wá-qĕ-qti |
wáqeqti |
n. |
"real white people", white or civilized people by birth and race |
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wa-qé-xe |
waqéxe |
v.a. |
to nurse a child; to hold a child in the arms in order to soothe it, or put it to sleep |
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wá-qe gá-xe |
wáqe gáxe |
v.phrase |
To act the white man, to live as a white man; said of a member of the "young men's party" among the Omaha |
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wá-qe jiñ-ga |
wáqe zhiⁿga |
n.phrase |
"a white man's child"; a half-breed. Applied by the Waiⁿ qude Ponkas to the Hubȼaⁿ Ponkas as a term of contempt |
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wá-qe sá-bĕ |
wáqe sábe |
n.phrase |
a black man or negro |
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wá-qe ṭa-tcú-ge |
wáqe tachʰúge |
n. |
"The white man's antelope"; the domestic sheep |
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wá-qe u-ké-ȼiⁿ |
wáqe ukʰéthiⁿ |
n.phrase |
"An ordinary white man"; A Canadian Frenchman |
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wá-qe ú-wa-háⁿ-e |
wáqe úwahóⁿe |
n.phrase |
The kinship system of the white people, as distinguished from the nikaciⁿga ukeȼiⁿ uwahaⁿ, that of the Indians |
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wá-qe wa-háⁿ-e |
wáqe wahóⁿe |
n.phrase |
The white man's manner of thanking one. |
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wá-qe wa-kan-du-kí-e |
wáqe wakoⁿdukʰíe |
n.phrase |
A white minister |
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wá-qe wa-ná-ce |
wáqe wanáshe |
n.phrase |
A white soldier |
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wá-qe wa-qȼá |
wáqe waqthá |
n. |
"The whiteman's waqȼa": cabbage |
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wá-qe wa-ʔú |
wáqe wa'ú |
n.phrase |
a white woman |
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wá-qe wa-ʔú jiñ-ga |
wáqe wa'ú zhiⁿga |
n.phrase |
an aged white woman |
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wa-qíⁿ-ha |
waqíⁿha |
n. |
linen or cotton cloth; calico; paper. |
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wa-qíⁿ-ha bȼáⁿ-ze |
waqíⁿha bthóⁿze |
n.phrase |
"fine cotton or linen cloth"; fine muslin |
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wa-qíⁿ-ha gá-wa |
waqíⁿha gáwa |
n.phrase |
a newspaper |
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wa-qíⁿ-ha gȼé-ze |
waqíⁿha gthéze |
n.phrase |
"striped cloth"; bed-ticking |
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wa-qíⁿ-ha ĭn-dá-ȼiñ-ga gá-xai |
waqíⁿha iⁿdáthiⁿga gáxai |
n.phrase |
mask
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wa-qíⁿ-ha ĭn-dé-gȼe-ze gá-xai |
waqíⁿha iⁿdégtheze gáxai |
n.phrase |
a mask |
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