Omaha Words that are noun
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- óⁿba (n.)
- Day.
- óⁿbagthe (n.)
- Corn kneaded into round cakes.
- A dish made of finely ground corn and boiled beans, cooked together and left in the kettle till the mixture is stiff and solid, the next day.
- óⁿbethóⁿbe (n.)
- Daybreak.
- p'u (n.)
- Steam.
- pa (n.)
- Head.
- pa (n.)
- Nose.
- paháshi (n.)
- Something high, but connected to the earth.
- páhe (n.)
- Hill.
- pahé (n.)
- Hill.
- páhi (n.)
- Neck.
- páhiⁿ (n.)
- Porcupine.
- Porcupine quills.
- pahíⁿ (n.)
- Head hair.
- pahúthoⁿda (n.)
- Mound; hill with a truncated, flat, curved top.
- páithátha (n.)
- Thorn, brier.
- paítʰaxe (n.)
- Tip of a person's nose.
- pánahu (n.)
- Great owl; great horned owl. It is grey in the fall and white in the winter and spring. The males are the "horned" owls.
- pánuhu (n.)
- Great owl.
- paqíqixe (n.)
- Bony part of the nose.
- paqíqixe qthúqthu'a (n.)
- Holes in the heads of animals, communicating with the nostrils.
- paqthíⁿ (n.)
- Nasal mucus, nasal excretion, snot.
