Blackfoot — top 667 words
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| # | Blackfoot | English |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | oki | hello (opens a conversation) |
| 2 | oki, tsanitapi? | hello, how is everything? |
| 3 | kaitama'tsin | see you later; goodbye |
| 4 | kitakitamattsin | goodbye (fuller written form) |
| 5 | kiatamattsin | goodbye (contracted spoken form) |
| 6 | tsa kitsiska'sim? | what is your name? |
| 7 | nitsiska'sim | my name is ... |
| 8 | tsima kitomahtotopa? | where are you from? |
| 9 | nitomahtoto | I am from ... |
| 10 | iitaamiksskanaotoni | good morning |
| 11 | sokapi | all is well |
| 12 | matssokapi | all is not well |
| 13 | kiitaisooksokahp? | did you sleep well? |
| 14 | tsaniitapiiwa? | how are things? |
| 15 | kiitaikihpa? | what are you doing? |
| 16 | kitaikihpowa? | what are you doing? (to a group) |
| 17 | nitaitapo | I am going to ... |
| 18 | nitaakitapo | I will go to ... |
| 19 | nitsit'tapo | I went to ... |
| 20 | tsima kitaitapohpa? | where are you going? |
| 21 | tsima kitaakitapohpa? | where will you go? |
| 22 | tsima kitsit'tapohpa? | where did you go? |
| 23 | tsa kimaahtohkoikiih'pa? | are you okay? |
| 24 | kitaakaahspa? | did you get hurt? |
| 25 | tsima kitoomoh'to'toohpa? | where are you from? (fuller form) |
| 26 | tsa nistapanisinni | what does that mean? |
| 27 | tsa kitsitaikiih'pa? | what is on your mind? |
| 28 | tsa nitooh'kitsim | what is the difference between ...? |
| 29 | kitaokiitakiih'pa? | are you angry? |
| 30 | tsa nitaitsitapiyaaniiyaoh'pa | how do you say this in Blackfoot? |
| 31 | kitaksstooh'otsikiinaipoyiih'pa | can you speak slowly? |
| 32 | nita'pai'ksika'yi | I am walking about |
| 33 | nitaakapi'ksika'yi | I will be walking about |
| 34 | natapai'ksika'yihpiinaan | we are walking about |
| 35 | kiitaaksikiihpa? | what are you going to do? |
| 36 | sa | no |
| 37 | aa | yes |
| 38 | annia | ok now |
| 39 | taka? | who? |
| 40 | kiisto | you (singular) |
| 41 | niistoowa | I, me (independent pronoun) |
| 42 | kamotaan | life fulfilled |
| 43 | miisommipaitapiisin | long life |
| 44 | aatsimoyihkaan | prayer |
| 45 | piit | come in! (to one person) |
| 46 | piik | come in! (to more than one) |
| 47 | saksit | go outside! (to one person) |
| 48 | saksik | go outside! (to more than one) |
| 49 | pohsapot | come here! |
| 50 | pohsapok | come here! (to more than one) |
| 51 | misstapot'a | go away! |
| 52 | makoapiit | sit down! |
| 53 | makoapiik | sit down! (to more than one) |
| 54 | makopiit | sit down! (variant spelling) |
| 55 | popoyiit | stand up! |
| 56 | popoiyit | stand up! (variant spelling) |
| 57 | popoiyik | stand up! (to more than one) |
| 58 | kayinnit kitsim | open the door! |
| 59 | ookiita kitsim | close the door! |
| 60 | ooyiita | eat! (to one person) |
| 61 | ooyiika | eat! (to more than one) |
| 62 | ooyit | eat! (short form used with children) |
| 63 | simita | drink! (to one person) |
| 64 | simika | drink! (to more than one) |
| 65 | simit | drink! (short form) |
| 66 | ko'kiita | give it to me! |
| 67 | kotsisa | give it to him or her! |
| 68 | oohkimaat | wait! |
| 69 | oohkimaak | wait! (to more than one) |
| 70 | pokakita | wake up! |
| 71 | poowaat | get up! |
| 72 | powaata | get up from sitting or lying down! |
| 73 | issiskiitsit | wash your face! |
| 74 | istsimiiyit | wash your hands! |
| 75 | issiikiiniistsit | brush your teeth! |
