Omaha and Ponca Digital Dictionary

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píazhi tʰe kí (n.phrase)

1. Whichever one is bad.

pi ugásize (v.phrase)

1. To have the breath knocked out of one; to suffer from pain in the heart (literally liver) and difficulty breathing after a blow or fall.

pizá (n.)

1. Sand.

Póⁿka (prop.noun)

1. Ponca, a Ponca person.

póⁿqe (n.)

1. Artichoke.

póⁿqehi (n.)

1. Artichoke stalk.

póⁿqeskă (n.)

1. White artichoke.

póⁿqe ukʰéthiⁿ (n.phrase)

1. Jerusalem artichoke (Helianthus tuberosus)?; "common artichoke".

póⁿqe zhíde (n.phrase)

1. Beet.

púpuqa (v.s.)

1. Having the legs drawn or curled up (frequently or regularly).

púqa (v.s.)

1. Having the legs drawn or curled up.