’ózanaka	nažį́kikižè.	Wakéžé,	"K’oté	Wanaǧinikra,
he grasped and	he stood him up.	He said to him,	"Say	Little Ghost,

p. 60 —

kip’į’eskákereki	čakú’u	ranąšának?"	hikeže.	’Éki
it is fun, but	why	you are sleeping?"	he said to him.	And

žiké	wokítekireže.	Kačáka	mąščą́	’ų́ireže.
then	they became angry.	Afterwards	strong	they did.

Hičararuxa	wak’ą́ná	xetexčį́	haraíreže.	’Éki
Becoming more	the snakes	very big	they became.	And

kačą́ka	hotášké	heč’ų́ireže.	Hehi’ų́iránaka	wawap’óx
afterwards	some of them	they had horns.	They used the horns and	to gore them

p. 61 —

hires’áže.*	’Éki	hahišké	žikè	huxaíčaškè
they often did.	And	even later	even	on the back

*just after this word, ’ežé has been crossed out.

herąžįrežè.	’Ų́nak’ų	haną́č	t’e	wahíreže.
there stood horns.	As they were doing it,	all	dead	they made them.

Žežekúkiži	xéhoikšékižą	wak’ąrá	hoixčį́	híreže.
After that	a valley	the snakes	nearly filled	they did.

’Éki	Wanaǧįnįk’a	wežé,	"’Ečaxčį	ženą́kuni.
And	Little Ghost	he said,	"That's all	perhaps to be all gone.

p. 62 —

Hįk’erekčéną."	’Éki	Wanaǧįnįk’a	wéže,	"K’oté
Let's go home."	And	Little Ghost	he said,	"Say

Warorá,	šįxčína	hižą́	hi’ąčraka	hakáni
Flesh,	the real fat ones	one of them	your father	to take

k’erekčéną,"	’ežé.	’Éki*	hičánačèxčížą	že’é
let us go,"	he said.	And	one just about the right size	that one

*just after this word, hik’ą́ra has been crossed out.

p. 63 —

hániąk’araíreže.	Hanįąkíreki,	’éki	Wanaǧinįk’a	wéžé,
he took it back home.	After he took it back,	and	Little Ghost	he said,

*just after this word, ’ežé has been crossed out.

"K’oté	Warorá,	hi’ą́čraka	tok’éwehi	k’ìrikčanéną.
"Say	Flesh,	your father	hungry	he will come back.

Nįké	hokíhąkčéną.	Žeskékčèną,"	’eže.*	’Éki
Piece	let's boil.	Let's do that,"	he said.	And

*after this word, waroká has been crossed out. On the same line is written, "Lots of stories, but this is true because proof — see the place below La Crosse in Wisc."

p. 65* —

nį́akuahíranaka	hičá	hak’érerèže,	p’ečéča.	’Eki
they went after the water and	there	they put it,	in the fire	And

*p. 64 is devoted entirely to verbal paradigms.

wak’ą́rá	mąč’áč’airánaka	reǧrá*	hoixčį	hožuíreže.
the snake	they cut with a knife and	the bucket	full	they put.

*after /ǧ/ the letter /e/ has been crossed out.

’Éki	hohąíreže.	’Éki	p’ečerá	hot’ųíranaka
And	they boiled.	And	the fire	they built and

wohą́ra*	xerehíreže.	’Éki	wohą́ra	tučkíži,
the boiling stuff	they made it boil.	And	the boiling stuff	after it cooked,

*/wo/ is written above a crossed out original /wa/.

p. 66 —

’ąčkéreránaka	kizéreže.	Wanaǧį́nįk’a	nįké	račkážé.
they took it away and	they lifted it out.	Little Ghost	piece	he tasted.

Wežé,	"K’oté	Warorá,	wokížuk’asą́ną,"	’ežé.
He said,	"Say	Flesh,	it sure tastes good,"	he said.

’Éki	Waroká	nįké	račkáže.	"K’oté
And	Flesh	piece	he tasted.	"Say

wokížuk’asą́ną."	Žekú	wohá	t’ee	žekú
it sure tastes good."	Anyway	boiled stuff	this	[then]

p. 67 —

hįručíkčèną.	’Éki	žiké	nįke	hiohákčeną."
let us eat.	And	also	piece	let us boil."

