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Id Word Macy Sort Macy Macy Entities Southern Ponca Fletcher And La Flesche Letter Id Source Part Of Speech Id Part Of Speech Id Conjugation Class Id Dialect Pronunciation Note Synonym See Also Irregularities Approved Definition Cultural Historical Information Semantic Domain Id Created Date Last Modified Etymology Last Modified By Actions
528 A-ȼá-ba-hu Athábahu Athábahu Athábahu Athábahu Athábahu 2 26 10 0 Maqpiyaṭu 1 an Arapaho; the Arapahos 2009-06-02 2010-12-22 11:33:35 Catherine Rudin View Edit Delete
734 Dá-si Dási Dási Dási 6 13 10 0 ponca Ȼasi 2 A recent Ponka pronunciation of the author's surname. 2009-06-30 2011-05-12 20:04:12 Catherine Rudin View Edit Delete
1018 á-mu-gȼi ámugthi ámugthi ámugthi ámugthi ámugthi 2 1 10 0 to shoot off pieces from something difficult to shoot. 2009-08-28 2010-12-22 11:33:35 Jianguo Wang View Edit Delete
1256 A-sé Asé Asé Asé 2 60 10 0 1 the ordinal birth name for third daughter: used not only by parents, brothers, and sisters, but by grandparents, uncles, etc. Birth-order name, used not only by parents, brothers, and sisters, but by other relatives such as grandparents and uncles. 2009-09-02 2011-05-20 09:34:40 Catherine Rudin View Edit Delete
1525 Á-ʔa-wíⁿ Á'awíⁿ Á'awíⁿ Á'awíⁿ Á'awiⁿ Á'awiⁿ 2 60 10 0 ponca 2 South wind Female 2009-09-09 2010-12-22 11:33:35 Catherine Rudin View Edit Delete
3506 Ȼa-dú-xe Thadúxe Thadúxe Thadúxe 25 13 10 0 Gak'exe 2 The name of a dancing society among the Ponka men. 2009-10-15 2011-07-03 13:39:38 Catherine Rudin View Edit Delete
3689 Cáⁿ-ṭañ-ga í-ȼa-e-ȼé-ma Shóⁿtoⁿga íthaethéma Shóⁿtoⁿga íthaethéma Shóⁿtoⁿga íthaethéma 22 26 10 0 2 (the society of) Those who have supernatural communications with wolves. The members of the Wolf dance. 2009-10-21 2011-07-05 21:07:26 Catherine Rudin View Edit Delete
3692 Cáⁿ-ṭañ-ga ú-ni-ka-cíⁿ-ga Shóⁿtoⁿga únikʰashíⁿga Shóⁿtoⁿga únikʰashíⁿga Shóⁿtoⁿga únikʰashíⁿga 22 26 10 0 0 The Wolf People, a sub-gens of the Omaha 2009-10-21 2011-05-30 14:21:29 Catherine Rudin View Edit Delete
3834 Cáñ-ge í-ȼa-e-ȼé-ma Shóⁿge íthaethéma Shóⁿge íthaethéma Shóⁿge íthaethéma 22 26 10 0 2 Those who have supernatural communications with horses. The members of the order of the Horse dance(Om. See., 348). 2009-10-23 2011-05-20 13:14:35 Catherine Rudin View Edit Delete
4377 Cpai-ú-na Shpaiúna Shpaiúna Shpaiúna Shpaiúna Shpaiúna 22 13 10 0 ponca Hecpaiuna 2 a Spaniard 2009-11-02 2010-12-22 11:33:35 Catherine Rudin View Edit Delete
4498 Cú-ḳa-bi Shúkabi Shúkabi Shúkabi 22 77 10 0 cuḳa 1,2 2 "Heavy Cloud" , "Collected in a crowd" 2009-11-06 2011-05-20 16:13:16 Catherine Rudin View Edit Delete
5218 Ga-k'é-xe Gak'éxe Gak'éxe Gak'éxe 9 26 10 0 ponca 1 One of the dancing societies of the Ponka men. 2009-12-01 2011-07-02 09:00:20 Catherine Rudin View Edit Delete
5972 Mí-ḳa-si wa-tcí Míkasi wachʰí Míkasi wachʰí Míkasi wachʰí Míkasi watshí Míkasi watshí 16 26 10 0 2 the Coyote dance of the members of a war party Dance done by members of a war party (Om. Soc., 323). 2009-12-18 2010-12-22 11:33:35 Catherine Rudin View Edit Delete