| 76 | akksskiiniiyit | comb your hair! |
| 77 | matoyookaat | go to sleep! |
| 78 | saotaawahkaat | go outside and play! |
| 79 | isspommokit | help me! |
| 80 | sspommokit | help me! (short form) |
| 81 | sspommos | help him or her! |
| 82 | issakit | wash the dishes! |
| 83 | ksikkapistotakit | clean up! tidy up! |
| 84 | kitsitayookahpa' | clean up your bedroom! |
| 85 | aksistotohsit | put your clothes on! |
| 86 | maaksaapsskohsit | put your coat on! |
| 87 | maks'tsitsikit | put your shoes on! |
| 88 | ikss'koopiit | sit still! |
| 89 | isstsanopiit | sit and listen! |
| 90 | matoyakoapiit | go and sit down! |
| 91 | amm istopiit | sit here! |
| 92 | omm istopiit | sit there! |
| 93 | issamokit | look at me! |
| 94 | isstsiivit | listen! |
| 95 | nitakit | hurry up! |
| 96 | oo'kii | let's go! |
| 97 | anakimaat | turn on the lights! |
| 98 | misstapoh'toota | put it away! |
| 99 | misstapapiksit | throw it away! |
| 100 | ka'koa'a | go ahead, do it! |
| 101 | ika'kimaat | try hard! |
| 102 | maaksipoyit | line up! |
| 103 | saamis | look at ... (imperative used with a demonstrative) |
| 104 | issammisa | look at that ... |
| 105 | ni'tokskaa | one |
| 106 | naato'ka | two |
| 107 | niooska | three |
| 108 | niiso | four |
| 109 | nisito | five |
| 110 | naoi | six |
| 111 | ihkitsika | seven |
| 112 | naaniso | eight |
| 113 | piihksso | nine |
| 114 | kiipo | ten |
| 115 | ni'tsikopoto | eleven |
| 116 | natsikopoto | twelve |
| 117 | niikopoto | thirteen |
| 118 | niisikopoto | fourteen |
| 119 | nisitsikopoto | fifteen |
| 120 | naikopoto | sixteen |
| 121 | ihkitsikikopoto | seventeen |
| 122 | nanisikopoto | eighteen |
| 123 | piihkssikopoto | nineteen |
| 124 | naatsippo | twenty |
| 125 | niiippo | thirty |
| 126 | niisippo | forty |
| 127 | niisitsippo | fifty |
| 128 | naaippo | sixty |
| 129 | ihkitsikippo | seventy |
| 130 | nanisippo | eighty |
| 131 | pihkssippo | ninety |
| 132 | kiipippo | one hundred |
| 133 | ni'toksskam | one (counting animals) |
| 134 | naato'kam | two (counting animals) |
| 135 | niooskam | three (counting animals) |
| 136 | niisoiyim | four (counting animals) |
| 137 | nisotoim | five (counting animals) |
| 138 | noiyim | six (counting animals) |
| 139 | ihkitsikam | seven (counting animals) |
| 140 | naanisoim | eight (counting animals) |
| 141 | piihkssoim | nine (counting animals) |
| 142 | kiipoim | ten (counting animals) |
| 143 | nitsitapi | one person |
| 144 | natsitapi | two people |
| 145 | ni'toskom imitaa | one dog |
| 146 | siksinaattsi | black (it is black) |
| 147 | ksiksinaattsi | white (it is white) |
| 148 | maohksinaattsi | red (it is red) |
| 149 | otahkoinaattsi | yellow (it is yellow) |
| 150 | aotahkoinattsi | orange (it is orange) |
| 151 | otsskoinaattsi | blue (it is blue) |
| 152 | saiaaksimokoinaattsi | green (it is green) |
| 153 | apoyinaattsi | brown (it is brown) |
| 154 | sikotssoinaattsi | purple (it is purple) |
| 155 | i'kiinaattsi | pink (it is pink) |
| 156 | ikkitsinaatsi | grey (it is grey) |
| 157 | sik- | black (colour root) |
| 158 | aapi- | white (colour root) |
| 159 | ksikk- | white (second colour root) |
| 160 | maohk- | red (colour root) |
| 161 | otahko- | yellow (colour root) |
| 162 | otssko- | blue or green (colour root) |
| 163 | apoyi- | brown (colour root) |
| 164 | komono- | purple (colour root) |
| 165 | mi'ksinaattsiwa | it is red (animate form) |
| 166 | siksinaattsiwa | it is black (animate form) |
