Omaha and Ponca Digital Dictionary

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niuwoⁿ kʰi (v.phrase)

1. To swim home; to arrive back here swimming.

nu (n.)

1. Man; human male.

nu (n.)

1. Potato, including both the European potato and native potato.

núde (n.)

1. Throat; front part of the neck, including the trachea.

núde qiqíbe (n.phrase)

1. Trachea, windpipe.

núde táshe (n.phrase)

1. The Adam's apple; the larynx.

núde wáshkoⁿ (n.phrase)

1. Glands of the neck and throat.

núde wé'iⁿ (n.phrase)

1. Ox yoke.

núga (v.a.)

1. Male (applied to animals and birds, not humans).

núga (n.)

1. Male animal.

nugé (n.)

1. Summer.

núgthe (n.)

1. Turnips.

núgthe skă (n.)

1. White turnip.

núhi (n.)

1. Potato tops.

núhi thatʰé (n.phrase)

1. Potato beetle; "eater of potato vines".

núka (v.s.)

1. Damp, wet, moist, as fresh meat.

núqe (n.)

1. Type of buffalo with reddish-yellow hair and long legs.

nusí (n.)

1. Armpits, underarms.

nusí wáshkoⁿ (n.phrase)

1. Glands or lumps under the arms.

núski (v.a.)

1. To belch.
2. To hiccup.