6034 Míⁿ-daⁿ-be wá-tci-gá-xe Míⁿdoⁿbe wáchʰigáxe Míⁿdoⁿbe wáchʰigáxe Míⁿdoⁿbe wáchʰigáxe Miⁿdaⁿbe wátshigághe Miⁿdoⁿbe wátshigáxe 16 26 10 0 2 The Sun-dance. 2010-01-15 2010-12-22 11:33:35 Catherine Rudin View Edit Delete
6069 Miⁿ-ḳá-ʔĕ áⁿ-ba-há ȼiⁿ Miⁿká'e óⁿbahá thiⁿ Miⁿká'e óⁿbahá thiⁿ Miⁿká'e óⁿbahá thiⁿ Miⁿká'e áⁿbahá thiⁿ Miⁿká'e óⁿbahá thiⁿ 16 2 10 0 2 "The star moving towards day"; the evening star, Venus. 2010-01-15 2010-12-22 11:33:35 Catherine Rudin View Edit Delete
6072 Miⁿ-ḳá-ʔe maⁿ-ȼíⁿ-ä-jĭ ȼaⁿ Miⁿká'e moⁿthíⁿazhi thoⁿ Miⁿká'e moⁿthíⁿazhi thoⁿ Miⁿká'e moⁿthíⁿazhi thoⁿ Miⁿká'e maⁿthiⁿazhi thaⁿ Miⁿká'e moⁿthiⁿazhi thoⁿ 16 2 10 0 2 "The star which does not walk": the North star. 2010-01-15 2010-12-22 11:33:35 Catherine Rudin View Edit Delete
6146 gȼe-dáⁿ hañ-ga gthedóⁿ hoⁿga gthedóⁿ hoⁿga gthedóⁿ hoⁿga 9 77 10 0 0 masculine name 2010-01-20 2011-05-18 17:07:21 Catherine Rudin View Edit Delete
6341 Míⁿ-xa-saⁿ wé-t'a-jĭ Míⁿxasoⁿ wétʰazhi Míⁿxasoⁿ wétʰazhi Míⁿxasoⁿ wétʰazhi Miⁿghasaⁿ wéazhi Miⁿxasoⁿ wéazhi 16 26 10 "t" is aspirated, not glottal 1 Those who do not touch swans. 2010-01-29 2012-07-05 15:29:59 Catherine Rudin View Edit Delete
7630 Hé-cpai-ú-na Héshpaiúna Héshpaiúna Héshpaiúna Héshpaiúna Héshpaiúna 10 26 10 0 omaha 2 A Spaniard. The Ponkas say, "Cpaiuna." This is evidently derived from Espagñol. 2010-03-12 2011-05-23 10:51:48 Catherine Rudin View Edit Delete
7715 Cúḳa maⁿȼíⁿ Shúka moⁿthíⁿ Shúka moⁿthíⁿ Shúka moⁿthíⁿ 22 77 10 0 omaha 2 Walks in a crowd. Male personal name of the Omaha, Hoñga (Hoⁿga) gens, Buffalo clan. 2010-03-15 2011-05-20 16:20:05 Catherine Rudin View Edit Delete
7720 Ma-má-ȼĕ Mamáthe Mamáthe Mamáthe Mamáthe Mamáthe 16 26 10 0 2 a Mormon; Mormons. 2010-03-15 2010-12-22 11:33:35 Catherine Rudin View Edit Delete
8007 Hi-dé ȼiñ-gé Hidé thiⁿgé Hidé thiⁿgé Hidé thiⁿgé 10 13 10 0 2 "The stream that has no mouth." 2010-03-25 2011-05-20 12:08:42 Catherine Rudin View Edit Delete
8013 Hi-dí-gaⁿ Hidígoⁿ Hidígoⁿ Hidígoⁿ 10 26 10 0 1 Translated "Story Teller" on the census roll of the Ponkas in 1871. 2010-03-25 2011-05-22 11:34:26 Catherine Rudin View Edit Delete
8023 Hí-ga-bú Hígabú Hígabú Hígabú Hígabú Hígabú 10 26 10 0 2 A Kickapoo; the Kickapoos. 2010-03-25 2010-12-22 11:33:35 Catherine Rudin View Edit Delete
8135 Ma-qpí-ya-ṭu Maqpíiatu Maqpíiatu Maqpíiatu 16 26 10 0 ponca Aȼabahu 2 an Arapaho: the Arapahos. 2010-03-29 2011-07-15 16:36:25 Catherine Rudin View Edit Delete
8137 Má-qu-de Máqude Máqude Máqude Máxude Máxude 16 26 10 0 1 an Iowa; the Iowas, a tribe of the Ṭc̣iwere group of the Siouan Family. The Iowa tribe is part of the Ṭc̣iwere (Chiwere, Jiwere) subfamily of the Siouan family. 2010-03-29 2011-05-23 11:41:54 Catherine Rudin View Edit Delete
8830 Jú-ȼa-bȼiⁿ Zhúthabthiⁿ Zhúthabthiⁿ úthabthiⁿ 31 26 10 0 ponca ȼabȼiⁿ 2 The Trinity. 2010-04-15 2011-05-29 09:48:56 Catherine Rudin View Edit Delete
