Yale Supreme Court Caption Name Pronunciation Guide

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Some Indian Law-related names:

Potawatomi (Audio)

Carceri (Audio)

Oneida (Audio)

Sherrill (Audio)

Coeur (Audio)

La Jolla (Audio)

O Centro Espirita Beneficiente União do Vegetal (Audio)

Guyot (Audio)

Kawaauhau (Audio)

Keokuk (Audio)

Kiowa (Audio)

Jicarilla (Audio)

Wyandotte (Audio)

Mille Lacs (Audio)

Nofire (Audio)

Suquamish (Audio)

Etowah (Audio)

Puyallup (Audio)

Abourezk (Audio)

Kneip (Audio)

Catawba (Audio)

Miccosukee (Audio)

Alcea (Audio)

Kagama (Audio)

Tohono O’odham (Audio) [I think it’s closer to Toe-AHNO-AH-tham (a very soft “th” sound at the end)]

Winans (Audio)

Worcester (Audio)

6 thoughts on “Yale Supreme Court Caption Name Pronunciation Guide

  1. Cait August 22, 2012 / 8:14 pm

    Too bad Ramah Navajo isn’t on there. I keep hearing people say RAH-ma. Everyone I know in the area says RAY-ma.

  2. Mark August 22, 2012 / 8:23 pm

    I notice the pronunciation for “Etowah” is actually a repeat posting of the sound file for Suquamish.

  3. Angelique EagleWoman August 24, 2012 / 11:33 am

    I pronounce “Kagama” as a Native word – Kah-GAH-Ma, instead of the Anglicized version that appears as part of this set of pronunciations. My two cents…

  4. Peter Vicaire August 24, 2012 / 3:35 pm

    What? No Porno Indians?

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