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You may copy it, give it away or +re-use it under the terms of the Project Gutenberg License included +with this eBook or online at www.gutenberg.org + + +Title: In Arapahoe: Matthew 9, 1-8. + +Author: John Kliewer + +Translator: John Kliewer + +Release Date: December 24, 2007 [EBook #24002] + +Language: Arapaho + +Character set encoding: UTF-8 + +*** START OF THIS PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK IN ARAPAHOE: MATTHEW 9, 1-8. *** + + + + +Produced by freeelf + + + + + +</pre> + + +<h1>IN ARAPAHOE: MATTHEW 9, 1-8.</h1> + +<div class="c1">1888<br>PUBLISHED BY<br>Wm. J. KREHBIEL, NEWTON, KANSAS.</div> +<br> +<a class="pagenum" name="page_2" id="page_2" title="2"></a> +<h3>ALPHABET:<br>----</h3><br><br> + +a ā ă e ĕ i o ŏ u ŭ b c h k n s t w x y ch sh th.<br><br> + +a, sound of ä in English.<br> +e, long sound of e in English.<br> +i, short sound of i in English.<br> +o, long sound of o in English.<br> +u, sound of ü in English.<br> +x, sound of ch in German.<br><br> + +All other letters have the same sound that they have in the English language. Each letter has only one sound.<br><br> + +(´) denotes the syllable to be accented.<br> +(’) (Apostrophy) when at the end of a word or a syllable, denotes a sound similar to that which is wrought when a person groans.<br><br><br> +<a class="pagenum" name="page_3" id="page_3" title="3"></a> +<h3>MATTHEW 9, 1-8.<br>----</h3> + +<p>1 Nane´he yehat thewŏ´nĕ’, na chĕbexa´ta’, na hĕi´xcha hete´tĕn.</p> + +<p>2 Na naha´bĕĕ, hĕix chātŏ´na hisi´binĕ´nin, sĕĕse´nĕn haa´bĕ’. Na tonaha´tŏ’ Chesus hiti´thawŏtate´nin hĕtha´t hisi´binĕ´nin. Nā´hĕĕ, hithathā´tacha, hawŏxta´tĕna kano´utĕni’.</p> + +<p>3 Na naha´bĕĕ, hatha´a’ hĕe´yāne´nena hĕhi´thi’ he´benĕ, nĕhĕ’ henĕn wasā´t.</p> + +<p>4 Na Chesus hei´nŏwŭni´th hĕshi´thĕchathi,’ na hā´hit, nax to´hĕ’ wŏxi´thichanĕ hĕtĕhi´na?</p> + +<p>5 Hă’y´u bĕne´ĕbĕ neshi´nihi’, Hawŏxta´tĕna kano´utĕni’, nahawaā´th tŏhŭ´ŭ’, Kŏ´hĕe na chĕbe´s?</p> + +<p>6 Ha hĕti hĕi´nĕwŭ´nĕ henĕn he´haa tana´tihinith het be´taawu’ teko´utĕ´na woxta´tĕna (na hĕtha´t hisi´binĕ´nie) kŏhĕe hi´tĕna hŏtŏ´a, na yeha hŏtŏa´wu’.</p> +<a class="pagenum" name="page_4" id="page_4" title="4"></a> +<p>7 Na nexkŏ´hĕet, na hĕi´hi yeha hitia´wu’.