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bahé théthe (v.)
  1. To push an object and knock it aside or turn it over.
bahóⁿ (v.)
  1. To give in addition to (something else given).
  2. To give away a slain animal entire, without cutting up, to another person.
bahóⁿ (v.)
  1. To push up.
bahóⁿhoⁿ (n.)
  1. Hilly, rolling prairie.
bahóⁿhoⁿ (v.)
  1. Like rolling prairie; said of a herd of buffalo, when attacked: they collect together in thick, deep grass, moving among themselves.
baiázaza (v.)
  1. To rock to and fro; to swing back and forth like a pendulum.
baíiza (v.)
  1. To push back and forth; to shake repeatedly, as a board, by punching at it.
baíkʰithibthoⁿ (v.)
  1. To mix, as different kinds of corn, etc., by stirring with a stick.
bak'áxe (v.a.)
  1. To make a scraping sound by scraping with glass.
bak'éxe (v.a.)
  1. To make a scraping sound by scraping with glass.
bamámaxe (v.a.)
  1. To bow the head repeatedly.
bamáxe (v.a.)
  1. To bend over, bow the head, lean forward, stoop.
banóⁿ (n.)
  1. Clump or cluster of young trees growing from a single root.
  2. Bunch of grass.
  3. Group of friends or relatives standing and talking together.
banóⁿge (n.)
  1. The rolling wheel used in playing the Omaha game "banañge kide".
banóⁿge (v.a.)
  1. To push a wheelbarrow.
banóⁿge kʰíde (v.phrase)
  1. To shoot the wheel; play the wheel game.
banóⁿge óⁿ (v.phrase)
  1. To play a game in which one pushes a wheel and throws sticks at it while it is rolling.
banóⁿge zhíⁿga (n.)
  1. Wheelbarrow.
banóⁿnoⁿ (v.s.)
  1. Here and there in clumps or clusters; scattered in clumps or groups.
bapí (v.)
  1. To write or sew well.
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