Warrior is pronounced the same in southern Cheyenne and northern Cheyenne. It is written as notaxe in the official spelling used in Montana and now used in some Cheyenne language programs in Oklahoma. Some people might spell the same word as nodax or nodakh. I think the last spelling is close to, or the same as, the spelling Lenora Hart Holliman would have used in her spelling system used in Clinton and other Cheyenne towns in Oklahoma.
My name is Richard I'm wondering do you know how to say warrior in southern Cheyenne or a symbol that means war? I was just wondering because I'm getting a tatto on Monday so could you reply ASAP?
Warrior is pronounced the same in southern Cheyenne and northern Cheyenne. It is written as notaxe in the official spelling used in Montana and now used in some Cheyenne language programs in Oklahoma. Some people might spell the same word as nodax or nodakh. I think the last spelling is close to, or the same as, the spelling Lenora Hart Holliman would have used in her spelling system used in Clinton and other Cheyenne towns in Oklahoma.
My name is Richard I'm wondering do you know how to say warrior in southern Cheyenne or a symbol that means war? I was just wondering because I'm getting a tatto on Monday so could you reply ASAP?
Wayne are you sure you not jue but Egyptian?