sinti

Mobilian: sĩti

Inherited from Proto-Muskogean *¢inCtiCo.

inh+

sinti vt kopoli na illetok


shatanni

From Proto-Muskogean *satani. Compare Chickasaw shatanni and Alabama satani.


shilaklak

Cognate with Chickasaw shalukluk (“goose”), Koasati salakla (“goose”), Yuchi shalala


takkonlipun

From takkon (“peach”) + French la pomme (“the apple”), with final /n/ because /m/ is phonotactically restricted from terminating a syllable in Choctaw.


takkon

Mobilian: takõ

Inherited from Proto-Muskogean *tapakonla. Cognate with Alabama takkola (“peach”)


chula

Cognate with Koasati cola (“fox”), Chickasaw chula (“fox”), Creek culv


ofi

amofi (first-person possessive singular)
pimofi (first-person paucal possessive)
hapimofi (first-person plural possessive)
chimofi (possessive second-person singular)
hachimofi (paucal plural possessive second-person)
imofi (possessive third-person)
ofi (absolute)
ofiyat (nominative)
ofīt (nominative)
ofi'at (nominative)
ofiya̱ (accusative)
ofiyak (oblique)
ofiyakō (absolute contrastive)
ofiyakōsh (contrastive nominative)
ofiyako̱ (accusative contrastive)
ofiyakakō (contrastive oblique)
ofiyato (contrastive nominative)
ofiyano (accusative contrastive)
ofiyō (absolute focus)
ofiyato (focus nominative)
ofiyano (accusative focus)
ofiyakō (focus oblique)
ofiyōsh (focus nominative)
ofio̱ (accusative focus)
ofīma
ofīpa
ofīkia
ofiyakkia
ofība
ofiyōk
ofiyakhī

Cognate with Chickasaw ofi' (“dog”), Koasati ifa (“dog”), Creek efv (“dog”)


shaui

Compare Chickasaw shawi (“raccoon”), Koasati sawi (“raccoon”)


chukfi

Sheep were unknown to the Choctaw until relatively recently, hence adopting the word for "rabbit". Compare Alabama chokfi, Chickasaw chokfi, Creek cufe.


chinisa

Cognate to Chickasaw chilisa (“chipmunk”)


watonlak

Cognate with Koasati watola (“whooping crane”), Creek wvtolv (“sandhill crane”)


nita

Cognate with Chickasaw nita' (“bear”), Koasati nita (“bear”)


nani

a̱nani (first-person possessive singular)
pi̱nani (first-person paucal possessive)
hapi̱nani (first-person plural possessive)
chi̱nani (possessive second-person singular)
hachi̱nani (paucal plural possessive second-person)
i̱nani (possessive third-person)

Inherited from Proto-Muskogean *θaθiCo. Cognate with Chickasaw nani (“fish”), Creek rvro (“fish”), and possibly Natchez nini (“fish”).


hvshi

Cognate with Chickasaw hasi, Alabama hasi, Mikasuki haasi, Creek hvse


nihi

Inherited from Proto-Muskogean *nixiłiCi.


chukfi oka aiasha

From chukfi, meaning "rabbit", oka, meaning "water", and aiasha.


si̱ti

Cognate with Chickasaw sinti, Alabama chinto, Creek citto


aka̱ka

aka̱ka (absolute)
aka̱kayat (nominative)
aka̱kaya̱ (accusative)
aka̱kayak (oblique)
aka̱kayakō (absolute contrastive)
aka̱kayakōsh (contrastive nominative)
aka̱kayako̱ (accusative contrastive)
aka̱kayakakō (contrastive oblique)
aka̱kayato (contrastive nominative)
aka̱kayano (accusative contrastive)
aka̱kayō (absolute focus)
aka̱kayato (focus nominative)
aka̱kayano (accusative focus)
aka̱kayakō (focus oblique)
aka̱kayōsh (focus nominative)
aka̱kayo̱ (accusative focus)
amaka̱ka (first-person possessive singular)
pimaka̱ka (first-person paucal possessive)
hapimaka̱ka (first-person plural possessive)
chimaka̱ka (possessive second-person singular)
hachimaka̱ka (paucal plural possessive second-person)
imaka̱ka (possessive third-person)
aka̱kama
aka̱kapa
aka̱kakia
aka̱kayakkia
aka̱kaba
aka̱kayōk

Cognate with Chickasaw akaka, Alabama akaaka