’Éki	žeské	hiwíže.	’Éki	wohą́ra
And	thus	they did.	And	the boiled stuff

’ač’ų́įranaka	’ak’íak’e	činą́kiránaka	’ųąčiaraíreki	č’epíreže.
they took out and	on both sides	they came and sat and	as they started to do it,	they ate it up.

Žekúkiži	"K’oté	Warorá,	xapké	hįhikike,
After that,	"Say	Flesh,	hurry	[let us do it quickly,]

p. 68 —

hi’ą́čraka	nįké	hokíhąkčeną.	Hišké	kip’į́kčanéną,"
your father	piece	let us boil for him.	Too	he will like it,"

’éže.	’Éki	nąk’araíraną,	nį	haníak’iríreže.
he said.	And	they ran up,	water	they brought back.

’Éki	hik’ų́hé	wanį́rá	wak’ą́	wanį́rá
And	to hurry	the meat	snake	the meat

mąč’ač’aíranaka	reǧéča	hožúiranaka	pečéča	k’eréreną.
they cut it with a knife and	in the bucket	they put it and	on the fire	they put.

p. 69 —

’Éki	p’ečrá	hot’ųįreže.	’Éčaxči	túčnąčexčíka,
And	the fire	they built up.	Just about the time	when it was cooked,

wažónįra	k’írižé.	Hik’ip’á	hįkuána	hokirákireže,
the hunter	he came home.	They meet	right away	they told him,

"Čačí,	tónįkéwehixčį	rak’iríkčanekųni,	hiháwike,	wonįkihawíną,"
"Father,	very hungry	you would probably come back,	we thought,	we boiled something for you,"

p. 70 —

hikaíreže.	"Te’éže.	Č’onírečą	wohąį́žą	č’epáwiną,"
they said.	"This is it.	Already	one boiled thing	we finished,"

hikaíreže.	"Wohára	’įrék’i	račíkčanèną.	Hąk’é
they told him.	"The boiled stuff	alone	you will eat.	Not

nąč’ké woįnač’ínįkčonąwiną.	’E	rak’ík’uxčįkčéną."	’Éki	wohą́ra
do not worry about us.	So	you yourself will do it all."	And	[the boiled stuff]

p. 71 —

hičákik’eréreže.	’Éki	čakų́	wa’ų́čeki	ruǧúčkačą,
they put it there for him.	And	what	[as he was doing it]	after he looked,

tewérak’i,	wak’ą	wa’ųčéže.	’Éki	wežé,
unexpectedly,	snake	it was.	And	he said,

"’Ehé,"	’ežé,*	"nįkčą́knakaxčį́wira	hąk’é	žeskánįną,"
"Oh,"	he said,	["my dear children,]	not	it is not so,"

*there is a /w/ written above the line with a question mark underneath it.

p. 72 —

’eže.	"Te’é	wažą	wák’ąčą́kiréną.	Wak’ą́ną́kre
he said.	"This	something	they were holy.	This snake

xap’é	hanį́rawìke	nį́eča	howaxų́wį́re,"	’ežé.
hurry	you [cause to] have	in water	you pour into,"	he said.

"Reǧrá	ružáxčíwiąžé."	’Éki	žeské	híwiže.
"The bucket	wash."	And	thus	they did.

p. 73 —

Niówaxųįránaka	réǧrá	ružaíranaka	haníakíreže.	’Éki
They poured water into it and	the bucket	they washed and	they brought it back.	And

wą́kčare	wok’ihánaka	waručšé.	Č’ičínįkná´k’a	waíreže,
the man	he boiled something and	he eats.	That little boy	they said,

"Wak’ą́rá	nįké	račkáp’į́	rànįkáčą,"	hikaíreže.
"The snake	piece	it tastes good	after you have,"	they said.

"Hą́k’aka	wažą	’ás	žeské	račanikųnį,
"Never	something	good to eat	like this	you will probably not eat,

p. 74 —

’éčaxčį,"	hikaíreže.	’Éki	žekų́	’ų́nąks’àže.
maybe,"	they said.	And	thus	he always does.

Žiké	žé	hakoréžą	s’iréki.	Žiké
Again	that	sometime	a long while afterwards.	Again

wežé,	"Hakoréžą	hinį́k’haxčį́,	žeské	hihekáške
he said,	"Sometime	my own sons,	thus	I said

p. 75 —

’eč’ą́	hok’ixáčąk’é	nąráxkų	haračą́	nunįkè
even before	wrong way, incorrectly	you understand	[?],	but

hąk’é	p’įnį́ke	wahéną.	’Éki	xe
not	because it is not good	I say it.	Here	mountain

hakšížą	miną́kšana.	Hą́k’aka	’éča	hotiwínįače,"
a high one	it sits.	Never	there	do not climb,"

’ežé.	’Éki	čačį́rečą	žiké	nąk’ík’arararekíži.*
he said.	And	again	also	he went out hunting.

