Lexeme Entries

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p̣a-hé-a-ṭá-ȼi-caⁿ ú-ga-qȼe pahéatáthishoⁿ úgaqthe facing the(or a) hill 5/25/10 12/23/10, 10:10 PM Jianguo Wang

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p̣a-hé-a-ṭa-ha pahéataha towards(not reaching) the hill 5/25/10 12/23/10, 10:10 PM Jianguo Wang

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p̣a-hé-a-ṭá-taⁿ pahéatátʰoⁿ from the hill(nearby) 5/25/10 12/23/10, 10:10 PM Jianguo Wang

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p̣a-hé c̣na-há(ȼaⁿ) pahé zhnahá(thoⁿ) "a smooth hill," a cone. Generic term. 5/26/10 12/23/10, 10:10 PM Jianguo Wang

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p̣a-hé jé é-gaⁿ pahé zhé égoⁿ "hill resembling the membrum virile," Pillar Rock 5/26/10 12/23/10, 10:10 PM Jianguo Wang

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p̣a-hé u-táⁿ-na-di pahé utʰóⁿnadi a hill std. alone, in a space between 5/26/10 12/23/10, 10:10 PM Jianguo Wang

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P̣a-hé wa-ȼá-hu-ni Pahé watháhuni a mythical character: the Hill-that-draws-people-into-its-mouth(28,4;32,1). 5/26/10 12/23/10, 10:10 PM Jianguo Wang

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p̣a-hé wa-íⁿ é-gaⁿ pahé waíⁿ égoⁿ n.phrase "a hill shaped like a robe," a hill with a rectilinear top, a plateau 5/26/10 12/23/10, 10:10 PM Catherine Rudin

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p̣a-hé wá-qe ṭi é-gaⁿ pahé wáqe ti égoⁿ n.phrase "a hill like a white man's house," a flat-topped butte 5/26/10 12/23/10, 10:10 PM Catherine Rudin

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p̣a bȼá-ska pa btháska given in 1879-80 as a generic term for ducks, geese, etc, but denied by Wdj., who said it might be an abusive term(flat nose!), used by children in quarreling. Even this was denied by F., who said that there was no such Omaha word. 5/24/10 12/23/10, 10:46 PM Stacy Rickel

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p̣a-gí-a-s'iⁿ pagías'iⁿ v.t. to nod the head to another 5/25/10 3/11/11, 10:29 PM Catherine Rudin

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p̣á-ȼiⁿ-já-he páthiⁿzháhe n.phrase a game in which the players try to throw sticks (wejahe) through a rope ring(wac̸igije) rolled along the ground. Played by two men. Some writers call this game "chunky". 5/24/10 5/23/11, 4:30 PM Catherine Rudin

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p̣a-caⁿ pashoⁿ v.a. to turn back when going on a journey, to abandon a trip 5/24/10 6/8/11, 7:37 PM Catherine Rudin

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p̣á-ciⁿ páshiⁿ n. a name applied to a tailless animal, or to one that has a very short tail. Given as a nickname to the Ponka man Gatide-manc̸in or Cañge sĭnde c̸iñge 5/24/10 6/8/11, 7:46 PM Catherine Rudin

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p̣a-ȼí-ga-saⁿ-saⁿ pathígasoⁿsoⁿ NA 6/8/11 6/8/11, 7:52 PM Catherine Rudin

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p̣á-ȼiⁿ-já-he aⁿ páthiⁿzháhe oⁿ v.phrase to play the game of p̣ac̸injahe 5/24/10 6/8/11, 7:58 PM Catherine Rudin

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P̣̣á-ȼiⁿ-má-haⁿ Páthiⁿmáhoⁿ prop.noun the Skidi or Pani Loups, who were conquered in battle years ago, by the other Panis. They are the servants of the others. 5/24/10 6/8/11, 8:06 PM Catherine Rudin

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P̣̣á-ȼiⁿ p̣í-za Páthiⁿ píza prop.noun "the Sand Panis," or Rees. 5/25/10 6/8/11, 8:22 PM Catherine Rudin

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p̣á-de páde v.t. 1. to carve, cut up, dissect a dead body 2. to scalp a person 5/24/10 6/8/11, 8:43 PM Catherine Rudin

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p̣a-gá-s'iⁿ pagás'iⁿ v. to nod the head 5/25/10 6/8/11, 8:54 PM Catherine Rudin

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