Šųgᵋmąnųnįga
Lost Dog
Born about in Wisconsin
Ancestors 
Brother of
Mąnąksųčka Shakes the Earth by the Force of His Step, Nąwáčagᵋwįga (Fortress Woman) Rasdall, Aksiáka (Third Daughter) Rasdall and Mąčguwašiška Breaks the Bow with the Force of His Feet
[spouse(s) unknown]
[children unknown]
Died [date unknown] [location unknown]
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Šųgᵋmąnųnįga Lost Dog was a Native American and member of the Ho-Chunk tribe.
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Biography
Lineage
His first son was named, Mau-na-suntsh-ga [Mąnąksųčka], "Shakes the Earth by the Force of His Step"; his second son bore the name, Shounk-mau-no-nee-ga [Šųgᵋmąnųnįga], "Lost Dog" (probably a nickname); his third son was called, Mau-chgoo-[w]a-shiste-ga [Mąčguwąšiška], "Breaks the Band [Bow] with the Force of His Feet." The male names seem to be those found in the Bear Clan.
Name
Šųgᵋmąnųnįga is from šųk, "dog"; mąnų́nį, "to lose one’s way, to be lost"; and -ga, a definite article suffix used for personal names. This may be a nickname rather than a Bear Clan name.
Sources
- Richard L. Dieterle, Commentary to Jipson, "Winnebago Villages and Chieftain of the Lower Rock River Region," stable URL — https://wayback.archive-it.org/1903/20190511011221/http://hotcakencyclopedia.com/ho.JipsonWinnebagoesOfRockRiver.html#anchor08251769
- Norton William Jipson, "Winnebago Villages and Chieftain of the Lower Rock River Region," The Wisconsin Archeologist, 2, #3 (July, 1923): 125-139.
- Norton William Jipson, Story of the Winnebagoes (Chicago: The Chicago Historical Society, 1923). This is an unpublished typescript.
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