| 167 | ninaa | man; also a leader or chief |
| 168 | aki | woman |
| 169 | saahkomapi | boy |
| 170 | akikoan | girl |
| 171 | kipitaki | old woman |
| 172 | omahkinaa | old man |
| 173 | pookaa | child |
| 174 | is'sitsimaan | baby (swaddled infant) |
| 175 | matapii | person (noun stem) |
| 176 | matapiiwa | a person (animate singular) |
| 177 | matapiiksi | people (animate plural) |
| 178 | ninaaki | woman who is a leader or chief |
| 179 | niinawaakii | woman leader; queen |
| 180 | isttsipihkiniinaa | leader who wears a crown; king |
| 181 | ohkinniinaa | leader who wears the treaty medallion |
| 182 | maohkotooksskaiksi | council members (who wear the red stripe) |
| 183 | Napikoan | white man |
| 184 | Siksapikoan | Black man |
| 185 | Siksapiaki | Black woman |
| 186 | Otahksistoyi | Hutterite (describes the round beards) |
| 187 | Napi | Old Man, the Blackfoot trickster-creator figure |
| 188 | ninna | my father |
| 189 | niksista | my mother (also used for aunt) |
| 190 | nisskan | my younger sibling (male speaker) |
| 191 | nisiss | my younger sibling (female speaker) |
| 192 | ni'ssa | my older brother |
| 193 | nin'ssta | my older sister |
| 194 | nooko'sa | my child |
| 195 | nooko'siksi | my children |
| 196 | niitaan | my daughter |
| 197 | niitaaniksi | my daughters |
| 198 | n'ohko | my son |
| 199 | n'ohkoiksi | my sons |
| 200 | nissokosa | my grandchild |
| 201 | nissokosiksi | my grandchildren |
| 202 | nitsitapiimiksi | my family |
| 203 | kokonaa | daughter (alternative term of address) |
| 204 | ksiki | son (alternative term of address) |
| 205 | kinna | your father |
| 206 | kiksista | your mother |
| 207 | kisskan | your younger sibling (male) |
| 208 | kisiss | your younger sibling (female) |
| 209 | ki'ssa | your older brother |
| 210 | kin'ssta | your older sister |
| 211 | onni | his or her father |
| 212 | ooksista | his or her mother |
| 213 | oisskan | his younger sibling |
| 214 | osiss | her younger sibling |
| 215 | o'ssa | his or her older brother |
| 216 | oin'ssta | his or her older sister |
| 217 | kinnoon | our father |
| 218 | kiksistsinoon | our mother |
| 219 | kisskaninoon | our younger brother |
| 220 | kisissinoon | our younger sister |
| 221 | ki'sinoon | our older brother |
| 222 | kin'stinnoon | our older sister |
| 223 | kaahsinnoon | our grandparent |
| 224 | niipitaam | my wife |
| 225 | ninaapiim | my husband |
| 226 | nissa | my son-in-law |
| 227 | nimssa | my daughter-in-law |
| 228 | nissstamo | my brother-in-law (a man's sister's husband) |
| 229 | nisstamoohko | my brother-in-law (a man's wife's brother) |
| 230 | nitootoyoom | brother-in-law of a woman |
| 231 | nitootoohkiimaan | sister-in-law of a man |
| 232 | naaahsa | my grandparent |
| 233 | kaaahsa | your grandparent |
| 234 | maaahsi | his or her grandparent |
| 235 | naaahsiksi | my grandparents |
| 236 | naaahsinnaana | our grandparent (not including you) |
| 237 | kaaahsinnoona | our grandparent (including you) |
| 238 | niksissta | my mother (accented spelling) |
| 239 | kiksissta | your mother (accented spelling) |
| 240 | oksisstsi | his or her mother |
| 241 | nooma | my husband (as in Frantz's example sentence) |
| 242 | nitaniksi | my daughters (as in Frantz's example sentence) |
| 243 | aakiikoaiksi | girls |
| 244 | Aakiinaa | homosexual man (term collected in the 2024 Galt book) |
| 245 | Aawowaakii | person transitioning to female |
| 246 | Akaowotaakii | person transitioning to male |
