Omaha and Ponca Digital Dictionary

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petʰoⁿ soⁿ ahitʰaxe sabe (n.)

1. White crane.

pethábthiⁿ (${10000015+9999984})

1. Eight.

pethábthiⁿ akʰígthaha (${10000015+9999984})

1. Eightfold.

pethabthiⁿqti (${10000015+9999984})

1. Just eight.

péthoⁿba (${10000015+9999984})

1. Seven.

pézhe (n.)

1. Grass.

pézhe bthaska (n.)

1. A type of grass found on stream banks and marshy places; "flat grass".

píazhi (v.s.)

1. Bad, wrong; "not good".

píazhi égoⁿ (adv.)

1. Badly.

píazhi gáxe (v.phrase)

1. To do wrong; behave badly.

piázhigithé (v.a.)

1. To regard one's own (relative) as bad.

píazhi kikáxe (v.phrase)

1. To do a bad thing for oneself.

píazhikíthe (v.a.)

1. To regard oneself as bad.

píazhi tʰe kí (n.phrase)

1. Whichever one is bad.

pi ugásize (v.phrase)

1. To have the breath knocked out of one; to suffer from pain in the heart (literally liver) and difficulty breathing after a blow or fall.

pizá (n.)

1. Sand.

Póⁿka (prop.noun)

1. Ponca, a Ponca person.

póⁿqe (n.)

1. Artichoke.

póⁿqehi (n.)

1. Artichoke stalk.

póⁿqeskă (n.)

1. White artichoke.