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Spilygy Tyrooo, Wsrro Springs, Oregon July 31, 2 008 Page 13 THE CONFEDERATED TRIBES LANGUAGE LESSON- < Language > Washgú Forehead Iqú Arm Iqwft Leg Aq'úxwi Itpsh Jnee ahiqw'át Frog Foot I k ’ ashkash kwadáu a k ’ ashkash. T h is i s a boy and a g i r l . Eyes Isqwagwast Jaw Igech Iwán Belly Itfu gi Bellybutton Agigáit Thigh Itq'úxwi / Knees H e ts o ts o o Dragonfly Feet Ixút IdemtTuximax Ears kye Idelkch'amnna= Eybrows txaukal am tFuM Ear Icaqáic W Pinky Lady Bug ^ ^ -^ Q iq ay aq Wakshen Middle finger Aikwbnadix Wakshen 2nd or 4th finger Aqi'uqt Wakshen Thumb "TUTSE TUTSE SOADA" EENSY WEENSY SPIDER Tutse Tutse soada paahoodukwi poya powmadu tuponga kemma Yise soada kwaya'a pahoo'ooka Wakshen Soo taba tsepooese, yise powmadu pasa yise soo tutse tutse soada Finger paahoodukwi poya. The Treaty o f 1855 saisái Worm Wasco Paiute Numu Natunehanena Treaties Onosoo natunehanena. Treaties were made long ago. Te tubewa punowse nakea. Our land was returned to us. Mow dyise tamme mesoo tuhpw i’e. Now we have rights to hunt. Yise mesoo kwuni’e. A nd the rig h t to fish. Moomoatupu natunddyooena mesoo nahane. What we learned from our Elders can be car ried on. Te numu natukana mesoo nahane. We can harvest o ur Indian foods. Sahaptin Iwilx Land Putm t ku Paxat’maat Paxaaptit ku Paxat Anwichtpam a-Xàtwanat Pa’aniixwat Tamanwit Treaty o f 1855 Emxanqanxuda Fish Emxqw’alalma H unt Nami kwiyàamniin xàtwanat autnipama ku waq’iishwitpama. llchqwa
