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kojspøw woːrnə mænəs | eastern mansi (EM) | Pavel Semeonov (22.11.1905) | prose (pro) | Bear Songs (bes) | 1564 | by Schigutt, Hannah | – |
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Kannisto, Artturi - Liimola, Matti, Wogulische Volksdichtung IV. MSFOu, volume 114, p. 250-252. | Kannisto & Liimola (KL) |
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"Song of Kois' son" | – | – | – |
by Schigutt, Hannah - Riese, Timothy |
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Kannisto & Liimola: OUDB Eastern Mansi Corpus. Text ID 1564. Ed. by Janda, Gwen Eva. http://www.oudb.gwi.uni-muenchen.de/?cit=1564 (Accessed on 2024-11-10) |
kojspøw woːrnə mænəs (glossed version) |
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Kois' son went hunting. |
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His two dogs as big as two male wolves became visible. |
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Whatever hollow they find beneath a tree, they gaze at it, whatever rootstock hollow they find, they gaze at it. |
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The two dogs as big as male wolves disappeared. |
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Kois' son himself became visible. |
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Whatever hollow he finds beneath the tree, he gazes at it, whatever rootstock hollow he finds, he looks at it. |
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The bear gave him a wide berth, sat down again on the bend of his path. |
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The two dogs as big as male wolves became visible, whatever hollow they find beneath a tree, they gaze at it, whatever rootstock hollow they find, they look at it. |
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The two dogs as a big as male wolves disappeared. |
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Kois' son himself became visible. |
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Whatever hollow he finds beneath a tree, he gazes at it, whatever rootstock hollow he finds, he looks at it. |
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Kois' son disappeared. |
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The bear jumped up, went sideways around Kois' son, sat down again on the bend of his path and releases his smell of a smelling animal. |
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The dogs, whatever hollow they find beneath a tree, they bark at it, whatever rootstock hollow they find, they bark at it. |
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Kois' son himself became visible. |
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Whatever hollow he finds beneath a tree, he looks at it, whatever rootstock hollow he finds, he looks at it. |
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The two dogs as big as male wolves bark, whatever hollow they find beneath the tree, they bark at it, whatever rootstock hollow they find, they bark at it. |
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"Damn son of a dog, bear, do not scare my two dogs as big as two male wolves, my two dogs as big as two male foxes! |
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If they become enraged, they'll stand clutching your thigh." |
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He snatched out his big arrow that had been lying in the big quiver, |
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shot at the bear, the bear sprang up, the shaft of his arrow went flying under the belly of the bear. |
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Out of the big quiver, where his arrow had been lying, he snatched out his big arrow. |
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when he shoots it at the bear, the bear threw himself to the ground and the shaft of his arrow went flying above the back of the bear. |
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He (the bear) rose against him with a roaring game voice, with a roaring elk voice, he grabbed the man. |
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The man had a small axe in his sleeve, he struck through the back of the bear. |
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He killed the bear there then. |
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With six screamy screams, with seven screamy screams he screams the bear up there. |
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Six watery dances, seven watery dances he dances for him. |
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Into the animal hut of the young daughter or young son, into the joy hut, the animal came down. |