Lakota Greetings for Females part 3 by Matt Remle

Lakota Greetings for Females part 3*

Háƞ čhiƞkší (Hello son)

Háƞ čhuƞkší (Hello daughter)

Háƞ thibló (Hello older brother)

Háƞ misúƞ (Hello younger brother)

Háƞ čhuwé (Hello older sister)

Háƞ mitȟáƞkala (Hello younger sister)

*This is part 3 in our 3 part series on Lakota Greetings for Females

For Dakota and Nakota dialect speakers simply change the “L” with “D” or “N”. For example: Lekší (Lakota), Dekší (Dakota), Nekší (Nakota)

Mitakuye oyasin
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5 thoughts on “Lakota Greetings for Females part 3 by Matt Remle”

I love the words you are posting here! I am starting to learn the language of my ancestors ,I thank you for this 🙂

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lrinspire on November 18, 2013 at 5:20 AM said:

We are glad to help support in the learning of our traditional languages. Pilamaya yelo, thanks, for reading and supporting LRInspire.

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Is mithankala for younger sister?

Thanks so much for doing these!!

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lrinspire on November 18, 2013 at 5:17 AM said:

It is! And thank you for catching that. I will get that fixed ASAP 🙂

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Thank You for posting these my late father was Lakota.

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