sá-hiⁿ bȼá-ska

sá-hiⁿ bȼá-ska 
sáhiⁿ btháska 
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The other kind of sahiⁿ, a stem of grass growing about five feet high, in ponds. It is the flat sahiⁿ, used by the Winnebagos and other tribes in making lodges. 
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omaha 
noun phrase 
 
 
This type of grass was used by the Winnebagoes and other tribes for making lodges. 
 
 
sáhiⁿ baxúxu 
 

Cognates

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sa blaska, sa jiñga blaskaCatherine RudinView
sa p̣ȼaskaCatherine RudinView

Gloss

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grassCatherine RudinView
flat stemCatherine RudinView

Native Definitions

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A flat-stemmed grass, growing about five feet high, in ponds.Catherine RudinView
The leaf of the Typha latifolia cattail grass.Catherine RudinWdjView