Omaha and Ponca Digital Dictionary

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póⁿqe ukʰéthiⁿ (n.phrase)

1. Jerusalem artichoke (Helianthus tuberosus)?; "common artichoke".

póⁿqe zhíde (n.phrase)

1. Beet.

púpuqa (v.s.)

1. Having the legs drawn or curled up (frequently or regularly).

púqa (v.s.)

1. Having the legs drawn or curled up.

pʰă (v.s.)

1. Bitter.

pʰáqthega (n.)

1. Snipe.

Pʰa thátʰoⁿ (prop.noun)

1. One of the dancing societies of the Ponca women.

q'iⁿq'íⁿtha (v.s.)

1. Inelastic, like old rubber; said of the wrinkled skin of old people.

qádadé (v.s.)

1. Bristly, with bristling fur.

qáde (n.)

1. Hay, dried grass.

qáde banóⁿnoⁿ (n.phrase)

1. Grass growing in clumps, buffalo grass .

qáde mákʰoⁿ (n.phrase)

1. Tea; "grass medicine, dried-grass medicine".

qáde noⁿsé (v.phrase)

1. To mow grass.

qádigasé (n.)

1. Scythe.

qádigazhná (n.)

1. Scythe; "that by which grass is cut off evenly or smoothly".

qádinóⁿse (n.)

1. Mowing machine.

qad íti (n.)

1. Grass lodge.

qádithíze (n.)

1. Pitchfork.

qaéthe (v.)

1. To leak.

qaí (intj.)

1. Whew! What! Exclamation used by males.