Lexeme Entries

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ḳáⁿ-ha í-he kóⁿha íhe to pass near or by the border or boundary of a place 6/1/12 6/1/12, 9:46 AM Kat Krutak

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ḳaⁿ-mú-p'aⁿ-p'an-de koⁿmúp'oⁿp'oⁿde more than one, slowbeating of the pulse 6/1/12 7/8/12, 3:01 PM Catherine Rudin

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ḳaⁿ-mú-saⁿ-san-de koⁿmúsoⁿsoⁿde more than one rapid beating of the pulse 6/1/12 6/1/12, 9:56 AM Kat Krutak

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ḳáⁿ-si kóⁿsi a plum stone 6/1/12 6/1/12, 9:59 AM Kat Krutak

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ḳáⁿ-si kí-de kóⁿsi kʰíde to shoot plumstones 6/4/12 6/4/12, 7:36 PM Kat Krutak

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ḳáⁿ-si kí-de kóⁿsi kʰíde plum stone shooting 6/4/12 6/4/12, 7:37 PM Kat Krutak

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Ḳáⁿ-ze Kóⁿze The Kansas or Wind people, the fifth gens of the Hañgacenu half-tribe of the Omahas (Om.Soc., 241). This gens answers to the Ḳáⁿze of the Ḳáⁿze or Kansas tribe, and the Ḳáⁿse of the Osage tribe. It is said to be devided into sub-gentes, among which are the Wind people proper, and the Keepers of the Pipe (Ṭade unikaciⁿga and Niniba t'aⁿ) 6/4/12 7/8/12, 1:46 AM Catherine Rudin

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ḳaⁿhádi koⁿhádi near to; bordering on 5/30/12 5/30/12, 6:44 PM Kat Krutak

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ḳaⁿhádi koⁿhádi near to; bordering on 6/20/12 6/20/12, 3:29 PM Kat Krutak

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ḳaⁿ mú-p'an-de koⁿ múp'oⁿde a single and slow beating of the pulse 6/1/12 7/8/12, 3:02 PM Catherine Rudin

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ḳe ke a black turtle, with a white breast. The Ponkas made shields out of the shells 6/6/12 6/6/12, 5:49 PM Kat Krutak

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ḳe-bá-ha kebáha 6/6/12 6/6/12, 5:50 PM Kat Krutak

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ḳé-ba-qá-qa kébaqáqa meaning unknown to L. S. 6/6/12 6/6/12, 5:51 PM Kat Krutak

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ḳé-ȼa kétha the sky: the clear sky 6/6/12 6/6/12, 5:52 PM Kat Krutak

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ḳé-ȼa í kétha í "blue sky is coming" it is getting clear: said when clouds are all over the sky except in a line at the horizon which is clear 6/6/12 6/6/12, 5:54 PM Kat Krutak

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ḳé-ȼa u-gá-ʔu-de kétha ugá'ude blue sky seen through a small opening in the cloude 6/6/12 6/6/12, 5:55 PM Kat Krutak

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ḳé-gañ-gĕ kégoⁿge 6/6/12 6/6/12, 5:58 PM Kat Krutak

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ḳé-gaⁿ kégoⁿ the inside thigh, close to the vulva or penis. 6/6/12 6/6/12, 5:56 PM Kat Krutak

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ḳe-gȼé-ze kegthéze 6/6/12 6/6/12, 5:59 PM Kat Krutak

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ḳe-gȼé-ze i-ctá jí-de kegthéze ishtá zhíde 6/6/12 6/6/12, 5:59 PM Kat Krutak

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