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- qáiná (intj.)
- Surprising! Is it possible? Exclamation of wonder, used by males.
- qáqaga (v.s.)
- Ruffled up, tousled, as hair or feathers.
- Rough, prickly, as cloth or a beard.
- Qáshishi (prop.noun)
- A place near Maple Creek, Nebraska, where the Omahas defeated a camp of Pawnees.
- qátha (adv.)
- Back again to the starting point.
- qáthatá (p. phrase)
- Backwards.
- qchi (adv. suffix)
- Very, really, real.
- qe (v.)
- To bury a corpse.
- To bury or cache food such as corn or dried meat.
- qe (intj.)
- Exclamation of surprise or annoyance, used by one who has made a mistake; darn it!; bother!
- qe (n.)
- High hill or ridge.
- Mountain.
- qé'a (v.s.)
- Short.
- qéga (v.s.)
- Dried, dead, as a branch or tree.
- qégathe (v.a.)
- To cause to become dried or dead; said of wood.
- qékʰi (adv.)
- Base of a bluff; under a bluff.
- qépʰa (v.s.)
- Short, as a vest.
- qéqega (v.s.)
- Dry here and there, as a branch or tree.
- qewóⁿge (v.)
- Be frost on the ground, but not on any vegetation that can be damaged.
- qewóⁿge (n.)
- Frost on the ground, but not on vegetation.
- qéxe (v.)
- To caress, fondle, as an infant, in order to quiet it.
- To care for, to comfort, as a distressed child.
- qiátha (v.a.)
- To fall, as when walking on solid ground.
- qiátha (v.s.)
- Fallen down.
