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- sack
- úthikʰíhoⁿ
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- Bale of buffalo meat.
- Sack or bag in which dried buffalo meat is put.
- sack
- úzhiha
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- Bag, sack.
- sack
- taháthizhe
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- Sack made of wool, or of the threads of a worn-out blanket.
- sacred
- úwaqúbe
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- Something mysterious or sacred.
- sacred pole
- hiⁿqpé ithibóⁿ
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- Eagle down put on the middle of the sacred pole of the Omahas.
- Sacred Pole
- waqthéxe
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- Sacred Pole of the Omahas and Poncas.
- sacred pole
- Zhóⁿ waqúbe athíⁿ
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- Keeper(s) of the Sacred Pole; one of the names of the first sub-gens of the Omaha Hañga gens.
- sacred pole
- zhóⁿ waqúbe
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- Sacred pole; the mysterious or sacred pole of the Omahas and Poncas.
- sad
- gíthazhiázhi
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- Not to be sad, sorry, grieved, or displeased.
- sad
- gí tʰhazhi
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- To be sad, sorry, grieved.
- To be displeased.
- sad for
- gípʰezhikʰíthe
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- To be sad or sorry for someone.
- sage
- pézheqútʰa
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- Wild sage; artemisia.
- sail
- dáwiⁿ
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- To sail round and round, like an eagle soaring.
- sail
- tadéigadóⁿ
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- Sails of a boat; "what the wind pushes it by".
- sail
- tadéigadóⁿ gáxe thé
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- To go in a sailboat.
- sail-a-boat
- dábe
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- "Sail-a-boat," a game played by Omaha girls.
- Sak
- Záge
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- Sak, Sauk; the Sak or Sauk tribe.
- saliva
- táxe
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- Saliva.
- same
- 'óⁿshteshte
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- Just as it is; just as one is.
- sand
- pizá
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- Sand.