| 247 | Ninowaakii | masculine female |
| 248 | (m)o'tsis | arm, hand (noun stem) |
| 249 | no'tsisi | my hand |
| 250 | ko'tsisi | your hand |
| 251 | o'tsisi | his or her hand |
| 252 | no'tsiistsi | my hands |
| 253 | ko'tsiistsi | your hands |
| 254 | o'tsiistsi | his or her hands |
| 255 | nohkati | my foot |
| 256 | kohkati | your foot |
| 257 | ohkati | his or her foot |
| 258 | mohkati | one's foot (indefinite possessor) |
| 259 | aapi'si | coyote |
| 260 | makoyii | wolf |
| 261 | omahkapi'si | wolf (lit. 'big coyote') |
| 262 | sinopaa | fox |
| 263 | maohkataatoyi | red fox |
| 264 | miisinsski | badger |
| 265 | kaanaisskiinaa | mouse |
| 266 | apiikayi | skunk |
| 267 | aapaa | weasel |
| 268 | aapaiai | ermine (weasel in its white winter coat) |
| 269 | aaattsistaa | rabbit |
| 270 | omahkokata | gopher, prairie dog |
| 271 | omahkatayo | cougar |
| 272 | natayo | bobcat, lynx |
| 273 | omahksi'ksina | rattlesnake |
| 274 | pitsiiksiinaa | snake |
| 275 | kiaayo | bear |
| 276 | kai'skaahp | porcupine |
| 277 | awakaasii | deer |
| 278 | awatoyi | white-tailed deer |
| 279 | sikihtsisoo | moose |
| 280 | ponoka | elk |
| 281 | ponokawa | elk (animate singular) |
| 282 | ponokaiksi | elk (animate plural) |
| 283 | sokiawakasi | antelope |
| 284 | iinii | buffalo, bison |
| 285 | iiniiksi | buffalo (plural) |
| 286 | skim | female buffalo |
| 287 | napim | male buffalo |
| 288 | stamik | bull elk |
| 289 | kso'wapomohkaksi | the animals that walk on the earth |
| 290 | matsikapisa | frog |
| 291 | mi'sohpsskii | muskrat |
| 292 | aimmoonisi | river otter |
| 293 | ksissksstaki | beaver |
| 294 | ni'towaki | chicken |
| 295 | poosa | cat |
| 296 | poos | cat (noun stem) |
| 297 | omahkisto'ki | donkey (describes the big ears) |
| 298 | aiksini | pig |
| 299 | sooyaiksini | hippopotamus (lit. 'water pig') |
| 300 | ponokaomitaa | horse (lit. 'elk dog') |
| 301 | ota's | saddle horse, one's own mount |
| 302 | aisayohkomii | bull |
| 303 | iimitaa | dog |
| 304 | imitaawa | the dog (animate singular) |
| 305 | aapotskina | cow |
| 306 | mamii | fish |
| 307 | sspopii | turtle |
| 308 | pi'ksii | bird |
| 309 | aoksspiaki | bat |
| 310 | makapipita | bat (lit. 'bad eagle') |
| 311 | aapsspini | Canada goose |
| 312 | piitaa | eagle (any eagle) |
| 313 | ksikkihkini | bald eagle |
| 314 | otahkimotokan | golden eagle |
| 315 | mai'stoo | crow |
| 316 | omahkaisstowa | raven |
| 317 | siipitstoo | owl (also called the Night Crier) |
| 318 | sipistoo | owl (accented spelling) |
| 319 | omahksiipii'kssi | wild turkey |
| 320 | kak'koo | pigeon, dove |
| 321 | sai'ai | duck |
| 322 | kiitokii | prairie chicken |
| 323 | mamia'tsikimi | magpie |
| 324 | pisttoo | nighthawk |
| 325 | otahkohsoa'tsis | red-tailed hawk |
| 326 | sikohpoyitaipanikimm | Swainson's hawk |
| 327 | paahksiiksistsikomm | osprey |
| 328 | niipomakii | black-capped chickadee |
| 329 | maataasii | barred owl |
| 330 | otsskoisisttsi | blue jay |
| 331 | mia'tsii | horned lark |
| 332 | kakanottsstookii | great horned owl |
| 333 | mi'ksikatsi | mallard duck |
| 334 | omahkaokomii | pelican |
| 335 | soyiiksiina | yellow-headed blackbird |
| 336 | paahpaakssksisii | woodpecker |
| 337 | soohksiisiimsstaan | meadowlark |
| 338 | aotahkaaokayis | robin |
| 339 | aiksikksksisi | coot |
| 340 | iimaohkominniiksiini | red-winged blackbird |
| 341 | matsi'sai'piyi | loon |
| 342 | naamoisisttsii | hummingbird |
