p̣e-híⁿ (kĕ)

p̣e-híⁿ (kĕ) 
pehíⁿ (kʰe) 
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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) 
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Jun 13, 2012 9:42 pm

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Second link contains only handwritten word.
Added/modified by: Catherine Rudin on 6/13/12, 12:00 AM