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- dad
- dádihá
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- Dad! Father! The feminine vocative form, used by a female to address her father.
- dad
- dadíha
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- Dad! Father! The masculine vocative form, used by a male to address his father.
- dad
- dádihé
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- Dad! Father! The feminine vocative form, used by a female to address her father.
- dagger
- wézhahe
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- Dagger; "something for stabbing or thrusting".
- Barb of a fishhook.
- Stick used for playing the game P̣aȼiⁿ-jahe.
- daily
- óⁿbade
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- By day, in the daytime, daily.
- When it is day.
- damp
- núka
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- Damp, wet, moist, as fresh meat.
- damp
- tʰiⁿ
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- To be damp, dampened, moist, moistened.
- dampen
- tʰíⁿthe
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- To moisten or dampen the surface of an object.
- dampened
- tʰiⁿ
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- To be damp, dampened, moist, moistened.
- dance
- Pádoⁿka wachʰí
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- Comanche or Paducah dance.
- dance
- úwachʰigáxe
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- Dance.
- dancing society
- Pʰa thátʰoⁿ
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- One of the dancing societies of the Ponca women.
- dancing society
- Thadúxe
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- A dancing society of Ponca men.
- dancing society
- Gak'éxe
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- One of the dancing societies of Ponca men.
- dandruff
- shiⁿshé
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- Dandruff.
- dangle
- ush'ésh'e
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- To dangle or swing, as an object suspended by a cord.
- dangle
- ugá'e'é
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- To swing or dangle, as berries blown by the wind.
- dark
- sébe
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- Dark from having been greased.
- dark
- túsábe
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- Dark blue or green.
- Sky blue.
- dark
- tú shabe égoⁿ
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- Very dark green; greenish black.
