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Omaha Words that are proper noun: place & personal names

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Á'awíⁿ (prop.noun)
  1. South Wind Woman. Name of the Ponca Wasabe gens.
Asé (prop.noun)
  1. Third Daughter; birth-order name.
Athábahu (prop.noun)
  1. Arapaho; the Arapahos
Chʰawí (prop.noun)
  1. Grand Pawnee or Chaui tribe or people.
Dási (prop.noun)
  1. Dorsey.
Gak'éxe (prop.noun)
  1. One of the dancing societies of Ponca men.
Héshpaiúna (prop.noun)
  1. Spaniard, Spanish person or people.
Hidé thiⁿgé (prop.noun)
  1. Stream that has no mouth.
Hidígoⁿ (prop.noun)
  1. Storyteller.
Hígabú (prop.noun)
  1. Kickapoo; the Kickapoos.
Hiⁿbékoⁿ thíⁿge (prop.noun)
  1. No Moccasin Strings; a Ponca man's name.
Hiⁿqpéagthe (prop.noun)
  1. Sticks a Plume in his Hair, Sticks Down in his Hair; name of a mythical hero.
Hútoⁿga (prop.noun)
  1. Winnebago, Hocank, the Winnebagos or Hocank tribe.
Íbahóⁿbi (prop.noun)
  1. "He is known"; name of an Omaha chief.
Ihóⁿkʰtʰoⁿwiⁿ (prop.noun)
  1. Yankton; a Yankton Dakota person, the Yanktons.
Ishtásoⁿda (prop.noun)
  1. A moiety (half-tribe) of the Omahas.
  2. The fifth clan of this moiety; Thunder clan.
Ishtínikʰe (prop.noun)
  1. Monkey; a mythical trickster character.
Iⁿgthézhide (prop.noun)
  1. Red Dung, one of the Ishtasenda gentes of the Omaha tribe.
Iⁿgthóⁿ (prop.noun)
  1. First Son; a birth order name.
iⁿgthóⁿ níkashíⁿga (prop.noun)
  1. Thunder people; Thunderbird people. A sub-clan of the Omaha Ishtasanda clan.