áísattsikohtako-

Blackfoot

Etymology

Probably from áí- (durative aspect) +‎ sattsik- (“to jingle”) +‎ ohtako- (“to make a sound”), literally “it makes a jingling sound”.

Pronunciation

  • IPA(key): /áísatːsikoxtako/
    • (Aamsskapipikani, Aapatohsipikani) IPA(key): [ɛ́sʌ̀tːs̠ìko̥xtàko̥]
    • (Kainai) IPA(key): [ɛ́(ː)sɐ̀tːsìkxwtàko̥]
    • (Siksika) IPA(key): [ǽsʌ̀tːsìko̥xtàko̥], [ɛ́s-]

Noun stem

áísattsikohtako- inan (singular áísattsikotakoyi, plural áísattsikohtakoistsi, non-referentional áísattsikohtakoi)

  1. lupin

References

  • Frantz, Donald G.; Genee, Inge (2016–2023), Blackfoot Online Dictionary‎[1], University of Toronto Press
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