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I-ctá-san-da
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I-ctá-san-da
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Ishtásoⁿda
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proper name
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1. the name of a half-tribe of the Omahas, the other half-tribe being the Hañga-cenu. 2. the fifth gens of the Ictasanda half-tribe.
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http://omahalanguage.unl.edu/dictionary_images/ic/opd.02.052.03c.jpg
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The Ictasande half-tribe includes the following gentes: Wanc̸iñka-gaxe, Ṭe-sĭnde, Ṭa-p̣a, Iñgc̸e-jide, and Ictasanda (Om. Soc., 219). The clan is the tenth and last in the Omaha tribal circle (Om. Soc., 219, 248-251).
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thunder clan
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lightening clan
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A moiety (half-tribe) of the Omahas.
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The fifth clan of this moiety; Thunder clan.
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