8974 jiñ-gá tcĕ zhiⁿgá chʰe zhiⁿgá chʰe zhiⁿgá chʰe 31 26 10 0 Kaxu jiñga tcĕ 2 The Little One: one of the four figures on the side of the rim of the banañge or rolling wheel. 2010-04-20 2011-05-29 09:40:05 Catherine Rudin View Edit Delete
9121 Hiⁿ-bé-ḳaⁿ ȼíñ-ge Hiⁿbékoⁿ thíⁿge Hiⁿbékoⁿ thíⁿge Hiⁿbékoⁿ thíⁿge 10 77 10 0 2 n.p.masc. of the Ponka __ gens: No Moccasin-strings. 2010-04-22 2011-05-26 11:41:43 Catherine Rudin View Edit Delete
9163 Hiⁿ-qpé-a-gȼĕ Hiⁿqpéagthe Hiⁿqpéagthe Hiⁿqpéagthe 10 26 10 0 2 Sticks a Plume or Down in his hair: a mythical hero 2010-04-22 2011-05-26 16:51:04 Catherine Rudin View Edit Delete
9191 I-háñk-taⁿ-wiⁿ Ihóⁿkʰtʰoⁿwiⁿ Ihóⁿkʰtʰoⁿwiⁿ Ihóⁿkʰtʰoⁿwiⁿ Iháñktaⁿwiⁿ Iháñktoⁿwiⁿ 11 26 10 0 Caaⁿ, etc. 2 a Yankton Dakota: the Yanktons 2010-04-26 2010-12-22 11:33:35 Catherine Rudin View Edit Delete
9376 I-ctá-san-da Ishtásoⁿda Ishtásoⁿda Ishtásoⁿda 11 26 10 0 2 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. 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). 2010-05-05 2011-07-16 10:34:20 Catherine Rudin View Edit Delete
9395 I-ctí-ni-ke Ishtínikʰe Ishtínikʰe Ishtínikʰe Ishtínikʰe Ishtínike 11 26 10 1 a mythical character applied to apes, monkeys, etc., in modern times. The hero or mythical person was generally the deceiver of men. (38,1;50,1;) 2010-05-06 2012-11-26 22:36:54 Catherine Rudin View Edit Delete
9558 Hú-ṭañ-ga Hútoⁿga Hútoⁿga Hútoⁿga Hútaⁿga Hútoⁿga 10 26 10 0 1 a Winnebago; the Winnebagos or Hotcañgara, a tribe of the Siouan Family. 2010-05-13 2010-12-22 11:33:35 Catherine Rudin View Edit Delete
9847 Í-ba-háⁿ-bi Íbahóⁿbi Íbahóⁿbi Íbahóⁿbi Íbaháⁿbi Íbahóⁿbi 11 26 10 2 He is known, a son of the Wanuḳige of the Omaha Ictasanda gens. Íbaháⁿbi was a son of the Wanuḳige of the Omaha Ictasanda gens. He was a chief of his gens in 1879, ignored in the election of chiefs in March 1880, but finally elected. 2010-05-19 2012-11-23 14:52:07 Catherine Rudin View Edit Delete
9907 Pá-dañ-ka Pádoⁿka Pádoⁿka Pádoⁿka 19 26 10 The "p" and "k" are both unaspirated. 1 A Camanche; the Camanches or Paducahs. 2010-05-19 2012-07-02 19:55:57 Catherine Rudin View Edit Delete
9908 Pá-dañ-ka wa-tcí Pádoⁿka wachʰí Pádoⁿka wachʰí Pádoⁿka wachʰí 19 26 10 The "p" and "k" are both unaspirated. 2 The Padañka dance. 2010-05-19 2012-07-02 19:56:45 Catherine Rudin View Edit Delete
9909 Pa ȼá-taⁿ Pʰa thátʰoⁿ Pʰa thátʰoⁿ Pʰa thátʰoⁿ 20 26 10 0 1 One of the dancing societies of the Ponca women. 2010-05-19 2011-06-09 17:18:02 Catherine Rudin View Edit Delete
9941 Páñ-ka Póⁿka Póⁿka Póⁿka 19 26 10 The "p" and "k" are both unaspirated. 1 A Ponka; the Ponkas. 2010-05-19 2012-07-02 19:59:33 Catherine Rudin View Edit Delete
10127 P̣a-ȼá-ge ní i-ȼá-bi-sán-de Patháge ní ithábisóⁿde Patháge ní ithábisóⁿde Patháge ní ithábisóⁿde 19 13 10 0 Qeki ni iȼabisande (ȼaⁿ) 2 "the promontory which forces the stream (the Missouri river) into a narrow place by leaning against it," i.e. Sergeant's bluff, Iowa. 2010-05-24 2011-07-15 16:07:12 Catherine Rudin View Edit Delete
