Omaha Words that are proper noun: place & personal names
Page 3 of 5, showing 20 records out of 97 total- Páthiⁿ píza (prop.noun)
- The Arikara; the Sand Pawnees or Rees.
- Páthiⁿ wasábe (prop.noun)
- The "Black Bear Pawnees" or Wichitas.
- Páthiⁿmáhoⁿ (prop.noun)
- Skidi or Pawnee Loups; a tribe of the Pawnees.
- Páznutʰa (prop.noun)
- A mythical race of giants that lived in the Nebraska area before the arrival of the Indians.
- Póⁿka (prop.noun)
- Ponca, a Ponca person.
- Pʰa thátʰoⁿ (prop.noun)
- One of the dancing societies of the Ponca women.
- Qáshishi (prop.noun)
- A place near Maple Creek, Nebraska, where the Omahas defeated a camp of Pawnees.
- Sasú (prop.noun)
- François; Frank.
- Shóⁿge íthaethéma (prop.noun)
- Those who have supernatural communications with horses. The members of the order of the Horse dance.
- Shóⁿtoⁿga íthaethéma (prop.noun)
- Wolf Dance society members; "those who have supernatural connection with wolves".
- Shpaiúna (prop.noun)
- Spaniard; Spanish person.
- Shúka moⁿthíⁿ (prop.noun)
- Walks in a crowd (name).
- Shúkabi (prop.noun)
- Heavy Cloud or Collected in a Cloud: masculine personal name of the Ponca Hisada gens.
- Sigé (prop.noun)
- Birth-order name; Fourth Daughter.
- Sithémakʰóⁿ (prop.noun)
- A mythical character, said by some to be identical to the Rabbit.
- Síⁿde ágthe (prop.noun)
- "Tail placed upright on"; Those who wear Tails or Locks of hair on their heads, name of a Ponca subgens.
- Tadétʰoⁿ (prop.noun)
- Man's name, "From Wind".
- Tadéwiⁿ (prop.noun)
- Woman's name: "Wind Woman".
- Tadéwiⁿ t'é tʰe wachʰíshka kʰe (prop.noun)
- Name of a creek; "Stream where Wind Woman died."
- Taháthizha (prop.noun)
- A game played by Kansa, Omaha, and Ponca children.
