i-ctú-ga-qtaⁿ hí

i-ctú-ga-qtaⁿ hí 
ishtúgaqtoⁿ hí 
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The Canadian French name is the "blue wood" bush or tree, fide C. Le Clerc (1873). It grows near or along the Missouri and Niobrara rivers, in Dakota and Nebraska, and is known to the Ponka.  
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This tree was known to the Ponkas in Nebraska and Dakota. Its Canadian French name is the "blue wood" bush or tree, according to C. le Clerc, 1873. 
 
 
 
 

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ictúgaqtaⁿ hí tĕthe "blue-wood" treeCatherine RudinView

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treeCatherine RudinView

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A tree which grows along the Missouri and Niobrara rivers.Catherine RudinView