10135 P̣á-ȼiⁿ Páthiⁿ Páthiⁿ Páthiⁿ Páthiⁿ Páthiⁿ 19 2 10 0 1 a Pani; the Panis. 2010-05-24 2010-12-22 11:33:35 Catherine Rudin View Edit Delete
10138 P̣̣á-ȼiⁿ-má-haⁿ Páthiⁿmáhoⁿ Páthiⁿmáhoⁿ Páthiⁿmáhoⁿ 19 26 10 0 2 the Skidi or Pani Loups, who were conquered in battle years ago, by the other Panis. They are the servants of the others. This group was conquered in battle long ago, by the other Pawnees. They are the servants of the others. 2010-05-24 2011-06-08 15:06:51 Catherine Rudin View Edit Delete
10216 P̣̣á-ȼiⁿ p̣í-za Páthiⁿ píza Páthiⁿ píza Páthiⁿ píza 19 26 10 0 2 "the Sand Panis," or Rees. This group lived near Fort Berthold, North Dakota, with the Mandans and Hidatsas. They call themselves Arikara (W. J. Hoffman). The Pawnees call them Asteri (Hayden). 2010-05-25 2011-06-08 15:22:36 Catherine Rudin View Edit Delete
10218 P̣á-ȼiⁿ wa-sá-bĕ Páthiⁿ wasábe Páthiⁿ wasábe Páthiⁿ wasábe P̣̣̣áthiⁿ wasábe P̣̣̣áthiⁿ wasábe 19 26 10 0 1 "the Black bear Panis," or Witcitas(?) 2010-05-25 2010-12-23 16:00:10 Catherine Rudin View Edit Delete
10247 Sa-sú Sasú Sasú Sasú 21 13 10 0 omaha 2 Pronunciation of the French, Francois; Frank. 2010-05-26 2011-06-16 11:37:38 Catherine Rudin View Edit Delete
10274 Si-ȼé-ma-káⁿ Sithémakʰóⁿ Sithémakʰóⁿ Sithémakʰóⁿ 21 13 10 0 2 A mythical character, said by some to be identical to Mactciñge, the Rabbit. 2010-05-26 2011-06-10 13:04:18 Catherine Rudin View Edit Delete
10313 Si-gé Sigé Sigé Sigé 21 60 10 0 1 The ordinal birth for the fourth daughter. 2010-05-26 2011-06-20 21:06:50 Catherine Rudin View Edit Delete
10321 P̣á-hi-jí-de táⁿ-wañ-gȼaⁿ Páhizhíde tʰóⁿwoⁿgthoⁿ Páhizhíde tʰóⁿwoⁿgthoⁿ Páhizhíde tʰóⁿwoⁿgthoⁿ Páhizhíde táⁿwaⁿgthaⁿ(thaⁿ) Páhizhíde tóⁿwoⁿgthoⁿ(thoⁿ) 19 26 10 2 St. Louis, Mo. 2010-05-26 2015-07-22 14:08:41 Catherine Rudin View Edit Delete
10324 p̣a-hí-skă pahískă pahískă pahískă pahíska pahíska 19 26 10 p̣askă 2 Personal name, White Hair of the head. 2010-05-26 2015-07-22 19:19:13 Catherine Rudin View Edit Delete
10433 Sĭ́n-de á-gȼe Síⁿde ágthe Síⁿde ágthe Síⁿde ágthe 21 26 10 0 1 "Tail placed upright on"; Those who wear Tails or Locks of hair on their heads, a name of the first sub-gens of the Ponka C̸ixida. First sub-gens of the Ponca Thixida. 2010-05-27 2011-07-15 15:26:00 Catherine Rudin View Edit Delete
10662 Qá-ci-ci Qáshishi Qáshishi Qáshishi Qáshishi Qáshishi 36 26 10 Ṭiha qai, Waṭe 2 a place not far from Maple Creek, Neb., where the Omahas defeated a camp of Pawnees. 2010-06-03 2012-11-03 20:46:49 Catherine Rudin View Edit Delete
10742 Ta-spáⁿ-hi bá-ṭe wa-tcí-cka Taspóⁿhi báte wachʰíshka Taspóⁿhi báte wachʰíshka Taspóⁿhi báte wachʰíshka Taspáⁿhi báte watshíshka Taspóⁿhi báte watshíshka 23 26 10 t is not aspirated 2 "The stream where there are clumps of hawthorns;" Logan Creek, Neb. This creek is located in Northeast Nebraska. 2010-06-07 2012-07-05 15:40:29 Mark Awakuni-Swetland View Edit Delete
