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- páthiⁿzháhe (n.phrase)
- A game in which two men try to throw sticks through a rope ring rolled along the ground. Some call the game "chunky".
- páthiⁿzháhe oⁿ (v.phrase)
- To play the game of tossing sticks through a rope ring.
- pá ushtóⁿga (n.phrase)
- The soft part of the nose, around the tip, including the septum.
- páze (n.)
- Evening, dusk; time between afternoon and night.
- páze thóⁿdi (p. phrase)
- In the evening; about dusk, but before dark.
- páze wathátʰe (n.phrase)
- Supper, evening meal.
- pázitʰátha (n.)
- Field mouse, ground mouse.
- Páznutʰa (prop.noun)
- A mythical race of giants that lived in the Nebraska area before the arrival of the Indians.
- pebátu (n.)
- Blue spot on the forehead of a Ponca or Omaha girl who is "spotted" as a dancer.
- pédadi (p. phrase)
- In or on the fire.
- péde (n.)
- Fire.
- Match.
- pédeha (p. phrase)
- Into the fire.
- pédeni (n.)
- Whiskey, liquor, any alcoholic beverage other than wine; "fire water".
- pedéni (n.)
- Whiskey, liquor, any alcoholic beverage other than wine; "fire water".
- pédeni skithe (n.)
- Wine; "sweet fire water".
- pedéni skíthe (n.)
- Wine; "sweet fire water".
- pedéni uthíⁿwiⁿ tí (n.phrase)
- Liquor store.
- petʰoⁿ (n.)
- Crane (bird).
- petʰoⁿ qude (n.)
- Grey crane.
- petʰoⁿ soⁿ (n.)
- White crane.