*just after this word, čaži is crossed out.

p. 76 —

Čačį́reča	Wanaǧinįk’a	wežé,	"Warora,	hi’ąčraka
Again	[Little Ghost]	he said,	"Flesh,	you father

nįkéhowáre	wą́kašíną,	yare.	Čačą́naki	hįrékčąnéže?"
to go out somewhere	he want us,	I think.	When	we will go?"

’éže.	’Éki	Waroká	wežé,	"K’oté,
he said.	And	Flesh	he said,	"Say,

p. 77 —

č’oníške	žeské	hišérá	čakú	nįžiroǧiwéną,"
before	that	you said	[how]	he forbade us,"

p. 77 —

’ežé.	Žiké	Wanaǧinik’a	wežé,	"K’óte
he said.	Again	[Little Ghost]	he said,	"Say

Warorá,	hąk’é	nąráxkųnįké	wašékuni.	’Eowáre
Flesh,	not	because you do not understand	you said that probably.	To go there

wąkašíreną."	’Éki	’ą́nąk’ų	žiké	Waroká
they want."	And	[while saying]	again	Flesh

p. 78 —

hanaskápirekè	haraíreže.	’Éki	haraírekiži,	wakéká
[he caused to be persuaded]	they go on.	And	where they went,	he talked about

’éča	hahírekačą,	xéniš	hąkšíxčįžą	xétexčįžą
there	after they arrived,	rocky mountain	a high one	a big one

p. 79 —

’éča	nakšé.	Xenák’a	hokį́kíxirekíži,	hanąč’´
there	it sat.	This mountain	as they went around it,	all

’į́níže.	Hąk’é	nįké	hotíp’įnį̀že.	Žeské
it is stone.	Not	place	it is not good to climb.	Thus

nunįké	’ų́nak’ų́	hotíreže.	Hotíreki,	’éča
but	[finally]	they climbed up.	[Once they climbed it,]	there

wanį́komą	xétexčįžą	hi’éreže.	Wanį́knįkrá	čopíwi*
bird nest	a very big one	they found.	The young birds	four

*this word is written below a crossed out čo’op’í.

p. 80 —

’éča	ną́kšana.	’Éki	wanį́knįkną̀k’a	wawok’ít’aireže.
there	sitting.	And	these small birds	they talked to each other.

Wawakaíreže,	"Čakų́’ų	waš’ušanakwíže?"	wawikaíreže.	’Éki
They said to them,	"Why	you are doing this?"	they said to them.	And

waíreže,	"Š’ákwahawira	’eki	hižúiráwìra,	hįxétewikišana,
they said,	"Our parents	here	they put us,	we got big,

p. 81 —

hak’érekšanáwike."	’Éki	žiké	wawakaíreže,	"Čačánaka
we will be caused to go back."	And	again	they said to them,	"When

š’akwarawíka	hačíres’áže?"	wawikaíreže.	’Éki	waíreže,
your parents	they usually come?"	they said to them.	And	they said,

"Wanį́kną́k’a	hačírekče*	roákųwįka	hawą́wíka	hačírešunu,"
"Those birds	they will come	because we want them	because I holler	they always come,"

*just before this word, hak’irirekče has been crossed out.

p. 82 —

’aíreže.	"’Éki	hak’írirekčéną,	ràwąwį́ka.	Čakú
they said.	"And	let them come back,	because you hollered.	How

hišawis’aki*	’awíre,"	wawikaíreže.	’Éki	hakak’íšana
when you usually say	say,"	they said to them.	And	each one

*between the syllables /ša/ and /wi/, /kiz/ has been crossed out.