| 343 | iss'kssiina | insects; small animals of the ground |
| 344 | naamoo | bee |
| 345 | aissko'kiinaa | ant |
| 346 | ksiwa | spider |
| 347 | nakaasi | spider (second term) |
| 348 | ksiwawakaasi | spider (lit. 'ground deer') |
| 349 | soy'sksissi | fly |
| 350 | omahkssoy'skisii | black fly |
| 351 | ik'kstohksisi | mosquito |
| 352 | ksisohksisi | mosquito (second term) |
| 353 | tsikatsii | grasshopper |
| 354 | naamsskii | lizard |
| 355 | apanii | butterfly |
| 356 | kommoyo'kstsiikinakimm | earthworm |
| 357 | paahssaakii | firefly |
| 358 | poonisayi | beetle |
| 359 | naato'si | sun |
| 360 | ko'komiki'somm | moon |
| 361 | kakatosi | stars |
| 362 | ipisowaahsa | the Morning Star |
| 363 | makoiyohsokoyi | the Wolf Trail (the Milky Way) |
| 364 | ksiistsikomm | thunder |
| 365 | miistakii | mountain |
| 366 | miistakistsi | mountains |
| 367 | ksaahkoom | earth, land |
| 368 | ksaahkoi | dirt |
| 369 | nii'itahtaa | river |
| 370 | niitahtaa | river (all rivers) |
| 371 | a'siitahtaa | stream, backwater |
| 372 | sspoohtsi | sky |
| 373 | koon'sko | snow |
| 374 | aohkii | water |
| 375 | oohkotok | rock, stone |
| 376 | oohkotoki | the stone (inanimate singular) |
| 377 | awatsimaan | burrow |
| 378 | kaawahko | coulee |
| 379 | matoyihko | bunch grass; grassland |
| 380 | issoohkitoohtsi | steep hillside |
| 381 | otsiimoko | meadow |
| 382 | maohtokska | timber growing out of the rocks |
| 383 | piinii'toohtsi | river bottom |
| 384 | o'kakoyi | flood |
| 385 | isspahko | hills, high land |
| 386 | sokii | prairie, plains |
| 387 | a'kakawaatsimani | caves |
| 388 | soksistsiko | cloud (noun stem) |
| 389 | soksistsikoyi | the cloud (inanimate singular) |
| 390 | soksistsikoistsi | clouds (inanimate plural) |
| 391 | aisoopoo | it is windy |
| 392 | iisoopoowa | it was windy |
| 393 | aaksoopoowa | it will be windy |
| 394 | aisikssoopoo | there is a chinook wind |
| 395 | aaksikssoopoo | there will be a chinook wind |
| 396 | aisootaa | it is raining |
| 397 | iissotaa | it rained |
| 398 | aaksootaa | it will rain |
| 399 | aohpotaa | it is snowing |
| 400 | iihpootaawa | it snowed |
| 401 | aakohpotaawa | it will snow |
| 402 | iitaamiksistsiko | it is a nice day |
| 403 | iikitamiksistsiko | it was a nice day |
| 404 | aakitamiksistsiko | it will be a nice day |
| 405 | sstoyii | winter |
| 406 | moto | spring |
| 407 | niipoo | summer |
| 408 | moko | autumn, fall |
| 409 | apinakos | tomorrow |
| 410 | matoni | yesterday |
| 411 | naatoyiksistsiko | Sunday (holy day) |
| 412 | issikatoyiksistsiko | Monday (the day after the holy day) |
| 413 | otomohtsistokissiskaatoyiksistsikohpi | Tuesday |
| 414 | iitowaanaok'kso'kii'pi | Wednesday |
| 415 | iikaitaisttsino'pa | Thursday (old ration day) |
| 416 | mamiiksistsiko | Friday (fish day) |
| 417 | to'tohtaatoyiiksistsiko | Saturday (the day before the holy day) |
| 418 | omahksiki'soom | January (old moon) |
| 419 | piitaiki'soom | February (eagle moon) |
| 420 | sa'aiki'soom | March (duck moon) |
| 421 | matsiyikkapisaki'soom | April (frog moon) |
| 422 | aapitsisskitsaato's | May (flower blossom moon) |
| 423 | miisamssootaa | June (long rains) |
| 424 | okonokistsi otsitai'tssp | July (when the blueberries ripen) |
| 425 | pakkii'pistsi otsitai'tssp | August (when the chokecherries ripen) |
| 426 | iitayiitsimaahkao'p | August (second attested name) |
| 427 | awaasiiki'soom | September (deer moon) |
| 428 | mo'kaato's | October (fall moon) |