10816 P̣á-ṣnu-ta Páznutʰa Páznutʰa Páznutʰa 19 26 10 0 1 a mythical race of giants that dwelt in Nebraska and the surrounding country before the arrival of the Indians 2010-06-08 2011-06-09 17:12:12 Catherine Rudin View Edit Delete
10837 Tca-wí Chʰawí Chʰawí Chʰawí 5 2 10 0 1 The Grand Panis. 2010-06-08 2011-02-04 20:08:27 Catherine Rudin View Edit Delete
11132 Jáⁿ-a-ṭa ní-ka-cíⁿ-ga Zhóⁿata níkʰashíⁿga Zhóⁿata níkʰashíⁿga óⁿata níkʰashíⁿga 31 26 10 0 2 "The people who dwelt in the forests," the Yankton Dakotas, who were so called by the Omahas, in prehistoric days, when the former dwelt in a densely wooded country near the head of the Mississippi river. The Omahas called the Yankton Dakotas "The people who dwelt in the forests," in prehistoric days, when the they lived in a densely wooded country near the head of the Mississippi river. J. 2010-06-14 2011-05-28 14:45:52 Catherine Rudin View Edit Delete
11145 Jaⁿ-ȼá-te Zhoⁿthátʰe Zhoⁿthátʰe oⁿthátʰe 31 26 10 0 1 "Wood eaters": Sanssouci's village, in the timber on the lowland near Decatur, Nebr., in 1855. 2010-06-14 2011-05-28 21:09:53 Catherine Rudin View Edit Delete
11148 Jaⁿ ȼá-wa Zhoⁿ tháwa Zhoⁿ tháwa oⁿ tháwa 31 26 10 0 2 Stick counting, an Omaha game 2010-06-14 2011-07-16 14:13:04 Catherine Rudin View Edit Delete
11506 Ṭá-cka-hi ȼáⁿ Táshkahi thóⁿ Táshkahi thóⁿ Táshkahi thóⁿ Táshkahi tháⁿ Táshkahi thóⁿ 23 13 10 0 1 "The land where there are white oaks"; the name given by the Omahas to one of their old camping-places on or near the Platte, between Snell Creek and Hide-c̸iñge. 2010-06-22 2011-08-25 21:02:27 Catherine Rudin View Edit Delete
11508 Ṭa-c̣náñ-gu-ji wa-tcí-cka kĕ Tazhnóⁿguzhi wachʰíshka kʰe Tazhnóⁿguzhi wachʰíshka kʰe Tazhnóⁿguzhi wachʰíshka kʰe Tashnáñguzhi watshíshka ke Tashnáñguzhi watshíshka ke 23 26 10 1 "The stream whose banks are studded with ash trees"; 1. Shell Creek, Neb. It empties into the Platte River, near North Bend. 2. A branch of the Niobrara. 2010-06-22 2012-06-25 12:08:39 Catherine Rudin View Edit Delete
11522 Ṭa-dé-taⁿ Tadétʰoⁿ Tadétʰoⁿ Tadétʰoⁿ Tadétaⁿ Tadétoⁿ 23 77 10 omaha 2 A nikie name derived from the buffalo. When there is a hard wind, the herd sometimes runs a great distance to get out of its range. A nikie name of the Iñke sabe gens. When there is a hard wind the herd sometimes runs a great distance to get out of its range. 2010-06-22 2012-06-25 15:53:31 Catherine Rudin View Edit Delete
11545 Ṭa-dé-wiⁿ Tadéwiⁿ Tadéwiⁿ Tadéwiⁿ Tadéwiⁿ Tadéwiⁿ 23 60 10 omaha 2 Of the Omaha Kansas gens: Wind Female. A name of the Omaha Kansas gens. 2010-06-22 2012-06-25 15:57:55 Catherine Rudin View Edit Delete
11547 Ṭa-dé-wiⁿ t'é tĕ wa-tcí-cka kĕ Tadéwiⁿ t'é tʰe wachʰíshka kʰe Tadéwiⁿ t'é tʰe wachʰíshka kʰe Tadéwiⁿ t'é tʰe wachʰíshka kʰe Tadéwiⁿ é te watshíshka ke Tadéwiⁿ é te watshíshka ke 23 26 10 2 "The stream near which Wind Female died." 2010-06-22 2012-06-25 16:03:21 Catherine Rudin View Edit Delete
