Omaha and Ponca Digital Dictionary

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cut

máshkuda

1. To cut a small groove in wood with a knife or hand saw.

cut

mázhnaha

1. To scrape or cut smooth with a knife.

cut

úthizne

1. Cut, scratch.

cut

máshpashpa

1. To cut off many large pieces with a knife or saw.

cut

máshpe

1. To cut off a large piece with a knife or handsaw.

cut

máshude

1. To cut up fine.

cut

máshuga

1. To cut into thick slices.

cut

wága

1. To cut meat into slices.

cut

hidé tʰe ugáshte

1. To cut off from the small end to a stump.

cut

máxu

1. To mark by cutting with a knife.

cut a short indentation across the grain

gaskúda

1. To cut a short indentation across the grain.

cut hair

ábazhna

1. To cut someone's hair.

cut hair

táiⁿhiⁿ múxa gáxe

1. To cut hair with a crest left down the middle, in the Omaha and Ponca style.

cut off

wáwazhu

1. To cut off all the meat remaining on their bones.

cut wood

zhoⁿ gáse

1. To cut wood.

dad

dádihá

1. Dad! Father! The feminine vocative form, used by a female to address her father.

dad

dadíha

1. Dad! Father! The masculine vocative form, used by a male to address his father.

dad

dádihé

1. Dad! Father! The feminine vocative form, used by a female to address her father.

dagger

wézhahe

1. Dagger; "something for stabbing or thrusting".
2. Barb of a fishhook.
3. Stick used for playing the game P̣aȼiⁿ-jahe.

daily

óⁿbade

1. By day, in the daytime, daily.
2. When it is day.