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hiⁿbthíⁿge zhídeqti (n.phrase)
  1. Very red beans.
hiⁿbthíⁿge zhíde shábe égoⁿ (n.phrase)
  1. Beans which are a dark red.
hiⁿbthíⁿge zhí égoⁿ sábe (n.phrase)
  1. Dark orange red beans.
hiⁿbútoⁿ (v.a.)
  1. To put on or wear moccasins.
hiⁿche+ (intj.)
  1. masculine interjection
hiⁿdá (intj.)
  1. Look! Listen! Behold! Let me see! Hark! An exclamation calling attention to something.
híⁿdakʰé (intj.)
  1. Let me see! Let us see!
híⁿde (n.)
  1. Basswood; linden.
hiⁿdégoⁿ (intj.)
  1. Let us see; Let's see!
híⁿdehí (n.)
  1. Basswood tree; linden tree.
hiⁿdíthagă (intj.)
  1. Stop!
  2. Hand it over!
  3. Let me see!
híⁿpa (v.s.)
  1. Sharp nosed.
híⁿpa (n.)
  1. Arrow cement.
hiⁿpá zhoⁿ zhíⁿga (n.phrase)
  1. Stick used in collecting arrow cement.
híⁿqa (n.)
  1. Edible root of a grass (sahi) which grows in the water.
hiⁿqpé (n.)
  1. Thistle down.
  2. Down of a bird's plumage; fine feather, plume, or under-feather.
Hiⁿqpéagthe (prop.noun)
  1. Sticks a Plume in his Hair, Sticks Down in his Hair; name of a mythical hero.
hiⁿqpé ithibóⁿ (n.phrase)
  1. Eagle down put on the middle of the sacred pole of the Omahas.
híⁿqte (v.s.)
  1. Rough; uncombed, of hair.
híⁿskă (n.)
  1. Beads.
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