-
groups recognise similar terms: the
Inuit sipiniq (ᓯᐱᓂᖅ), the ****iniboine
wįktą, the
Tlingit gatxan, and the
Tsimshian kanâ'ts.
Among the Ojibwe, male-to-female...
-
miners come to the
surface and go back to
their families. Łucja
Kowolik -
Wikta Olgierd Łukaszewicz - Jas Jan
Englert -
Erwin Maliniok Franciszek Pieczka...
- two-spirit people,
known in the
Dakota language as
winkta (pronounced [
ˈwĩkta]). Many
winkta married cisgender men,
without indicating of polygyny, but...
-
refer to them as
miati and mihdeke, respectively,
while they are
known as
wįktą,
winkta and wíŋkte (or winkte)
among the ****iniboine, the
Dakota and the...
- and the Crow
refer to male-to-female
individuals as athuth, he'émáné'e,
wįktą and bate (or badé), respectively,
whereas female-to-male
people are known...
- household.
Among the ****iniboine, two-spirit people,
known as
wįktą (pronounced [
ˈwĩktã]),
would marry men. The Crow baté (pronounced [bə̀ˈdé]) would...
- Two-spirit
individuals are
known in the
Dakota language as wiŋkta (pronounced [
ˈwĩkta]). Many wiŋkta
married cisgender men
without indication of polygyny, but...