</p> + +<p>8 Na hāe´nĕ wanathĕ´thi’ naha´toŭ kaxtŏw wŭthechathe’, na bĕbe’ nethi´tŏnathi’ hixchĕ´bĕnehea´tha, hinĕ benat hĕsŏ´ni’ na´atĕhet henĕ´nena’.</p> +<a class="pagenum" name="page_5" id="page_5" title="5"></a> +<br><br> + +<p>Nŭhŭ’ hathita´a neta´watha´na hĕh’ neshi´thi’ henĕ´nena’. Hĕh’ ne´isixt Chesus, na chĕsĕ’ henĕ´n hĕsŏ´wŏbih’t. Chesus hixchĕbĕneheatho´isŏ. Nih’ neth´enĕte´wat hixchĕ´benehea’tha chixtĕcha´ani´hi. Nixchih’e´nĕtat nŭhŭ be´taawu’ waate´ henĕ´n. Nih’i´thawŭ henĕne´nĕt. Ha Hixchĕbĕneheatho´u henitani´th hitĕ´hĕ’. Chesus nishchih’i´netat be´taawu’ tŏtne´neya´hat henĕni´tĕna. Hanau´t henĕni´tĕna nŏnethŏathi’. Hanaut henĕni´tĕna yeha´thi’ tĕcha´ane´hi’ nana´athehĕtet. Chesus nishchih’i´netat tot neti´hā bā´ithi’ no´uthe’ nana´athe´hĕtet. Nebĕ´ta yeha´that henĕ´nena tĕcha´ane nĕ´ĕtet. Nebĕ´ta yeha´that henĕnena hixchĕ´bĕ, haka chĕsĕ’ hixchĕ´bĕ nĕyu henĕ´nena ne´ta nei´th’chat. Na Chesus hĕne´neshi´hat henĕ´nena hethathā´ne´he hĕ´chish hintani´thi’ het be´taawu’. Nŭhŭ’ nenaha´tawŭna’ hathita´ne. Hethĕ’ henĕn’ hĕsŏ´wŏbih’t hĕixche´ne’ chĕbi´sĕ. Hĕi ĕsŏwŏbih’t <a class="pagenum" name="page_6" id="page_6" title="6"></a>tĕchxa. Na´xihinehee´ bĕhe’nihe´that nŏtŏ´nihāhe´ha hĕtii´niyahāt chĕā´hi’, ha heixchānee´ne. Henā´e che´neh’ hĕt tataĕ´’ĕ nŏtŏ´nihāhe´ha nee´neyahā´hak, haka hānĕe´nĕ koutĕ´nawu hĕwŏxta´tĕna. Na hĕwŏxta´tĕna nĕnĕ´nĕne’ hehe’ hĕsŏ´wŏbĕhā´tana. Wŏxta´tĕna nĕnā´e bĕhā´he’ hĕsŏ´wŏbĕhā´tana. Ith henĕ´nena chetha’ wŏxta’hŏkanĕ hĕne´ chetha’ hĕsŏ´wŏbĕhithi’. Netā’ henĕ´n na hi´sā ha´na’ teheā´che wŏxta´thi’ he´heeha´w wĕi´nĕwŭ neshe´nĕ hĕsŏwŏbĕhā´tĕna. Chesus hehawu´nĕ wŏxŭ´ta na hawu´nĕ thŏĕsŏ´wŏbih´t. Ha wŏxta´tĕna chĕne´hee´neto´ŭŭ bĕtĕ´hĕ’ hanau´t kŏ´xŭhŭ henĕ´nena, na hĕsŏwŏbĕhā´tana nĕ’ chih’ ĕneto´u hanau´t henĕ´nena. Hatha´a’ henĕ´nena hehawo´u hĕsŏwŏbi´hina, haka hixchĕhĕneheatho´u nene´ne’ hā´thi’. Na nebĕ´ta bexa´thathi’ hĕe´he’. Ha hĕe´ne hixchĕbĕneheatha nebānat hesŏ´wŏbĕhā´tana te´enana´athe´hat hatha´a henĕ´nena hĕwŏxta´tĕne´na. Hixchĕbĕneheatho´nŏthŏnĕhĕinĕ’ nĕinani hi´nĕ wŏna´thĕthi’ henĕni´tĕna nana´athehethi’ hee’he hĕwŏxta´tene´na. Naha´tawu´naaxk teshe´ne’ hi´nĕ wanathĕ´thi’ neheatho´u na hehe´th’nĕni´tĕna tato´utathi’ hee´he’ wathĕ´n nĕsŏwŏbĕhā´tana nei´nŏwŭ´na wŏxta´tĕna nĕĕtho´u hĕsŏwŏbĕhā´tana. Henĕ´n