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- head
- pásiáta
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- At the head of a stream or top of a tree.
- head
- pahískă
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- Personal name, White hair of the head
- head
- pa
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- Head.
- head hair
- pahíⁿ
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- Head hair.
- head-covering
- paqthúqaha
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- Head-covering used in an Indian cradle.
- head-stall
- shóⁿge íⁿdeúthishíⁿ
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- Head-stall; "horse's face cover".
- headdress
- máshoⁿpágthoⁿ
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- Headdress made of eagle tail feathers; a feather bonnet with ends extending down the back.
- headland
- ápatháge
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- Headland; head of a bluff or promontory.
- headlong
- égihe
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- Downward beneath the surface.
- Headlong into.
- heap
- ákʰiastá
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- Pile, heap, stack.
- heap
- búta
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- The two rounded heaps of earth at each end of the playing field in the game of p̣ac̸in-jahe.
- hear
- na'óⁿ
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- To hear; to listen.
- To understand what is said.
- hear
- na'óⁿzhi
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- To not hear or listen.
- To not understand.
- heart
- tenóⁿde
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- Heart of a buffalo or other animal.
- heat
- zhégthoⁿ
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- To cook or heat on or in a fire, stove, or oven; to broil or bake.
- heavy
- skíge
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- Heavy.
- Heavy Cloud
- Shúkabi
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- Heavy Cloud or Collected in a Cloud: masculine personal name of the Ponca Hisada gens.
- heed
- shéthe
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- To pay attention to; heed.
- heed
- shétheshtewóⁿzhi
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- To not pay the least attention to; not heed.
- heed
- shéthekʰíthe
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- To cause to heed or pay attention to someone
- To obey someone.
