Lexeme Entries

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ȼa-ctáⁿ thashtóⁿ v. To finish, quit, or cease speaking, eating, drinking, reading, singing, crying, etc. 9/15/09 7/3/11, 4:10 PM Catherine Rudin

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ȼi-wá-jĭ́ⁿ-skă éte-má thiwázhíⁿskă étʰemá The people who are apt to be sensible. 9/15/09 7/3/11, 10:50 PM Catherine Rudin

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ȼí-xe thíxe n. A willow. 9/15/09 7/3/11, 10:50 PM Catherine Rudin

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ȼí-xe jiñ-ga thíxe zhiⁿga n. "The small willow" found near streams. 9/15/09 7/3/11, 10:51 PM Catherine Rudin

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ȼí-xe sá-gi thíxe sági n. "The hard willow," the red willow. 9/15/09 7/3/11, 10:51 PM Catherine Rudin

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ȼi-xú thixú v.a. To draw; to make marks on paper, etc.; to make such marks as are made on arrows. 9/15/09 7/3/11, 10:51 PM Catherine Rudin

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ȼí-xu-cpaⁿ thíxushpoⁿ n. The large white willow. 9/15/09 7/3/11, 10:52 PM Catherine Rudin

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ȼi-zá-be aⁿ ṭaḳaⁿ thizábe oⁿ takoⁿ jan c̸izabe: To pull off a sliver of wood; ṭaḳan c̸izabe: To pull off a thread of deer sinew. 9/15/09 7/3/11, 10:52 PM Catherine Rudin

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ȼi-zú-e ȼi-mú-ṣna-de thizúe thimúznade To pull a plank or long object with the long sides pointing from the agent. 9/15/09 7/3/11, 10:53 PM Catherine Rudin

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ȼa-skú-ba thaskúba v. To leave the mark of the teeth after biting; to leave the mark of the lips after sucking. 9/17/09 7/3/11, 8:26 PM Catherine Rudin

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ȼa-skú-da thaskúda v. To bite a short indentation, across the grains. Also means to leave an impression on flesh from biting as a child might do. 9/17/09 7/3/11, 8:26 PM Catherine Rudin

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ȼa-t'é that'é v.t. To bite to death: said of dogs, wolves, coyotes, etc., as when one dog bites another, or kills deer, sheep, etc. 9/17/09 7/3/11, 8:27 PM Catherine Rudin

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Ȼá-ta-da Hañgacenu Thátʰada Hoⁿgashenu The name of the fourth gens of the Omaha Hañgacenu half-tribe. 9/17/09 7/3/11, 8:28 PM Catherine Rudin

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ȼa-táⁿ thatʰóⁿ v.t. To drink. 9/17/09 7/6/11, 4:42 PM Shelby Chandler

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ȼa-té thatʰé v.t. To eat; to eat one article of food. 9/17/09 7/6/11, 5:03 PM Shelby Chandler

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ȼa-ú-daⁿ thaúdoⁿ v. To call good, to bless. 9/17/09 7/3/11, 8:29 PM Catherine Rudin

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ȼe-á-hi-ȼe-a-ȼiⁿ-ṭá-ȼi-caⁿ theáhitheathiⁿtáthishoⁿ For or on account of these two animate objects which have gone hence, and are now moving before us at a great distance. 9/17/09 7/3/11, 8:51 PM Catherine Rudin

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ȼe-á-hi-ȼe-á-ȼiⁿ-ṭá-taⁿ theáhitheáthiⁿtátʰoⁿ For or on account of these two moving animate objects that have gone hence, and are now moving before us at a great distance. 9/17/09 7/3/11, 8:51 PM Catherine Rudin

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ȼe-á-hi-ȼe-á-ȼiⁿ-ṭá-taⁿ theáhitheáthiⁿtátʰoⁿ A dual for or on account of these two animate objects that have gone hence, and are now moving before us at a great distance. 9/17/09 7/3/11, 8:52 PM Catherine Rudin

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ȼe-á-hi-ȼe-a-kĕ́-ṭa theáhitheakʰéta To the two long objects extending a great distance hence. 9/17/09 7/3/11, 8:52 PM Catherine Rudin

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