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sá-hiⁿ á-ki-ȼi-síⁿ-siⁿ Wdj. substitutes sáhiⁿ uqȼúqaha Catherine Rudin Wdj. Edit
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ṭú-sá-be Wdj. says the "sky blue" definition would be ṭu or ṭuqude. Catherine Rudin Wdj. Edit
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cíⁿ-ci Wdj. does not know this word. Catherine Rudin Edit
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wé-ci Wdj. denies the second definition. Catherine Rudin Edit
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hí u-qá-qa-be Wdj. agrees with this and also with the Ponca meaning of the word (1888) Catherine Rudin Edit
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ṭé-skă cá-ge Wdj. Mark Awakuni-Swetland Edit
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gí-ba-t'e Was inclined to reject this word. Catherine Rudin Wdj. Edit
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wa-ná-xaⁿ-xaⁿ Wanáxaⁿxaⁿ is the native term, used by Omahas and Poncas. (As opposed to synonyms used for speaking to whites.) Catherine Rudin Wdj. Edit
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wa-hú-taⁿ-táⁿ wahútaⁿ, if neighs once for mare, wahútaⁿtáⁿ, if often Catherine Rudin Wdj. Edit
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á-ga-ja-de ȼé-ȼe W. David Nesheim JOD 1:8 http://omahalanguage.unl.edu/dictionary_images/Aga/opd.01.014.02a.jpg Edit
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á-ga-ja-de-kí-ȼĕ W. David Nesheim JOD 1:8 http://omahalanguage.unl.edu/dictionary_images/Aga/opd.01.014.02c.jpg Edit
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á-ga-jád i-ȼáⁿ W. David Nesheim JOD 1:8 http://omahalanguage.unl.edu/dictionary_images/Aga/opd.01.014.02d.jpg Edit
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i-ȼé-ba-á-xe Very rare. Catherine Rudin Wdj. Edit
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á-ȼe-qti-ȼaⁿ used only by females David Nesheim JOD 1:8 http://omahalanguage.unl.edu/dictionary_images/A%a2a/opd.01.009.03b.jpg Edit
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ṭa-dé á-ʔaⁿ-ȼĕ To detect the approach of the hunter by the human odor wafted by the wind; said of an animal. Catherine Rudin J., 82. Edit
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ná-c̣naⁿ Thought it might be used though not a common word. Catherine Rudin F. Edit
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ba-gȼé-je This seems to be a definition given by a speaker? (Omaha followed by English translation) "Edádaⁿ ctéctewaⁿ búbuṭa, sásabe, gáxai: whatsoever is made spotted by writing, as when the object is covered with round black figures of various sizes." Catherine Rudin Edit
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á-bi-pu This is the same as aⁿase. ("J. makes this eq. to aⁿase.") Catherine Rudin J. Edit
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gi-á-ci-be This is a modern word, which few Omahas would understand. Catherine Rudin Wdj. Edit
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cú-cu-ga Thick in most places but thin in some. Catherine Rudin L. Edit
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