| 429 | iitao'tsstoyii | November (when the cold arrives) |
| 430 | misamiko'komiaato's | December (long nights) |
| 431 | apahtohsohtsi | north |
| 432 | amskapotsi | south |
| 433 | amitohtsi | west |
| 434 | pinnapohtsi | east |
| 435 | amisohtsi | up, upper floor |
| 436 | spomohtsi | the heavens, above |
| 437 | sainisohtsi | down, lower level |
| 438 | kso'wahtsi | the ground |
| 439 | pakkii'p | chokecherry |
| 440 | onnikiisaikimsskaan | showy milkweed |
| 441 | aakiika'ksimii | silver sage, pasture sage ('women's sage') |
| 442 | ninaika'ksimo | prairie sage, sagebrush ('male sage') |
| 443 | o'atstatsimaan | pincushion cactus |
| 444 | otohtoksiin | raspberry |
| 445 | siiksinoko | juniper berry |
| 446 | naamoi'staan | honey (lit. 'bee excretion') |
| 447 | niipistsi | leaves |
| 448 | ootsistsiin | wild strawberry |
| 449 | sipatsimo | sweetgrass |
| 450 | aahsowa | wild licorice |
| 451 | naato'sipisatssaisski | dandelion ('pretty flower of the sun') |
| 452 | a'siitsiksiim | cottonwood trees |
| 453 | aokiniimo | cedar |
| 454 | akkayssksisi | shooting star (the flower) |
| 455 | niipoinsstaam | lodgepole pine |
| 456 | ka'kitsimo | wild mint |
| 457 | piistaahkaan | tobacco |
| 458 | sooyaisiihtsi | prairie smoke (the flower) |
| 459 | ki'piaapi | prairie crocus |
| 460 | mi'ksinittsiim | silver buffaloberry |
| 461 | aohtoksoo'ki | yarrow |
| 462 | aaatsistaotsipiiis | rabbit willow |
| 463 | ayiinohksoowatoo'p | asparagus |
| 464 | otsiikin | buffalo bean |
| 465 | katoyiss | sweet pine |
| 466 | i'kaasi'miin | fireberry hawthorn |
| 467 | kinii | prairie rose; tomato |
| 468 | otahkoottsis | prickly pear cactus |
| 469 | maanikapi | wild bergamot |
| 470 | okonok | saskatoon berry ('the one berry') |
| 471 | misisaimi'soyiis | wolf willow |
| 472 | saahsiipakksini'simaani | golden currant |
| 473 | saokipissatsinikimm | nodding onion |
| 474 | mi'kotsiipiiyis | red osier dogwood |
| 475 | miini | berry |
| 476 | okonikii | blueberries |
| 477 | aisaakotsii | pop, fizzy drink |
| 478 | siksikimi | tea ('black liquid') |
| 479 | aisoyoopoksiikimi | tea (Aamsskaapipikani form) |
| 480 | kistsikimista | herbal tea |
| 481 | nitapaisiksikim | coffee |
| 482 | niita'paisiksikimi | coffee (Siksika, Piikani and Kainai form) |
| 483 | aisiksikimi | coffee (Aamsskaapipikani form) |
| 484 | nita'psiksikimi | coffee (New Blackfoot contracted form) |
| 485 | onniki | milk |
| 486 | pisstaahkaipoko | pepper |
| 487 | isttsiksipoko | salt |
| 488 | aiksinoosak | bacon |
| 489 | ootsistsiinin | strawberry |
| 490 | niipii | lettuce |
| 491 | napayiin | bread |
| 492 | isstonniki | ice cream |
| 493 | aohpiikiinaatsi | corn |
| 494 | immoyaapasstaamiinaam | peach |
| 495 | iinan | banana |
| 496 | apasstaamiinaam | apple |
| 497 | aotahkoinaam | orange (the fruit) |
| 498 | maatááki | potato (Siksika and Kainai form) |
| 499 | paatááki | potato (Piikani and Blackfeet form) |
| 500 | i'ksisako | meat (noun stem) |
| 501 | i'ksisakoyi | the meat (inanimate singular) |
| 502 | i'ksisakoistsi | meats |
| 503 | mokimaani | pemmican (dry meat, berries and fat) |
| 504 | niitoiyi | I am eating |
| 505 | nitaaksoiyi | I will eat |
| 506 | nitsstoiyi | I ate |
| 507 | nitaissi | I am drinking |
| 508 | nitaakssim | I will drink |
| 509 | nitssim | I drank |
| 510 | simii | drink (verb root) |
| 511 | aisimmiwa | he or she is drinking |
| 512 | aakssimiwa | he or she will drink |
