Lexeme Entries
Word | Macy | Part of Speech | Source Definition | Created Date | Last Modified | Last Modified By | Dorsey slip | Actions |
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ȼi-ʔáⁿ-si | thi'óⁿsi | To make a horse jump or prance (once) by pulling on the bridle. | 2/4/11 | 5/5/11, 7:16 PM | Darcy M Smith | http://omahalanguage.unl.edu/dictionary_images/%A2i/opd.01.114.06d.jpg |
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ȼi-ʔáⁿ-ʔaⁿ-si | thi'óⁿ'oⁿsi | To make a horse prance repeatedly by pulling on the bridle. | 2/4/11 | 5/5/11, 7:16 PM | Darcy M Smith | http://omahalanguage.unl.edu/dictionary_images/%A2i/opd.01.114.06c.jpg |
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ȼi-ʔé | thi'é | The side of a person. | 2/16/11 | 5/5/11, 7:16 PM | Darcy M Smith | http://omahalanguage.unl.edu/dictionary_images/%A2icna/opd.01.117.05b.jpg |
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ȼi-ʔé | thi'é | To drop, as medicine, one drop at a time. | 2/16/11 | 5/5/11, 7:16 PM | Darcy M Smith | http://omahalanguage.unl.edu/dictionary_images/%A2icna/opd.01.117.06d.jpg |
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ȼi-ʔé-ȼaⁿ | thi'éthoⁿ | To spread out or scatter an object with the hands. | 2/16/11 | 5/5/11, 7:16 PM | Darcy M Smith | http://omahalanguage.unl.edu/dictionary_images/%A2icna/opd.01.117.05d.jpg |
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ȼi-ʔe-qȼu-ʔa | thi'eqthu'a | The bowels or intestines, including all between the two sides. | 2/16/11 | 5/5/11, 7:16 PM | Darcy M Smith | http://omahalanguage.unl.edu/dictionary_images/%A2icna/opd.01.117.06c.jpg |
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ȼi-ʔĕ́-ʔĕ | thi'é'e | Said of a man who has a handful of grain, which he drops here and there, a few grains at a time; or of water, etc., dropped, now and then, into a cup or spoon. | 2/16/11 | 5/5/11, 7:16 PM | Darcy M Smith | http://omahalanguage.unl.edu/dictionary_images/%A2icna/opd.01.117.06d.jpg |
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ȼi-ʔé aⁿ | thi'é oⁿ | 2/16/11 | 5/5/11, 7:16 PM | Darcy M Smith | http://omahalanguage.unl.edu/dictionary_images/%A2icna/opd.01.117.05b.jpg |
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ȼi-ʔe ba-qáⁿ | thi'e baqóⁿ | The middle of the prominent part of the side of an animal (not that of a person). | 2/16/11 | 5/5/11, 7:16 PM | Darcy M Smith | http://omahalanguage.unl.edu/dictionary_images/%A2icna/opd.01.117.05c.jpg |
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ȼi-ʔe bȼé-ḳa | thi'e bthéka | The thin part of the side, next to the arm, and below the nusi bȼeḳa. | 2/16/11 | 5/5/11, 7:16 PM | Darcy M Smith | http://omahalanguage.unl.edu/dictionary_images/%A2icna/opd.01.117.05c.jpg |
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ȼí-ʔe gí-aⁿ | thí'e gíoⁿ | 2/16/11 | 5/5/11, 7:16 PM | Darcy M Smith | http://omahalanguage.unl.edu/dictionary_images/%A2icna/opd.01.117.06a.jpg |
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ȼí-ʔe í-aⁿ | thí'e íoⁿ | To oppose; to rebel against. | 2/16/11 | 5/5/11, 7:16 PM | Darcy M Smith | http://omahalanguage.unl.edu/dictionary_images/%A2icna/opd.01.117.06a.jpg |
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ȼí-ʔe i-ȼá-ȼi-sán-de | thí'e itháthisóⁿde | What envelops the sides of a person, a vest. | 2/16/11 | 5/5/11, 7:16 PM | Darcy M Smith | http://omahalanguage.unl.edu/dictionary_images/%A2icna/opd.01.117.06b.jpg |
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ȼí-ʔe í-gi-ʔaⁿ | thí'e ígi'oⁿ | To oppose or rival his own brother or friend. | 2/16/11 | 5/5/11, 7:16 PM | Darcy M Smith | http://omahalanguage.unl.edu/dictionary_images/%A2icna/opd.01.117.06b.jpg |
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ȼí-ʔe í-ki-ʔaⁿ-i | thí'e íkʰi'oⁿi | They oppose one another. | 2/16/11 | 5/5/11, 7:16 PM | Darcy M Smith | http://omahalanguage.unl.edu/dictionary_images/%A2icna/opd.01.117.06b.jpg |
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ȼi-ʔí-ʔi-ȼa | thi'í'itha | v. | To tickle another. | 10/26/09 | 7/3/11, 10:54 PM | Catherine Rudin | http://omahalanguage.unl.edu/dictionary_images/%A2iha/opd.01.118.08c.jpg |
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ȼi-ʔú | thi'ú | 1. To scratch, without drawing blood, as the flesh with two nails, when it itches; to scratch up, make rough with the nails. 2. To scratch or scrape up the soil, as a dog does when hunting for moles, etc. | 9/14/09 | 7/3/11, 10:54 PM | Catherine Rudin | http://omahalanguage.unl.edu/dictionary_images/%A2it/opd.01.123.04d.jpg |
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ȼi-ʔú-de | thi'úde | To abandon a place, leaving it solitary or without inhabitants. | 9/14/09 | 7/3/11, 10:55 PM | Catherine Rudin | http://omahalanguage.unl.edu/dictionary_images/%A2it/opd.01.123.05a.jpg |
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ȼín-d --- | thíⁿd - | 2/8/11 | 5/5/11, 7:16 PM | Darcy M Smith | http://omahalanguage.unl.edu/dictionary_images/%A2iN/opd.01.124.09b.jpg |
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ȼín-di | thíⁿdi | In, by, or near the moving animate object, the growing inanimate object, or the class of inanimate objects. | 2/8/11 | 5/5/11, 7:16 PM | Darcy M Smith | http://omahalanguage.unl.edu/dictionary_images/%A2iN/opd.01.124.09b.jpg |
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