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Omaha Words that are noun phrase

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ábaku tashe (n.phrase)
  1. Largest prominence on the spine, near the nape of a horse's neck.
ábazhna gthézhe (n.phrase)
  1. Hair cut off the head in spots, leaving the scalp showing here and there.
ágthiⁿ báiázaza (n.phrase)
  1. Rocking chair.
ágthiⁿ biázaza (n.phrase)
  1. Rocking chair.
ágthiⁿ biíiza (n.phrase)
  1. Spring under a wagon seat.
batéte (n.phrase)
  1. Scattered clumps of trees or bushes with each clump growing from a single root of stump.
batúshihi (n.phrase)
  1. Elder or elderberry bush; "pop-gun bush".
bawégthi sági (n.phrase)
  1. Cheese; "hard butter".
bthéka zhíⁿga (n.phrase)
  1. Five cents, a 5-cent piece, a nickel; "thin small".
chʰoⁿíⁿ si znéde (n.phrase)
  1. A long-legged bird, named after its call.
chʰoⁿíⁿsiházi (n.phrase)
  1. A small, slender bird with slender reddish legs, which frequents the water.
ewázhíⁿ nóⁿge (n.phrase)
  1. Steam engine; "what runs by itself".
gashpé uíⁿ (n.phrase)
  1. Oblong pieces of clam-shell, from two to six inches long, worn as ear-pendants by Ponca men and women.
he znátʰa (n.phrase)
  1. Horn without branches or prongs.
hétʰazhóⁿtʰa (n.phrase)
  1. Ironwood.
hi pʰéshte (n.phrase)
  1. Incisors; front teeth.
hi pʰéshte íbiski (n.phrase)
  1. The canine teeth; the teeth next to the incisors.
hi shpéshte (n.phrase)
  1. The four front teeth.
hí uqáqabe (n.phrase)
  1. The bunch of hair growing on the inner side of a deer's leg.
hí uqáqabe (n.phrase)
  1. The hock of a horse's leg.