| 513 | iisimiwa | he or she drank |
| 514 | oowatoo | to eat something (transitive inanimate verb) |
| 515 | nitsikayaahsoyi | I like to eat |
| 516 | niitoiyiss | tipi, the Niitsitapi lodge |
| 517 | moiiyiss | lodge (any lodge) |
| 518 | napioyiss | a white man's house |
| 519 | ookoowa | house (noun stem) |
| 520 | ksitsikomstaan | window |
| 521 | kitsim | door |
| 522 | sopatsis | chair |
| 523 | innisopatsis | couch, sofa ('long chair') |
| 524 | kot'tsii sopatsis | stuffed chair |
| 525 | ik'kinisopatsis | very soft chair |
| 526 | omahksisoopa'tsis | armchair |
| 527 | asoopop | seating |
| 528 | iitaisoyoap'a | table |
| 529 | akssin | bed |
| 530 | iitayookoap'a | bedroom |
| 531 | anakimatsis | lamp |
| 532 | iitaipss'topoap'a | living room |
| 533 | iitoayo'saop'a | kitchen |
| 534 | iitaisokohko'so'p | cupboard |
| 535 | iitaissiskiohsaop'a | washroom |
| 536 | iitaisap'sskitsaop'a | sink |
| 537 | iitais'saakiop'a | kitchen sink |
| 538 | iitaisap'ssitsaop'a | bathtub |
| 539 | iitais'stois'toap'a | refrigerator |
| 540 | po'taa'tsis | oven |
| 541 | aisaiksit'to | television |
| 542 | ihtaipiiyohtsimoap | radio ('we hear news from afar with it') |
| 543 | ihtaipoyoap'a | telephone ('we talk with it') |
| 544 | sinaakia'tsis | book |
| 545 | isska | pail |
| 546 | akaa'tsisi | robe |
| 547 | atsikiistsi | shoes |
| 548 | isttoana | knife |
| 549 | sootsimaan | parfleche, rawhide container |
| 550 | manistsistaan | travois made from tipi poles |
| 551 | iinisskimm | buffalo-calling stone |
| 552 | aiksisstoomatomaahkaa | automobile ('it moves on its own') |
| 553 | iitaisapopaop'a | car ('we ride in it') |
| 554 | iitawaai'pihtakio'p | truck ('we haul with it') |
| 555 | aapatataksaakssin | the box on the back of a truck |
| 556 | aipakikitaka'si | motorcycle (describes the backfiring) |
| 557 | ihtahsoikapiksspop'a | bicycle (describes the pedalling) |
| 558 | aipottaa | airplane (noun stem) |
| 559 | aipottaayi | the airplane (inanimate singular) |
| 560 | aipottaaistsi | airplanes (inanimate plural) |
| 561 | aisokinaki | doctor ('one who makes us feel better') |
| 562 | aisokinakiaaki | woman doctor; nurse |
| 563 | issksinimatoski | teacher |
| 564 | aissksinima'tstohki | teacher (second attested form) |
| 565 | naatoyapiikoan | priest ('holy white man') |
| 566 | naatowa'paaki | nun ('holy white woman') |
| 567 | iyinnakiikoan | police officer (man) |
| 568 | iyinnakiaki | police officer (woman) |
| 569 | maohksisokasim | Red Coat, RCMP officer |
| 570 | iimohksisokasiiksi | the Redcoats |
| 571 | kinnonna | Indian agent |
| 572 | a'po'taki | to work (animate intransitive verb) |
| 573 | Niitsi'powahsin | the Blackfoot language |
| 574 | Niitsitapi | the Blackfoot people ('the real people') |
| 575 | Nitsitapiisinni | our way of life |
| 576 | Nitsipoiyiksi | the people who speak the real language |
| 577 | Siksika | Siksika (Blackfoot) Nation |
| 578 | Kainai | Kainai (Blood) Nation, 'Many Leaders' |
| 579 | Piikani | Piikani Nation |
| 580 | Aapatohsipikani | Northern Piikani |
| 581 | Aamsskaapipikani | Southern Piikani, the Blackfeet Nation in Montana |
| 582 | Kainaisksahko | the Kainai land |
| 583 | Kainaikoan | a Kainai person |
| 584 | Kainaki | a Kainai woman |
| 585 | Kainaipokaa | a Kainai child |
| 586 | Piikanikoan | a Piikani person |
| 587 | Piikanaki | a Piikani woman |
| 588 | Siksikaikoan | a Siksika person |
| 589 | Siksikaki | a Siksika woman |
