Omaha and Ponca Digital Dictionary

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huhú (n.)

1. Fish.

huhú (intj.)

1. Masculine exclamation expressing joy.

huhú Mishúde (n.phrase)

1. A species of catfish found in the Missouri river.

huíbigíde (n.phrase)

1. Fish net; gill net.

hu í buta (n.phrase)

1. Buffalo fish; "the fish with a round mouth.

hu íshta zí (n.phrase)

1. Shad; "the fish with yellow eyes".

huíthigíde (n.phrase)

1. Gill-net.

huíthize (n.)

1. Fish net; "fish taker".

hu ízhiⁿga (n.phrase)

1. Shovel-nosed sturgeon.

hu nóⁿka pái (n.phrase)

1. A species of sucker; "fish with a sharp back". Not over fifteen inches long.

hu pá qaqága (n.phrase)

1. A fish with a striped or patterned nose.

hu pási znéde (n.phrase)

1. Gar pike; "fish with a long nose-tip".

húqpaqpa (v.)

1. To cough often.

húqpe (v.a.)

1. To cough.

huqpégoⁿ (v.s.)

1. To cough a little; have a slight cough.

huqpétʰithíⁿge (v.phrase)

1. To feel an involuntary inclination to cough; have to cough.

húqpe znéde (n.phrase)

1. Whooping cough; "the long cough".

húskă (n.)

1. The large white catfish.

húshi (v.a.)

1. To bark, as a dog.

Hútoⁿga (prop.noun)

1. Winnebago, Hocank, the Winnebagos or Hocank tribe.