Ute language Dictionary of Ute Indian language
By: compiled by NATiVE GiRL
Publisher: -+M.H. Graham printing, co
Published: 1800
Place of publication: Uintah & Ouray Reservation
Language: eng
Number of pages: 20
Subjects: English language -- Dictionaries -- Ute -- Early works to 1800.; Ute language -- Early works to 1800.
Genres: Early works to 1800.
First sentence: introducing ones self in Ute language
Mique-hi/hello
Nuni Neeyah-My name is
Nuhaha Nooch-I am
Ahkawa Pahgaha Nooch-Uncompahgre
youveetah Nooch-Uintah
Wahturdurvah Nooch- White River
Nuhndta Nooch-Ute
Nuni Peeh-My mother is
Nuni Mooh-My father is
Nuni Kawa gooh cheeu-My grandmother is
Nuni We Chee Cheen-My Fathers Mother
Nuni Tugur Cheen-My Grand Father
Nuni Koo MooCheen-My Great Grand Father
Nuggaha-(name the place you live)
Evvah Kawa Nee Gudt-I live here
*colors*
Sahgudt-White
Ahkawagudt-Red
Ahkawseeyahgudt-Pink
Oorchgudt-Yellow
Queeyahoorchqudta-Orange
Turgrawgudt-Purple
Sahgrawgudt-Green or Blue
seequdt-grey
Too Ahkawagudt-dark red 
Toogudta-Black
Toosahgrawgudt-Navy Blue
Sah Sahgrawgudt-Light Blue or Light Green
Pah Sahgrawgudt-Lime Green
Ahturqudta-Brown
Dalqudta-Tan
Pahnahgudt-Silver
Description: resting
Notes: Cover title.
Portrait of author on cover.