| 590 | Ihtsipaitapiyop | the Source of Life |
| 591 | Naatoyitapiiksi | Spirit Beings |
| 592 | Ksahkomitapiksi | Earth Beings |
| 593 | Soyiitapiksi | Water Beings |
| 594 | Spomitapiksi | Above Beings |
| 595 | Soakitapiiksi | the Plains people |
| 596 | Ookaan | the Sun Dance |
| 597 | pisskan | buffalo jump |
| 598 | akipisskan | women's buffalo jump |
| 599 | akokatssinn | circle camp, when everyone camps in one place |
| 600 | minipoka | favoured children |
| 601 | miinipokaa | a specially honoured child |
| 602 | katoyissa | blood clot |
| 603 | sikapiksinn | smallpox |
| 604 | aspikssinn | measles |
| 605 | isttsikssaaisskinaan | tuberculosis |
| 606 | Nitawahsinnanni | Our Land |
| 607 | Ninastako | Chief Mountain |
| 608 | Katoyissiksi | the Sweet Grass (Sweet Pine) Hills |
| 609 | Omahksspatsiko | the Cypress Hills |
| 610 | Omahksispatsikoyii | the Great Sand Hills |
| 611 | Aisinai'pi | Writing-On-Stone |
| 612 | Pahtomahksikimi | Waterton |
| 613 | Napitahtaa | the Oldman River |
| 614 | Mokoan'siitahtaa | the Belly River |
| 615 | Poyiitahtaa | the Milk River |
| 616 | Isskihtaii'tahtaa | the St. Mary River |
| 617 | Ponokasisahta | the North Saskatchewan River ('Elk River') |
| 618 | Ponokaissisaahtaa | Red Deer, Alberta ('Elk River') |
| 619 | Otahkoitahtayi | the Yellowstone / Musselshell River |
| 620 | Akaapioyiss | Fort Macleod |
| 621 | A'kaohkimi | Cardston |
| 622 | Ksaamaisskinii | Magrath |
| 623 | Mohkinsstsis | Calgary |
| 624 | Sikohkotoki | Lethbridge ('black rocks') |
| 625 | Omahkoiyiss | Edmonton |
| 626 | Spitsi | Pincher Creek; High River |
| 627 | am | here (near the speaker) |
| 628 | ai | over there |
| 629 | amm | this (animate, near speaker) |
| 630 | amo | this (animate) |
| 631 | omm | that (animate) |
| 632 | oma | that (animate singular) |
| 633 | omiksi | those (animate plural) |
| 634 | ammoksi | these (animate plural) |
| 635 | ommiksi | those (animate plural, second form) |
| 636 | annistsi | those (inanimate plural) |
| 637 | -wa | animate singular noun ending |
| 638 | -iksi | animate plural noun ending |
| 639 | -yi | inanimate singular noun ending |
| 640 | -istsi | inanimate plural noun ending |
| 641 | áakokaawa | he will rope |
| 642 | áakookaawa | she will sponsor a Sundance |
| 643 | nínna | my father (Frantz's spelling, showing the long nn) |
| 644 | soká'pssiwa | he is good |
| 645 | ápssiwa | it is an arrow |
| 646 | apssíwa | it is a fig |
| 647 | máátaissikópiiwa | he or she is not resting |
| 648 | áókska'siwa | he or she runs |
| 649 | áyo'kaa | to sleep |
| 650 | áyo'kaawa | he or she is sleeping |
| 651 | áínihkii | to sing |
| 652 | ai'poyiwa | he or she speaks |
| 653 | awaani | he says |
| 654 | oakska'siwa | he or she acts badly |
| 655 | siiksipohsiwa | it bit itself |
| 656 | nitsikakomimmayi | I love them (direct form) |
| 657 | nitsikakomimmoki | they love me (inverse form) |
| 658 | nomohto'too | I arrive from somewhere (Old Blackfoot) |
| 659 | nitohto'too | I arrive from somewhere (New Blackfoot) |
| 660 | aikiiwatsiksi | what is she doing? (Old Blackfoot) |
| 661 | aikiiwa | what is she doing? (New Blackfoot) |
| 662 | nitaakiiyi | I am a woman (Old Blackfoot) |
| 663 | tsa anistapiiwa? | what is it? (written form) |
| 664 | tsistapii? | what is it? (spoken contracted form) |
| 665 | nitaakitapoo | I am going there (written form) |
| 666 | taakitapoo | I am going there (spoken contracted form) |
| 667 | oohpopokaa | a soft, gentle breeze |