hĕ´i ishibā´ hĕ´i hĕsŏwŏbi, haka nehee´ wawŏxu´tat. Hĕ´ih’e´ne bă´ta henĕya´ha <a class="pagenum" name="page_7" id="page_7" title="7"></a>ha he´ka henĕne´tĕ kānie´nĕ he´nĕya´ha. Na nĕne´tawathat Chesus ne’ bĕhe´nĕe´nĕ neya´thānith hanau´t chĕ´chĕ’ xŏ´wŏbĕhātana. Hĕ´i bĕ´tŏ yeha´ Chesus, ha hĕ´i che´ne’ chĕbi´sĕ. Ha hat nĕxtane´ tĕ´xat. Yāneni´thi henetĕ´hĕe´haha heheyehathā´tŏna yeshe´he Chesus. Tŏh’ ne´tŏbĕthe hi´nĕ Chesus toh’ i´netat chĕsĕ’ haa´wu’, hĕ´i nahaă´nawu hita´wu’u na hĕ´i yehathĕ´na haa´wu’. Ha wathĕ´the’ henĕne´tĕna chĕ´ĕthi’ na che´etawu’ na hĕ´i che’ne’ che´tā´na. Na hĕ’ nĕ’ eyeha´thi hixcha waa´wu na hĕ´i tanĕ´nawŭ. Xaku´hŭ nŭ´hŭ’ het’ ta´nenŭŭ hĕ´i awŏchā´nĕna’ hĕthĕ´akut Chesus. Nŭhŭ’ hĕne´ exaha´thithā´thi’ titha´wato. Hāe´nĕ sĕishi’ hĕthĕ´akut Chesus, hehawŭ´hŭ hĕsŏwŏbĕhāt tato´u ta´hĕ’ xŏkuu´hu, ha hĕwŏxta´tĕna. Hitĕ´hĕ bĕne´shetet hĕwŏxta´tĕna, chĕna´ŭwŭ´nith hitĕ waate´ hehĕ´ya hana´kĕn. Hāe´nĕ nāaha´ta’ hita´xebea´nin Chesus, hĕ´hĕĕā´na hi´nĕ Chesus tŏxche´ woxta´tenet, na hĕā´na hinĕ Chesus to’ naha´tawunith hitĕ na hĕā´nawunith hanau´t hewŏxta´tĕna. Neā´nawŭ´na hathita´nĕ hitĕ tŏxtato´utahāt hee´he’ hĕwŏxta´tĕna. Chesus hei´nawŭnith hitato´utana, hĕthat, Hithathā´tacha, hawŏxta´tĕna kanoutĕne’. Hāe´nĕ netawa´ta’ nŭhŭ’ hitĕnate´tana Chesus, hitĕ´hĕ hithathā´tacha. Hathŏ´a hesā´inĕ´nena hĕshi´thichathi’ <a class="pagenum" name="page_8" id="page_8" title="8"></a>Chesus kā´ni’ asāne wŏxta´tĕna, hĕshi´thichathi’, Chesus wana´wasāt. Ha Chesus hexaha´thethā´thi’ teh’ ĕnĕ´tinith hitha´wŭ´hŭ, haka hĕthat hĕsŏ´wŏbihi´nith, Kŏ´hĕe, hi´tĕna hŏtŏ´a na yeha hŏtŏa´wu’. Na nŭ´hŭ’ nĕĕ´shehe xŏxŏno´. Chih’ ehethihi nŭhŭ’ hathita´ne nĕi´nawŭ´na’ nĕ´nĕ’ nĕne´sixt neko´utĕna, woxta´tĕna, na nenaya´hatet. Chesus he´nĕtat hixchĕbĕ’ hewa´nehĕ, newŏnŏnei´tat nŭhŭ’ hĕyahu´ha het be´taa´wu’. He´nĕ’ henĕ´nena nechani´thi’ hetha´wŏtane´hi’ hitĕ´tĕhithi’ hĕyahu´ha henŏt tha´nena. Hāe´nĕ tato´utŏnon hĕtā´hin hee´he hawŏxtate´nin. Chesus xano´ neko´utĕna, ha xŏxuno´ hĕtā´tŏwuna´na’ hawŏxtate´nin wate´ he´ni’ henĕ´n hathita´nĕ’ hĕ´shitat. Hithĕ’ wanathĕ´the’ henĕni´tĕna naĕne´he’ Chesus, ha bĕhā´itŏwu´nat hĕwŏxta´tena. Na che’ enitabĕ´nexk hawŏxta´tenina Chesus ha´naŭtŏne´he hene´tĕe´haha, na hebĕ´t ko´utĕ´nena´ha hawoxta´tĕni´na, hat ne ko´utĕ´na, na