11585 Ṭa-há-ȼi-ja Taháthizha Taháthizha Taháthizha Taháthizha Taháthizha 23 26 10 0 2 A game among Kansas, Omaha, and Ponka children. 2010-06-22 2010-12-22 11:33:35 Catherine Rudin View Edit Delete
11642 Ṭá-i-hiⁿ ṭáñ-ga Táihiⁿ tóⁿga Táihiⁿ tóⁿga Táihiⁿ tóⁿga Táihiⁿ táñga Táihiⁿ táñga 23 77 10 2 Big Mane. A name of the Omaha Ṭesĭnde and Ponca Wajaje gentes. 2010-06-23 2012-07-30 11:09:18 Catherine Rudin View Edit Delete
11704 Ṭá-qti-gí-ki-dá-bi Táqtigíkʰidábi Táqtigíkʰidábi Táqtigíkʰidábi Táxtigíkidábi Táxtigíkidábi 23 13 10 1 He for whom they shot at deer, a mythical giant and oppressor of the Indians. 2010-06-24 2012-08-01 19:39:17 Catherine Rudin View Edit Delete
11705 Ṭá-qti-gí-ki-djá-bi Táqtigíkʰijábi Táqtigíkʰijábi Táqtigíkʰijábi Táxtigíkijábi Táxtigíkijábi 23 13 10 2 same as Ṭáqtigíkidábi 2010-06-24 2012-08-01 19:57:09 Catherine Rudin View Edit Delete
11718 Ṭá-qti táⁿ wa-tcí-cka kĕ Táqti tʰóⁿ wachʰíshka kʰe Táqti tʰóⁿ wachʰíshka kʰe Táqti tʰóⁿ wachʰíshka kʰe Táxti táⁿ watshíshka ke Táxti tóⁿ watshíshka ke 23 26 10 0 2 "The stream where the deer stood"; a branch of the Republican River, Neb. (?), known to the Pawnees. This river was "known to the Pawnees". (JOD) 2010-06-24 2011-05-23 10:51:48 Catherine Rudin View Edit Delete
11791 Ḳi-gȼi-he-gaⁿ Kigthihegoⁿ Kigthihegoⁿ Kigthihegoⁿ 14 77 10 0 Kaⁿze-ṭañga 2 n.p.masc. of the (Ponka) gens 2010-06-24 2011-05-28 14:22:11 Catherine Rudin View Edit Delete
11850 Ṭí-ha qaí Tíha qaí Tíha qaí Tíha qaí Tíha xaí Tíha xaí 23 26 10 Qacici, Waṭe 2 "Where they buried the tent-skins"'; Maple Creek, Neb., a branch of the Elkhorn. The creek's name comes from the burial of tent skins and other belongings there when the maha tribe went against the Otos to avenge horses which the Otos had stolen. When the Omahas returned they dug up the tent skins. This happened about 85 years before JOD recorded it; ie in the early 20th century. 2010-06-28 2012-06-30 13:11:07 Catherine Rudin View Edit Delete
12138 Ma-cté ma-jáⁿ Mashté mazhóⁿ Mashté mazhóⁿ Mashté mazhóⁿ 16 13 10 0 2 the Indian Territory(lit., Warm Land). 2010-07-07 2011-05-29 13:28:45 Catherine Rudin View Edit Delete
12147 Ma-ctcíñ-ge ha wá-iⁿ Mashchíⁿge ha wáiⁿ Mashchíⁿge ha wáiⁿ Mashchíⁿge ha wáiⁿ Mashtshíñge ha wáiⁿ Mashtshíñge ha wáiⁿ 16 26 10 0 2 "Rabbit skin Robes," the Ute Indians. 2010-07-07 2010-12-22 11:33:35 Catherine Rudin View Edit Delete
12148 Ma-ctcíñ-ge-íⁿ Mashchíⁿgeíⁿ Mashchíⁿgeíⁿ Mashchíⁿgeíⁿ Mashtshíñgeiⁿ Mashtshíñgeiⁿ 16 13 10 0 1 a mythical hero of the Omaha and Ponka, answering to the Mactciñge of the Kansa; the Mactciñḳa of the Osage; and the Mactciñe of the Ṭc̣iwere tribes. 9,1,et passim. 2010-07-07 2011-09-23 09:27:01 Catherine Rudin View Edit Delete
12332 Ṭe-xú-na-jíⁿ Texúnazhíⁿ Texúnazhíⁿ Texúnazhíⁿ 23 77 10 0 1 One Standing in an Upland marsh. 2010-07-21 2011-07-16 09:01:54 Catherine Rudin View Edit Delete
12482 U-ȼá-da-waⁿ Uthádawoⁿ Uthádawoⁿ Uthádawoⁿ 26 26 10 0 1 the N.E. Fork of the Elkhorn River, flowing through Knox and Pierce Counties, Neb. 2010-09-10 2011-01-25 10:03:34 Catherine Rudin View Edit Delete
