Translated into the Wyandot Language
by William E. Connelley
Squah-eh-steh yah-rohn-yih-yeh ih-stah reh,
Our Father which art in Heaven,
Ooh-rah-meh tih sheh-shehn-dooh-tih
Hallowed be thy name.
Ooh-tah-wah-teh-steh sah-reh-wah
Thy kingdom come
Teh-zhooh-tih teh-kyooh tih yah-rohn-yih-yeh.
Thy will be done in earth as it is in Heaven
Tah-wah-nohnt noh-mah-kehn-tah-teh hah-mehn-tih-yeh kyah-tahn-deh-tah-queh dah-wah-esh-roh’n-yeh
Give us this day our daily bread
Nah-nehngk seh-sah-deh-yooh-hehnk sah-reh-zhah-kohn-dih, teh-zhooh-tih neh-hehn-dih tsoh-mah-deh-yoh-hehs
And forgive us our debts as we forgive our debtors.
Nah-nehngk wah-stah-tooh toh-mah squah-nyoh-deh teh-zhah-shooh-tah-quahn-deh-yeh, tah-0wah-tah-teh-rohn-teh kah-oohf-keh:
And lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil:
Sah-ah-heh-sah-meh dooh-rah-meh,
For Thine is the Kingdom,
nah-nehngk deh yah-wih-shrah,
and the power,
nah-nehngk
and
deh dooh-rah-meh,
the glory,
heh-yeh-hah-keh.
forever.
Kohn-dih.
Amen