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a-gȼá-ȼiⁿ cu-ȼé "agtháthiⁿ shuthé táakʰá" [is] not used Binah Gordon F. Edit
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tcaⁿ-íⁿ si ṣné-de F. says that it is not the curlew. Catherine Rudin F. Edit
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si-p̣á-hi cá-ge Common term. Catherine Rudin F. Edit
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si-dú-hi bȼáⁿ-ze F. knows only one kind of siduhi. Catherine Rudin F. Edit
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sĭ́n-di-ṭa p'aⁿ-p'áⁿ-de wa-hí Given by F. as çĭ́ndit'ă. Catherine Rudin F. Edit
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p̣é-je bȼa-ska Eaten by horses. A grass on single stalks, each about two feet high, with seeds in bunches, not in pods. Grows in fields and in marshy places. Catherine Rudin F. Edit
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á-ȼu-a-di te-ȼán-di Obsolete now, if ever used. Catherine Rudin F. Edit
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á-ȼu-máⁿ-ci-a-dí-taⁿ Denied. Catherine Rudin F. Edit
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gi-já Denied. Catherine Rudin F. Edit
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ṭan-gá i-ȼáⁿ Denied. Catherine Rudin F. Edit
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t'é-ȼa-bi-wá-ki-ȼĕ made this a causative of accident, not of purpose. Catherine Rudin F. Edit
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táⁿ-waⁿ-gȼáⁿ-a-di Definition "gens" (clan) instead of "tribe" is attributed to F. Catherine Rudin F. Edit
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ṭe-wá-tĕ wá-gu-cá-be There are three muscles in the legs, each of which makes a wagu, or thin slice, when cut. The inner one is wagucabe. Catherine Rudin F. Edit
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qég i-ȼáⁿ-ȼaⁿ Insists on this (lexeme), after the denial of Wdj. (1889) Catherine Rudin F. Edit
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u-ȼú-ba-cte Denied. Catherine Rudin F. Edit
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xú-p'ă Confirmed. Catherine Rudin F. Edit
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ba-tcí-je Can also be used to describe a person voluntarily running into a thicket without worrying about the thorns in order to allude a fierce animal. Mark Awakuni-Swetland Emmaline Walker Sanchez 1/3/2012 Edit
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ȼi-bȼiⁿ J. says that this cannot be used without ȼa. Catherine Rudin Edit
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ba-gȼáⁿ-ȼa C. Le Clerc, Apl. 21, 1873, rendered bagȼaⁿȼa dáⁿctĕáⁿi by He has not missed any at all (!). This has been marked as wrong. Michelle Lanternier 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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