Long Ago They Divided the Day and Night

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In episode 117 of Rosetta Stone Chickasaw, Lili' tells the traditional Chickasaw story, "Long Ago They Divided the Day and Night."

nita' — bear • ishkoboka' — boss, leader • nittak — day • oklhili' — night • itti̲filammichi — to separate, divide into two • kanihmi — some • ittibaa-anompoli — to talk with each other, have a conversation • chili̲sa' — ground squirrel • basoowa — (to be) striped • shobbokoli — (to be) gray • i̱hashaa — to be mad at (someone) • nalhchaba̲' — back (body part) • aasholaffi — to scratch at, on (somewhere) (single object)

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