fani imalakosi
Choctaw
Alternative forms
- fʋni imalakusi (traditional)
- fạni imalakusi (Byington/Swanton)
Etymology
From fani (“squirrel”) + imālakosi (“brother-in-law”, possessive), literally "squirrel's brother-in-law".
Pronunciation
- IPA(key): /fəní(ʔ) imaːlakʊsí(ʔ)/
- Transcription: faní' imaalakosí'
Derived terms
- fani
- fani hasibish holba (“kind of daisy”)
- fani losa (“black squirrel”)
- fani okchako (“gray squirrel”)
- fani shapha (“mistletoe”)
- fanikoyyo (“sycamore”)
- fanoshi (“little squirrel”)
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