 ... somewhat modifies it. a has the sound of English a in father. e has the sound of English e in they, or of a in face. i has the sound of i in marine, or of e in me. 0 has the sound of English o in go, note. u has the sound of u in rule,, or of oo in...  A Dakota-English Dictionary - Page 1by Stephen Return Riggs, Geographical and Geological Survey of the Rocky Mountain Region (U.S.) - 1892 - 665 pagesFull view - About this book
 | Smithsonian Institution - Dakota language - 1852 - 438 pages
...number, exclusive of the sound represented by the apostrophe ('). b, has its common English sound. c, is an aspirate with the sound of English ch, as in chin. This was formerly represented by c simply. iJ, is an emphatic 6. It is formed by pronouncing ' c '... | |
 | Natalie Curtis Burlin - Indians of North America - 1907 - 724 pages
...uniform sound — the Continental. The following consonants are peculiar to the Dakota language : c is an aspirate with the sound of English ch, as in chin. c is an emphatic " c," pronounced like a vigorous " c " and followed by sudden expulsion of the breath.... | |
 | Frances Densmore - Dakota Indians - 1918 - 740 pages
...go, note. u has the sound of u in rule, or of oo in food. CONSONANTS The consonants are 23 in number. b has its common English sound. 6 is an aspirate with the sound of English ch, as in chin. § is an emphatic c. It is formed by pronouncing c with a strong pressure of the organs, followed by... | |
 | Frances Densmore - 1918 - 742 pages
...note. u has the sound of u in rule,, or of oo in food. CONSONANTS The consonants are 23 in number. b has its common English sound. 6 is an aspirate with the sound of English ch, as in chin. y is an emphatic 6. It is formed by pronouncing c with a strong pressure of the organs, followed by... | |
 | Frances Densmore - Music - 2001 - 676 pages
...go, note. M has the sound of u in rule, or of oo m food. CONSONANTS The consonants are 23 in number. b has its common English sound. 6 is an aspirate with the sound of English ch, as in chin. § is an emphatic 6. It is formed by pronouncing è with a strong pressure of the organs, followed... | |
 | Amos Enos Oneroad, Alanson Skinner - History - 2003 - 240 pages
...Dakota-English Dictionary (Washington, BC: GPO, 1889; St. Paul: Minnesota Historical Society Press, 1992). is an aspirate with the sound of English ch, as in chin represents a deep guttural gh H/h represents a strong guttural kha denotes a nasal sound similar to... | |
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