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ā́	ā	Ā	Ă	Ä	ä	ã	á
Á	Ắ	Ā́	ä́	ă	Ä́	Ã	ắ
áⁿ	ắⁿ	Aⁿ	Āⁿ	Ā́ⁿ	Ä́ⁿ	Äⁿ	ä́ⁿ
äⁿ	Ắⁿ	ā́ⁿ	āⁿ	Áⁿ	Ăⁿ	ăⁿ	aⁿ
∧	∧ⁿ	Ć	c̣	ç	ć	C̣	Ç
c'	C'	čʰ	Čʰ	Ȼ	ȼ	dj	Dj
ĕ́	ẽ	Ẽ	ē	Ē	Ĕ́	Ĕ	É
ĕ	Ë	Ḗ	ë	ḗ	Ĕ́ⁿ	ēⁿ	Ḗⁿ
Ēⁿ	ĕ́ⁿ	ḗⁿ	Ëⁿ	Eⁿ	Ĕⁿ	ë́ⁿ	Éⁿ
ĕⁿ	éⁿ	Ë́ⁿ	eⁿ	ëⁿ	ɛ	ɛⁿ	Ğ
ǵ	ğ	Ï	Ĭ	Ī	ĭ	ḯ	ī
Í	Ī́	ī́	Ḯ	í	ĭ́	ï	Ĭ́
Ī́ⁿ	ḯⁿ	Ïⁿ	Ḯⁿ	ĭⁿ	Ĭⁿ	Ĭ́ⁿ	ī́ⁿ
īⁿ	Īⁿ	Íⁿ	iⁿ	íⁿ	Iⁿ	ĭ́ⁿ	J
ḳ	Ḳ	k'	K'	Ñ	ñ	Nʰ	nʰ
nⁿ	Nⁿ	ó	Ö	Ŏ́	Õ	ö	ö́
Ṓ	Ó	Ŏ	ŏ́	Ō	ŏ	ō	ṓ
õ	Ö́	Óⁿ	ö́ⁿ	oⁿ	Oⁿ	öⁿ	ŏⁿ
óⁿ	Ŏⁿ	ōⁿ	Ö́ⁿ	Öⁿ	ŏ́ⁿ	Ŏ́ⁿ	Ōⁿ
ṓⁿ	Ṓⁿ	p̣	P̣	P'	p'	pʰ	Pʰ
ș	Ș	Š	ś	Ṣ	š	ṣ	Ś
S'	s'	Ṭ	ṭ	t'	T'	ṭc̣	Ṭc̣
Tʰ	tʰ	tc	Tc	tc'	Tc'	Ũ	ū́
ǘ	Ū́	ũ	Ǘ	ŭ́	ü	Ŭ	Ü
Ú	ū	Ū	Ŭ́	ŭ	Ūⁿ	ŭ́ⁿ	Ŭⁿ
ŭⁿ	ū́ⁿ	Ŭ́ⁿ	ūⁿ	Ū́ⁿ	Uⁿ	Üⁿ	Ǘⁿ
üⁿ	ǘⁿ	Úⁿ	úⁿ	uⁿ	x̌	X̌	x'
X'	Ž	ź́	ž	ʔ

hí-de-a-ṭá

Word

hí-de-a-ṭá

Macy

hídeatá

not applicable (or) not available

Source

Definition

Down-stream.

Dorsey slip(s):

http://omahalanguage.unl.edu/dictionary_images/hi/opd.02.045.09a.jpg

Last Modified

May 20, 2011 5:03 pm

Ponca. When the Ponkas dwelt between the Niobrara and Missouri rivers in Dakota, hideaṭa meant east or southeast.

Added/modified by: Jacob Hilton on 3/25/10, 12:00 AM

Dialect

ponca

postpositional phrase

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