13069 Ȼá-si Thási Thási Thási Thási Thási 25 26 10 Dasi 2 The Ponka and Omaha pronunciation of the author's surname. 2010-11-12 2012-07-06 21:23:24 Catherine Rudin View Edit Delete
14629 Wĕ́-s'ă ní-ka-cíⁿ-ga Wés'a níkʰashíⁿga Wés'a níkʰashíⁿga Wés'a níkʰashíⁿga 28 26 10 0 2 The Shoshoni or Snake Indians. 2011-05-03 2011-08-13 20:37:23 Catherine Rudin View Edit Delete
14660 Wi-náⁿ Winóⁿ Winóⁿ Winóⁿ 28 60 10 1 The ordinal birth-name for the First Daughter. 2011-05-06 2012-07-10 14:40:18 Catherine Rudin View Edit Delete
14661 Wi-naú Winaú Winaú Winaú 28 60 10 Winaⁿ 2 2011-05-06 2012-07-10 14:24:17 Catherine Rudin View Edit Delete
14859 Zá-ge Záge Záge Záge 30 26 10 0 1 A Sak or Saukie; the Saks. 2011-05-11 2011-05-27 09:38:52 Catherine Rudin View Edit Delete
14878 Zan-dé gȼá-diⁿ Zoⁿdé gthádiⁿ Zoⁿdé gthádiⁿ Zoⁿdé gthádiⁿ 30 26 10 0 2 "The Breckinridge," below Santee Agency, Knox Co., Nebraska. 2011-05-11 2011-07-15 16:30:09 Catherine Rudin View Edit Delete
14892 Zí-wi-ú-hi wa-tcí-cka Zíwiúhi wachʰíshka Zíwiúhi wachʰíshka Zíwiúhi wachʰíshka 30 26 10 2 2011-05-11 2012-08-08 19:38:19 Catherine Rudin View Edit Delete
14897 Zi-zí-ka á-ki-si Zizíkʰa ákʰisi Zizíkʰa ákʰisi Zizíkʰa ákʰisi 30 26 10 0 1 A gens of the Panis, the Republican Panis. 2011-05-11 2011-05-27 11:06:28 Catherine Rudin View Edit Delete
14898 Zi-zí-ka á-ki-ȼi-s'íⁿ Zizíkʰa ákʰithis'íⁿ Zizíkʰa ákʰithis'íⁿ Zizíkʰa ákʰithis'íⁿ 30 26 10 0 Zizika akisi, P̣aȼiⁿ 2 "The Turkey Panis" or Republican Panis. 2011-05-11 2011-08-13 20:32:37 Catherine Rudin View Edit Delete
14903 Zu-zĕ́t-te Zuzétʰte Zuzétʰte Zuzétʰte 30 13 10 0 2 Susette. 2011-05-11 2011-05-19 16:44:09 Catherine Rudin View Edit Delete
14908 Zan-de bú-ṭa Zoⁿde búta Zoⁿde búta Zoⁿde búta 30 26 10 0 2 1. A hill on a branch of Omaha creek, Nebraska, West of Jon Oakes' mill, "the curved highland covered with trees." 2. A branch of Omaha creek, near which is the hill from which it takes its name. 2011-05-18 2011-07-15 16:29:30 Catherine Rudin View Edit Delete
14934 Zíuhĕ Zíuhe Zíuhe Zíuhe 30 13 10 0 2 a branch of Bow Creek 2011-07-16 2011-07-16 11:59:41 Catherine Rudin View Edit Delete
14935 Zúuhĕ watcicka Zúuhe wachʰishka Zúuhe wachʰishka Zúuhe wachʰishka 30 13 10 0 2 a branch of Bow Creek 2011-07-16 2011-07-16 11:56:25 Catherine Rudin View Edit Delete
14958 U-jáñ-ge-dá-bi Uzhóⁿgedábi Uzhóⁿgedábi Uzhóⁿgedábi 26 60 10 0 2012-03-20 2012-08-08 19:31:39 Catherine Rudin View Edit Delete
16159 Wa-ná wá-tci-gá-xe Waná wáchʰigáxe Waná wáchʰigáxe Waná wáchʰigáxe 28 26 10 2 The Begging Dance 2012-05-21 2012-09-19 19:40:39 Catherine Rudin View Edit Delete
16183 Wa-ná-xe í-ȼa-e-ȼé-ma Wanáxe íthaethépʰa Wanáxe íthaethépʰa Wanáxe íthaethépʰa 28 26 10 0 Those who have supernatural communications with ghosts; members of the order of the Ghost Dance 2012-05-22 2012-06-22 22:28:23 Catherine Rudin View Edit Delete
16184 wa-ná-xe í-ȼa-é-ȼe wá-tci-gá-xe wanáxe íthaéthe wáchʰigáxe wanáxe íthaéthe wáchʰigáxe wanáxe íthaéthe wáchʰigáxe 28 26 10 0 The order or society of the Ghost Dance 2012-05-22 2012-07-13 20:26:31 Catherine Rudin View Edit Delete
