wa-mí gí-ȼi-zĕ

wa-mí gí-ȼi-zĕ 
wamí gíthize 
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to "take blood from" another, to bleed a person or animal 
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Jun 23, 2012 2:54 am

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verb phrase 
 
 
The Omahas and Poncas took blood by striking a vein with the point of a knife (agaxu; see aḳaⁿ giasĕ) and then sucking the blood through a horn. 
 
 
 
 

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bleedCatherine RudinView

Inflections

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wamí ȼéc̣nizĕCatherine Rudin2nd person singularverbView
wamí ébȼizĕCatherine Rudin1st person singularverbView

Native Definitions

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To bleed a person or animal; "take blood from".Catherine RudinView