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øæ̯ŋkʷəskə juwtuw øæ̯nʲsʲəkʷətæːtəl | eastern mansi (EM) | Semeon Alagulov (15.12.1904) Andrei Ivanovitš Jutkin (27.12.1904) | prose (pro) | Bear Songs (bes) | 1559 | by Schigutt, Hannah | – |
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Kannisto, Artturi - Liimola, Matti, Wogulische Volksdichtung V. MSFOu, volume 116, p. 191-194 | Kannisto & Liimola (KL) |
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"A woman takes her daughter into the hut of the bear feast und tells her not to be stupid" | – | – | – |
by Schigutt, Hannah - Riese, Timothy |
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Kannisto & Liimola: OUDB Eastern Mansi Corpus. Text ID 1559. Ed. by Janda, Gwen Eva. http://www.oudb.gwi.uni-muenchen.de/?cit=1559 (Accessed on 2024-11-11) |
øæ̯ŋkʷəskə juwtuw øæ̯nʲsʲəkʷətæːtəl (glossed version) |
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A woman enters with her husband, leads her daughter inside by one hand. |
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The husband has a wooden penis on his front side, |
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on his backside there's a hump. |
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The woman says to her daughter: |
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"Little girl, little girl! |
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I have brought you into a hut laid out with white fir brushwood, |
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I have brought you into a hut laid out with spruce brushwood. |
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I have brought you into a hut where white fir brushwood is burning, |
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I have brought you into a hut where spruce brushwood is burning, |
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I have brought you in to look at the corner of a hut full of corners that was built with corners by a man's son, |
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I have brought you in to look at the nook of a hut full of nooks that was built with nooks by a man's son. |
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Don't find any spot (here) that your eyes are ashamed of, |
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Don't find any spot (here) that your mouth is ashamed of! |
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I have brought you into a full play hut of young girls, |
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I have brought you into a full play hut of young boys. |
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Gather up the fortunate ends of the hundred bones, born by your mother, the woman, left lying in a hundred places" |
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With turning legs, with turning arms |
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move with grace movement! |
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That you were born by a father, you don't know, |
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that you were born by a mother, you don't know. |
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With a hammer and a pliers |
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you have been forged. |
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You appear here, a daughter born from that." |
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She turns the husband to (the daughter): the husband's penis is hanging (down). |
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The woman says to her daughter: "Your father's middle wood is visible here." |
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The husband was ashamed, |
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he slipped out. |
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The woman told her daughter to dance: |
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"My daughter, your trimmed head, trimmed to a hundred hairs, |
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your head, sway (it)!" |
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She dances and sways it back and forth. |
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"My daughter, your two arms of a ten-fingered woman, |
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your arms, move (them)! |
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My daughter, your bottom broad as a fish board, |
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your bottom, sway (it)! |
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The ten animals (at) the end of your braids, |
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the twenty animals (at) the end of your braids, |
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let your animals play! |
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Your two legs of a ten-toed woman, your legs, move (them)! |
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Go outside!" |