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- zuzúde wa'óⁿ (v.phrase)
- To whistle a tune; to whistle as a man does.
- zha (n.)
- A general term for all yellow-flowering plants, such as sunflower, artichoke, etc.
- zhábe (n.)
- Beaver.
- zhábetázhoⁿ (n.)
- Box elder.
- zhábithoⁿ (v.)
- To suddenly become stripped of bark.
- zháge (v.root)
- Made larger, enlarged, as a hole.
- zhágewáthe (v.s.)
- Able to be made larger, as a hole.
- zháhaha (v.a.)
- To stab or gore repeatedly.
- zháhe (v.a.)
- To stab; to gore; to thrust at with a knife or sword.
- zhahégthe (v.)
- To gore or stab suddenly, with the knife touching the object at the moment of thrusting.
- zháhewáthe (v.s.)
- Able to be stabbed, gored, or thrust at.
- zhápʰă (n.)
- Gum; rosin from the particular plant used for chewing.
- Axle grease (not tar).
- zhápʰăhi (n.)
- Rosin-plant.
- zhápʰăhi pási skă (n.phrase)
- The white top of a rosin-plant.
- zháqthazi (n.)
- The yellow flowers of the different species of the "ja" genus, including sunflowers.
- Not the regular sunflower of the prairies, but a shorter plant that matures in September.
- zhá sagi (n.)
- "The hard ja," a tall plant with small capsules at the top.
- zhata (v.s.)
- Forked, cloven.
- zháta (n.)
- Fork, table fork.
- zhá tóⁿga (n.phrase)
- Sunflower.
- zha tóⁿga baxúxu (n.phrase)
- A yellow flower, probably a species of sneezeweed or Helenium, found in Nebraska. It has an angle-stem (baxuxu), grows not over four feet high, near streams, and has several yellow flowers, each about an inch in diameter, at the top of the stem.