wąíreže.	Kačą́	wioiréreki	k’oíreže.	Wak’ąčára
they hollered.	Then	where the sun goes down	they thundered.	The Thunderbirds

p. 83 —

hakuíreže.	’Éki	ražrá	wawikíwąǧirèže.	’Éki
they came.	And	the name	they asked them of them.	And

hižą́	č’ekčį́ra	hikiwą́ǧireki	wežé,	'Ną́raskàpmąníka'
one	the first	when they asked	he said,	'One who Flattens Trees by Walking on Them'

hįkaíreną."	’Egáčą,	waki’ų́įreže.	Nąčóčóxirežé.	"Nįréške
they call me."	After he said it,	they did it to him.	They smashed him with their feet.	"Even I

p. 84 —

hįk’é	'Ną́raskàpmąníka'	hįkaíranį,"	žiké	hičą́néra
I not	'The One Who Flattens Trees by Walking'	I am not called,"	and	this other one

hikiwą́ǧirežè.	"'Núwuhik’ísuwumąnį́ka'	hikaíreną,"	’éžé,	žiké
they asked.	"'Walking Hail'	I am called,"	he said,	and

p. 85 —

nąčóčoxireže.	"Nįréške	hįk’é	"'Núwuhik’ísuwumąnį́ka'	hįkaíranį,"
they smashed him with their feet.	"Even I	I not	"'Walking Hail'	I am not called,"

hikaírežè.	’Éki	žike	hičą́néra	hikiwą́ǧireže.
they said.	And	also	this other one	they asked.

"'Ną́isawakišíšká'	hikaíreną,"	’éžé.	Žiké	nąčóčóxireže.
'One Who Breaks Tree Tops'	I am called,"	he said.	Also	they smashed him with their feet.

Žiké	hičąréra	hikíwąxíreže.	Wežé,	'Čą́pčirehíka'
Also	this other one	they asked.	He said,	'Lightning Passes By'

p. 86 —

hikaíreną,"	’éžé.	Žiké	nąčóčóxireže.	"Nįréške
I am called,"	he said.	Also	they smashed him with their feet.	"Even I

hąk’é	'Čą́pčirehíka'	hįkaíranį."	Hanąč’	t’ewahírekača,
not	'Lightning Passes By'	I am not called."	All of them	after they killed,

’éki	Wak’ąčára	hak’iríreže.	Hak’iríreki,	hoč’ąp’´
[then]	the Thunders	they came back.	After they came,	lightning

p. 87 —

hìrawíže.	’Éki	Wanaǧinik’a	wežé,	"K’oté
they struck them.	And	Ghost	he said,	"Say

Warorá,	ruč’kéra	rok’ą́nąną,	hiské	hįkisákik’čéną,"
Flesh,	the pigeon	lots, plenty,	some	let's kill,"

’ežé.	’Éki	’éča	Wak’ą́čá	k’izaíreže.
he said.	Then	there	Thunders	they fought.

Č’onį́	Waroká	t’ehíreže.	’Éki	’ųxčį́reže.
First	Flesh	he was killed.	Then	they really did it.

p. 88 —

Rohą́	Wak’ą́čára	kišípirèže.	’Éki	tanį́hašąną
Lots, some	the Thunders	they knocked down.	And	three times each

t’ehírawìže.	Kašké	’ąronąk’	nąžį́k’ik’ere	hires’áže.
they were killed.	But	catch the arm	stood each other up	they usually do.

’Éki	hakoréža	ruščąireže,	k’izára.	’Éki
And	afterward	they stopped,	the fight.	And

p. 89 —

Wanaǧinįk’a	wežé,*	"K’oté	Warórá,	ručké
Ghost	he said,	"Say	Flesh,	pigeons

*just after this word, hačiana we is crossed out.

kisákrá	kip’įéskekačą̀	woíšaráną,	tečą	k’iraną́ną́,"
killing	it is such fun,	[it is not right]	every little while	you sleep,"

hikézé.	Waroká	wežé,	"K’oté,	hišké
he said to him.	Flesh	he said,	"Say,	you too

žeské	hinįkíreną.	Rohą́	haišípnąną	kačeréną,
in the same way	I thought.	Lots	I would knock down	I was going to,

p. 90 —

tečą	k’iraną́ną́.	Hoišą́	hįráną.	K’oté,
every little while	you sleep.	To take time	you did to me.	Say,

hįkuáną	hįk’èrekčéną.	Ručké	šįxčį́ną.	Hižą́
right now	let's go back.	Pigeons	they are very fat.	One

p. 91 —

šą́ną	hanį́k’erekčéną."	’Eki	hižąšą́ną	k’įranaka
each	let us take back."	And	one each	they carried and

hak’araíreže.	’Éki	že’éži	čačánaka	hok’ík’it’ànąkše,
they went back.	And	[those]	[when]	they talked to each other,

