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- ga (pro.)
- That; refers to something out of sight or off to the side.
- gaáxa (v.a.)
- To sweep off with a bundle of sticks or switches; to drive off or sweep off, as the wind does dust.
- gabábaxu (v.)
- To beat a piece of metal till it becomes four-cornered.
- To make hills of earth by hoeing.
- gabáshoⁿ (v.)
- To bend something by hitting it, for instance with an axe.
- gabázu (n.)
- Two mounds of dirt or blankets serving as the "home base" of a team in the game called Wabaznade.
- gabízhe (v.)
- To wink.
- gadázhe (n.)
- Dwarves, little people.
- gahé (v.a.)
- To comb; to disentangle.
- Gak'éxe (prop.noun)
- One of the dancing societies of Ponca men.
- gakú (v.)
- To beat a drum.
- ganáde (v.)
- To mire, to get stuck; said of horses or oxen.
- ganí (v.)
- To fan away, as flies or mosquitoes.
- To fan a fire.
- ganóⁿge (v.t.)
- to roll something by tossing it
- to turn / swing something forcefully, for example a jumprope
- ganúshi (v.a.)
- To cut or throw low.
- gaqá (v.)
- Excell, exceed, surpass, go beyond.
- gaqá (n.)
- Branch of a tree.
- gaqápʰithoⁿ (v.s.)
- gáqa úthishi (v.phrase)
- Cannot be excelled or exceeded; unsurpassable.
- gaqtháqthade (v.)
- Scarify.
- gaqthóⁿ (n.)
- A hunting party including all or most of a tribe.
