Omaha Words that are transitive verb
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- shoⁿméwathe (v.t.)
- To leave them alone; said of moving people or animals.
- shóⁿmoⁿthíⁿkʰithe (v.t.)
- To leave a (walking) person alone or undisturbed.
- shóⁿnazhíⁿkʰithe (v.t.)
- To leave a (standing) person alone or undisturbed.
- shóⁿthiⁿéthe (v.t.)
- To leave a (moving) person alone or undisturbed.
- shóⁿthiⁿkʰéthe (v.t.)
- To leave a (sitting) person alone or undisturbed.
- shóⁿthoⁿéthe (v.t.)
- To leave it alone; said of a curved or globular object.
- shóⁿthoⁿkʰéwathe (v.t.)
- To leave them alone; said of people or animals.
- shoⁿtʰéthe (v.t.)
- To leave it alone; said of a standing inanimate object or collection of small inanimate objects.
- shóⁿtʰoⁿéthe (v.t.)
- To leave a (standing) person or animal alone or undisturbed.
- síthazhi (v.t.)
- Not to think of doing any such thing.
- To forget, to not remember.
- síthe (v.t.)
- To remember.
- sóⁿthe (v.t.)
- To cleanse or whiten; to whitewash.
- su (v.t.)
- To cut in strips.
- thadé (v.t.)
- To call; to name.
- To speak, utter, pronounce (a name).
- thashí (v.t.)
- To talk against someone.
- thashízhe (v.t.)
- To shatter or crush with the teeth.
- thashkí (v.t.)
- To chew (tobacco).
- that'é (v.t.)
- To bite to death, kill by biting.
- thatʰé (v.t.)
- To eat; to eat an item of food.
- thatʰóⁿ (v.t.)
- To drink.