benā´nĕ hi´thathā bĕ´tĕ. Hĕnāthā´eu ethathā´thĕ chano´u, hāe´nĕ koutĕne´e hawoxta´tĕnin nāhawŭ´ne āthawŭ´nĕthĕbĕ nenā´t, ha hat nĕenewŭ´nĕ nee´he hāe´nĕ wŭnā´e hithawŭ´hŭ hawŏxta´tĕni´na ko´utĕyakŏ´nĕ. Nĕtĕ´ he´thathā´na’, haka tŏā´nŏwa Chesus kano´utĕna nawŏxta´tĕna heni’ nihiĕni´tawuna´tĕna. Na bĕnĕ´thehā´na hā’ <a class="pagenum" name="page_9" id="page_9" title="9"></a>ā´tŏbĕhĕ hawŏxta´tenina, na hāko´utĕne´na, na hĕtĕhi´na hat bĕshā thatha´ thicha. Chesus nehee´nĕyahat he´nĕ neh’ esŏwŏbihi´nit. Ne´nĕya´hat wana´thĕni´thi hĕsŏwŏbĕhe´ha he´nĕnechani´thi’ teshe´nĕ. Nenĕ´nit Chesus nanani´ti tāe´nĕtet hana´t hewa´nehĕ. Nĕnitĕna teshe´nĕ hā´hāen chĕ´sĕ’ hitha´wa tana´hakŏuna Chesus henā´ine wathĕ´the hĕsŏwŏbĕhāhe´ha henā´neya´hĕthi’ tata´shĕ chee´he bĕtĕ´na. Hena´ĕtĕhāt Chesus nā´neshithina´ne hehawŭ´hŭ kŏxŭhŭ bĕtĕna nāha´ha. Nĕ´siti nehe´t Chesus nana´ĕtha’ bāheshe´he henĕ´stathi bĕ´tahu´hu nĕne´stat. Ha kŏxu´utĕ’ hehawŭni’ netĕhā´bĕ henĕ´nena, haka techetha´watanet, hehawŭ´ni bĕ´ta netahābā´e. Hana´ĕt hewa´nehĕ hehe´th’nenitĕna chi’ ha´na’ hĕxehe´bĕhe´thawato´u Chesus, na nĕĕche´ne’ benā´thibĕtheya´na hebĕ´ta benā´tanĕna. Nehe´thatĕnĕ hewa´nehĕ hetĕ´nĕ’ hātĕ´hĕāhĕ´nĕ Chesus, be´nĕ’ hĕtĕhi´na, chāta´na’ hawŏxta´tĕni´na, yeha’ hĕsŏ´wŏbih’nā´hi, nehe´thĕ´ hĕti’ benā´nĕ hā´thi’ nā´hahatha´nina:--na Chesus hat nexaha´thehā´ne xano´watih’t na thĕni´hĕsh benā´nĕ bĕthā’ e´thĕthāni´i. ---- Bĕhĕti´hi Chesus hĕ´nĕya´hun na bĕthihi´n hehe´th’nĕni´tĕna! + + + + + + + + +<pre> + + + + + +End of Project Gutenberg's In Arapahoe: Matthew 9, 1-8., by John Kliewer + +*** END OF THIS PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK IN ARAPAHOE: MATTHEW 9, 1-8. *** + +***** This file should be named 24002-h.htm or 24002-h.zip ***** +This and all associated files of various formats will be found in: + http://www.gutenberg.org/2/4/0/0/24002/ + +Produced by freeelf + +Updated editions will replace the previous one--the old editions +will be renamed. + +Creating the works from public domain print editions means that no +one owns a United States copyright in these works, so the Foundation +(and you!) can copy and distribute it in the United States without +permission and without paying copyright royalties. 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