čakú	’ųį́reka	ha’éhíranaka	hikšánàkše.*	Žéžeku
what	they did	they talked about and	they laughed.	This way, the same

*the letter /e/ is written above a crossed out /ąną/.

hinak’ų	hakíreže.	Hakíre[ki],*	wawíže,	"Hįkuáną,
while doing it	they arrived.	When they arrived,	they said,	"Right away,

*the text has hakíreže, but the translation has "when they got home."

p. 92 —

hįwohákčeną,"	’aíranaka	reǧrá	rusiránaka	nią́kuaraireže.
let's boil them,"	they said and	the bucket	they took and	they went after water.

Hak’irírekì,	p’ečéča	hak’eréreže.	’Éki	hik’ų́hé
When they came back,	on the fire	they put.	And	hurrying

p. 93 —

ručkéra	wamąč’áč’aírànaka	reǧéča	wožuíreže.	’Éki
the pigeons	they cut them into pieces with a knife and	into the bucket	they put them.	And

p’ečra	hot’ųįreže.	Wohą́ra	xerekì	tučkí,
the fire	they built.	[The boiled things]	when it boiled	when it cooked,

’ąčk’é	reránaka	kizeránaka	warúčireže.	’Eki
out of	taking out and	taking out and	they ate it.	And

’ųxčį́reže.	Warúčrá	wohą́ra	čepíxčį́reže.	Ručkéra
they really did it.	Eating	the boiled food	they ate it up.	The pigeons

p. 94 —

šį́rekačą	’ásirekačą,*	’aíreže.	"K’oté	Warorá,
as they were fat	they were good to eat,	it is said.	"Say	Flesh,

*kačą is written above an original ną.

hįkuána	hi’ačraka	hiwokíhąkčeną.	Tok’éwehi	k’írikčanéną."
right away	your father	we will put it on to boil.	Hungry	he will come back."

Žigé	wohą́ra	hičak’eréreže.	’Eki	túčną.
Again	the boiled food	they put there.	And	it cooked.

p. 95 —

Čexčį́kačą,	wažónira	k’iriže.	’Eki	wakaíreže,
Just about then,	the hunter	he came back.	And	they said to him,

"Toík’ewehí	rak’írikčáne	hihaíríke	wonį́kihąwíną,"
"Hungry	you would come back	because we thought	we boiled something for you,"

hikaíreže.	’Eki	wohą́ra	hičákik’eréreže.	’Eki
they said to him.	And	[the boiled stuff]	they took it over to him.	And

p. 96 —

wąkną́k’a	wohą́ra	horugúčgačą,	"Wak’ąča	hohąįranaka,"
this man	the boiled food	after looking,	"Thunderbirds	they cooked and,"

wánąkše.*	Wawákéže,	"Hinį́khaxčiwira,	hak’é†	p’įnįrawíną.
he said.	He said to them,	"My own sons,	not	you did not do good.

*/še/ is written above a crossed out /šana/.
†sic.

Te’e	wažą	wak’ąčakiréną,"	wawikéže.	"Wohą́čare
These	things	they are holy,"	he said to them.	This boiled stuff

p. 97 —

hanį́wįke,	niéča	híowaxuíreže.	’Eki	reǧrá
you have,	to the water	pour them.	And	the bucket

ružawiánaka	hanį́kuiáže,"	’ežé.	’Eki	reǧrá
wash, and	bring it back,"	he said.	And	the bucket

haniak’írireže.	Wąknąk’a	wok’íhąže.	Warúčšé.	"Ručkéra
they carried back.	That man	he boiled for himself.	He ate.	"The pigeons

’az	núnįke	hąk’é	ráčnį́kačą.	Rexčį́*
good to eat	but	not	you do not eat.	You really

*an initial /n/ has been crossed out and an /r/ written above it.

p. 98 —

horak’íhikačą,	wažą́	’azrá	hak’é*	račnįkáčą,"
you hurt yourself,	something	the tasty	not	you did not eat,"

*sic.

hikaíreną.	’Eki	’ųnaks’áke	hakoréžą	wą́kčàre
they said.	And	because they kept doing this,	after awhile	that man

hinįkwahira	waną̀k’árak’ewežé.
his own sons	he was afraid of his own.

Source:

Amelia Susman, Notebooks (Philadelphia: American Philosophical Society, May 29 - Oct. 10, 1938) Book 2.53-98.