Lexeme Entries

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p̣é-de-ni ú-ȼiⁿ-wiⁿ ṭí pédeni úthiⁿwiⁿ tí n.phrase a liquor shop 6/6/12 7/4/12, 12:12 AM Catherine Rudin

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p̣e-dé-ni u-ȼíⁿ-wiⁿ ṭí pedéni uthíⁿwiⁿ tí n.phrase a liquor shop 7/3/12 7/4/12, 12:16 AM Catherine Rudin

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p̣é-de-zi pédezi a firecoal; firecoals, i.e. red or glowing coals: 6/6/12 7/3/12, 8:13 PM Catherine Rudin

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p̣é-de ba-ḳáⁿ péde bakóⁿ a fire-steel 5/29/12 5/29/12, 8:49 PM Barbara Salvatore

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p̣é-de ba-ḳú-gȼaⁿ péde bakúgthoⁿ a fire-steel holder 5/29/12 5/29/12, 8:54 PM Barbara Salvatore

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P̣é-de gá-hi Péde gáhi Fire Chief 5/29/12 7/9/12, 8:22 PM Mark Awakuni-Swetland

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p̣é-de i-ȼá-ȼá-ȼi-sáⁿ-de péde ithátháthisóⁿde "fire-holder:" a cleft stick was formerly thus used; recently appplied to tongs. 5/29/12 7/9/12, 8:43 PM Mark Awakuni-Swetland

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p̣é-dí-bá-zi pédíbázi a poker 6/6/12 7/3/12, 7:28 PM Catherine Rudin

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p̣e-dí-ckaⁿ pedíshkoⁿ to draw near a fire in order to get warm 6/6/12 7/3/12, 7:30 PM Catherine Rudin

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p̣é-di-ȼá-ȼi-sáⁿ-de péditháthisóⁿde 6/6/12 7/9/12, 8:44 PM Mark Awakuni-Swetland

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p̣e-di-ȼi-na-qciⁿ pedithinaqshiⁿ 6/6/12 6/7/12, 4:38 AM Barbara Salvatore

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p̣é-di-ȼi-ná-qȼiⁿ pédithináqthiⁿ lucifer matches 6/6/12 6/7/12, 4:02 AM Barbara Salvatore

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p̣é-di-ȼí-ze pédithíze a fire-shovel 6/6/12 7/3/12, 7:33 PM Catherine Rudin

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p̣é-di-né-ȼĕ pédinéthe kindling wood for a fire 6/6/12 7/12/12, 12:56 AM Barbara Salvatore

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p̣e-he pehe 6/13/12 6/13/12, 9:33 PM Barbara Salvatore

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p̣e-hé-mú-xa pehémúxa 6/13/12 6/13/12, 9:35 PM Barbara Salvatore

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p̣e-híⁿ (kĕ) pehíⁿ (kʰe) the crest of hair on the head, as now worn by the Pawnees, Kansas, and Osages, and formerly worn by the Omahas. Abac̣na refers to cutting off the hair on both sides of the head, what remains as a crest was p̣e-híⁿ (kĕ) 6/13/12 6/13/12, 9:42 PM Barbara Salvatore

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p̣é-hiⁿ ȼi-ʔá-be péhiⁿ tʰhi'ábe the sinuses or concave bare places (corners) of the forehead, where the hair hangs down. 6/13/12 7/4/12, 12:20 AM Catherine Rudin

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p̣e-í-ga-ṭú-ci peígatúshi "what bursts with a loud report if hit against the forehead": the mock ground-cherry, which is green, and filled with air. 6/13/12 6/13/12, 10:08 PM Barbara Salvatore

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p̣é-je pézhe n. grass 6/13/12 7/4/12, 12:23 AM Catherine Rudin

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