| Ma-ḳáⁿ |
Makóⁿ |
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one of the Wajaje gentes in the Ponka tribe, divided into Real Ponkas and Gray Ponkas. The Maḳan and Wacabe were originally one people. They and the Nuqe regulated the buffalo hunt. |
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| má-ḳaⁿ-ȼa |
mákoⁿtha |
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to cut off enough tobacco to fill a pipe |
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| ma-káⁿ bú-ṭa |
makʰóⁿ búta |
n.phrase |
"round medicine": a pill, pills. |
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| ma-káⁿ ni-ní-da |
makʰóⁿ ninída |
n.phrase |
calamus |
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| ma-káⁿ ni-nú-bȼaⁿ |
makʰóⁿ ninúbthoⁿ |
n.phrase |
sweet-scented medicine |
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| ma-káⁿ pi-ä-jĭ |
makóⁿ piazhi |
n.phrase |
"bad medicine": poison. |
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| ma-káⁿ sá-bĕ |
makʰóⁿ sábe |
n.phrase |
"Black medicine": coffee. |
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| má-ki-á-wa-ha |
mákʰiáwaha |
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N/A |
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| má-ḳi-bȼá-zĕ |
mákibtháze |
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to rip himself open with a knife, to commit "haraki-ri" |
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| má-ki-gȼe |
mákʰigthe |
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to dig down into the ground with a knife, and then dig to the right or left (at right angles with the first), forming a niche |
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| má-ḳi-gí-xe |
mákigíxe |
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to gash himself (once) by drawing a knife across his skin |
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| má-ḳi-qaⁿ |
mákiqoⁿ |
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to cut through a bone, etc., with a knife for his own benefit; to cut into pieces for his own use |
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| má-ki-za |
mákʰiza |
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N/A |
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| má-kin-de |
mákʰiⁿde |
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to scrape off with a knife |
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| má-ku-ȼĕ |
mákʰuthe |
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to cut faster with a knife: refers to carving an animal |
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| má-ku-gȼi |
mákʰugthi |
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to cut off all the hair on the death of a relation |
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| má-ku-ku-ȼĕ |
mákʰukʰuthe |
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to cut faster: said of one working |
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| má-ma |
máma |
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| Ma-má-ȼĕ |
Mamáthe |
prop.noun |
a Mormon; Mormons. |
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| má-mu |
mámu |
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to cut open a bag with a knife, causing its contents to spill out |
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