Lexeme Entries

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ju-wé-gi-gȼe zhuwégigthe To go with the children, friends, etc. of others, by their request. 4/15/10 12/22/10, 5:33 PM Jacob Hilton

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ju ȼí-bȼi-bȼí-xe zhu thíbthibthíxe v.phrase To be in a tremor all over the body. 4/15/10 12/22/10, 5:33 PM Catherine Rudin

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jú-ga ȼí-c'iⁿ-ʔé-gi zhúga thísh'iⁿ'égi v. To shrug up, as the shoulders, to tremble in some part of the body. 4/15/10 2/23/11, 4:25 PM Catherine Rudin

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jaⁿ bá-s'u zhoⁿ bás'u n.phrase a carpenter, so called from the sound he makes in planing wood (bas'u) 6/14/10 3/11/11, 9:02 PM Catherine Rudin

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jaⁿ bá-s'u zhoⁿ bás'u n.phrase shavings 3/11/11 5/5/11, 7:16 PM Catherine Rudin

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jáⁿ qu-de zhóⁿ qude n. June-berries 6/16/10 5/18/11, 10:06 PM Mark Awakuni-Swetland

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já ṭáñ-ga zhá tóⁿga n.phrase The sunflower. 4/21/10 5/23/11, 3:51 PM Catherine Rudin

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jaⁿ zhoⁿ n. wood; a tree; trees; a yard as of cloth(probably so called because the yard-stick was made of wood). 2. a span of horses, probably so called because of the wooden wagon tongue. 6/14/10 5/23/11, 3:51 PM Catherine Rudin

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jaⁿ-ȼe-xe zhoⁿthexe n. a wooden drum(such as white men use) 6/15/10 5/23/11, 3:51 PM Catherine Rudin

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jaⁿ-ní ȼi-bé-bȼiⁿ zhoⁿní thibébthiⁿ n.phrase "twisted sugar," 1. (J. said it meant) originally, twisted or plaited candy; 2. stick candy with stripes around it, now said of all candy(Wdj.) 6/16/10 5/23/11, 3:51 PM Catherine Rudin

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jaⁿ-qu-de-ju zhoⁿqudezhu n. berries that grow near the Niobrara river, Nebr. They are red and sweet, and are dried. 6/16/10 5/23/11, 3:51 PM Catherine Rudin

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jáⁿ ṭe-he zhóⁿ tehe n. wooden spoons, made from knobs of trees 6/16/10 5/23/11, 3:51 PM Catherine Rudin

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já-be-ṭá-jaⁿ zhábetázhoⁿ n. "The beaver's wood," a tree growing along streams. 4/21/10 5/23/11, 3:52 PM Catherine Rudin

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jáⁿ-hiⁿ-be zhóⁿhiⁿbe n. shoes: so called because sabots were worn by the first white people(Canadian French) seen by these Indians. 6/15/10 5/23/11, 3:52 PM Catherine Rudin

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já-bi-ȼaⁿ zhábithoⁿ v. To become stripped of bark suddenly. 4/21/10 5/28/11, 7:26 PM Catherine Rudin

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já-ge zháge v.root Made larger, as a hole. 4/21/10 5/28/11, 7:30 PM Catherine Rudin

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já-ge-wá-ȼĕ zhágewáthe v.s. What can be made larger, as a hole. 4/21/10 5/28/11, 7:31 PM Catherine Rudin

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já-he-wá-ȼĕ zháhewáthe v.s. That can be gored, stabbed, or thrust at. 4/21/10 5/28/11, 7:34 PM Catherine Rudin

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ja-wa zhawa v.root Idea of any thing enormous, or exceedingly abundant. 4/21/10 5/28/11, 7:38 PM Catherine Rudin

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Jáⁿ-a-ṭa ní-ka-cíⁿ-ga Zhóⁿata níkʰashíⁿga prop.noun "The people who dwelt in the forests," the Yankton Dakotas, who were so called by the Omahas, in prehistoric days, when the former dwelt in a densely wooded country near the head of the Mississippi river. 6/14/10 5/28/11, 7:45 PM Catherine Rudin

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