16194 Wá-naⁿ-pá-jĭ Wánoⁿpázhi Wánoⁿpázhi Wánoⁿpázhi 28 77 10 "p" is unaspirated 2 a bravery name of a Ponka of the Nikap̣ac̣na gens Name of the Nikapazhna Ponca clan. 2012-05-22 2012-09-19 19:51:59 Catherine Rudin View Edit Delete
16255 Wắ-qa ná-jiⁿ Wáqa názhiⁿ Wáqa názhiⁿ Wáqa názhiⁿ 28 77 10 0 of the 2012-05-22 2012-06-20 14:56:02 Catherine Rudin View Edit Delete
16431 Iñ-gȼáⁿ Iⁿgthóⁿ Iⁿgthóⁿ Iⁿgthóⁿ 12 77 10 1 the first born son 2012-05-31 2012-08-21 12:16:22 Catherine Rudin View Edit Delete
16440 iñ-gȼáⁿ ní-ka-cíⁿ-ga iⁿgthóⁿ níkashíⁿga iⁿgthóⁿ níkashíⁿga iⁿgthóⁿ níkashíⁿga 12 26 10 "k" is unaspirated. Ṭihaba it'ajĭ, Ṭihaba aȼiⁿ, Wasabe-hi aȼiⁿ 2 The Thunder(-bird) People, a sub-gens of the Omaha lctasanda gens 2012-05-31 2012-08-21 21:47:08 Catherine Rudin View Edit Delete
16445 iñ-gȼáñ-ga cá-ge a-ȼíⁿ iⁿgthóⁿga sháge athíⁿ iⁿgthóⁿga sháge athíⁿ iⁿgthóⁿga sháge athíⁿ 12 26 10 2 Keepers of the Claws of a Wild-cat, name for the Wacetaⁿ or the Reptile people of the Omaha Ictasanda gens 2012-05-31 2012-08-21 12:03:56 Catherine Rudin View Edit Delete
16630 Wa-háⁿ-ȼi-cí-ge Wahóⁿthishíge Wahóⁿthishíge Wahóⁿthishíge 28 26 10 1 Orphan 2012-07-15 2012-08-11 21:35:13 Catherine Rudin View Edit Delete
16646 Wa-háⁿ-ȼiñ-ge Wahóⁿthiⁿge Wahóⁿthiⁿge Wahóⁿthiⁿge 28 77 10 2 Orphan 2012-07-18 2012-08-11 21:41:56 Catherine Rudin View Edit Delete
16666 Wá-hi-ú-ȼa-qá Wáhiúthaqá Wáhiúthaqá Wáhiúthaqá 28 26 10 2 a Patowatomi; the Patowatomis. 2012-07-19 2012-09-12 15:11:27 Catherine Rudin View Edit Delete
16742 Ṭa-p̣á Tapá Tapá Tapá 23 13 10 2 name of an Omaha gens, one of the Ictasanda half-tribe or phratry. 2012-07-30 2012-07-30 22:05:26 Catherine Rudin View Edit Delete
16833 Ṭañ-gá-ȼĕ-ha Toⁿgátheha Toⁿgátheha Toⁿgátheha 23 77 10 ponca 2 Wide; n.p. masc of the Ponka Makaⁿ gens. 2012-08-06 2012-08-06 20:11:44 Catherine Rudin View Edit Delete
17011 Iñ-gȼé-ji-de Iⁿgthézhide Iⁿgthézhide Iⁿgthézhide 12 26 10 omaha 2 Red Dung, one of the Ictasenda gentes of the Omaha tribe 2012-08-29 2015-04-11 19:32:51 Catherine Rudin View Edit Delete
17055 Wa-hé-ʔaⁿ Wahé'oⁿ Wahé'oⁿ Wahé'oⁿ 28 77 10 0 2012-09-10 2012-09-11 13:50:31 Catherine Rudin View Edit Delete
17084 Wa-íⁿ qú-de Waíⁿ qúde Waíⁿ qúde Waíⁿ qúde 28 13 10 2 Gray Blankets This name was given to the Poncas who lived in the village on the Niobrara river in Nebraska, in 1871, by the Hubȼaⁿ, the inhabitants of the village at the Agency. 2012-09-18 2012-09-18 20:08:11 Catherine Rudin View Edit Delete
17090 P̣á-hi jí-de Páhi zhíde Páhi zhíde Páhi zhíde 19 26 10 2 "Those who have their necks red"; the people of St. Louis, Mo. The name comes from William Clark's red hair. "Coues, in Louis and Clark Expedition (p. 1xxx) informs us that Gov. Clark was known far and wide to the Indians as "Red Head, " and St. Louis was the "Red Head's town"." 2015-07-22 2015-07-22 14:36:51 Catherine Rudin View Edit Delete