Omaha Words that are transitive verb
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- éthe (v.t.)
- To have someone as kin; to regard someone as one's relative.
- éthiaze (v.t.)
- éthoⁿthe (v.t.)
- To wound someone.
- ganóⁿge (v.t.)
- to roll something by tossing it
- to turn / swing something forcefully, for example a jumprope
- gaxápi (v.t.)
- gíbaxápi (v.t.)
- gíbaxápigthe (v.t.)
- gíni (v.t.)
- To escape from.
- gínoⁿshe (v.t.)
- gthápiázhi (v.t.)
- To speak one's own badly; speak one's native language incorrectly or speak badly of one's relative.
- gthoⁿ (v.t.)
- To take a wife; to take someone as one's wife.
- gthoⁿzhi (v.t.)
- Not to take a wife; not to take someone as one's wife.
- hithá (v.t.)
- To bathe; to bathe someone.
- iáthixa (v.t.)
- To open the mouth on.
- To scold.
- iáthixáxa (v.t.)
- To be angry at, scold repeatedly.
- To champ at the bit, like a horse.
- íbahoⁿ (v.t.)
- To know a person or thing.
- ídathe (v.t.)
- To give birth to.
- íhusa (v.t.)
- To scold, chide, rebuke, reprove someone.
- íqa (v.t.)
- To laugh, to laugh at someone or something.
- itínithe (v.t.)
