Welcome to Black Wolf Books - where the first in the series "Black Wolf: Lakota Man," by Magnolia Belle, will be published this fall.
In writing this series, a few Lakota Sioux terms have been used.
misún [mee-SUNG] — younger brother (the proper letter for the 'n' won't show up here, but it looks like an 'n' with the tail of a 'g')
čhiyé [chee-YAH] — older brother
Wakú kte [wah-KOO ktay] — I’ll see you again.
Inipi [in eh peh] — sweat lodge
In my research on Lakota language, I never came across any terms of endearment, such as 'sweetheart' or 'dear.' If anyone reading this knows any of these words, please click on the ‘comment’ button and tell us.
In writing this series, a few Lakota Sioux terms have been used.
misún [mee-SUNG] — younger brother (the proper letter for the 'n' won't show up here, but it looks like an 'n' with the tail of a 'g')
čhiyé [chee-YAH] — older brother
Wakú kte [wah-KOO ktay] — I’ll see you again.
Inipi [in eh peh] — sweat lodge
In my research on Lakota language, I never came across any terms of endearment, such as 'sweetheart' or 'dear.' If anyone reading this knows any of these words, please click on the ‘comment’ button and tell us.
posted by Belle at 1:16 PM
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Looking fantastic..keep up the good work!
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