Omaha Words that are transitive verb
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- thiⁿwíⁿ (v.t.)
- To buy; to purchase or trade.
- thiⁿwíⁿtʰoⁿkʰithe (v.t.)
- To buy something from someone.
- tʰíⁿthe (v.t.)
- To moisten or dampen the surface of an object.
- tʰoⁿ (v.t.)
- To exist, there is/there are; to abound.
- To have or possess.
- ú (v.t.)
- To wound someone.
- To hit a mark or target.
- ú'oⁿ (v.t.)
- Make trouble for someone; cause trouble; be to blame for something.
- ugtháshige (v.t.)
- To complain about one's relative or friend.
- uítha (v.t.)
- To tell someone something.
- uthí'age (v.t.)
- To be unwilling; to refuse someone something.
- uthúatʰoⁿ (v.t.)
- To be nearest or next to someone or something.
- To be less ___.
- úwagikóⁿ (v.t.)
- To help them or us; to aid more than one person.
- úwakoⁿ (v.t.)
- To help them.
- uzhéthathe (v.t.)
- To tire someone, to make someone weary.
- wahéhazhithe (v.t.)
- To consider someone brave or dependable.
- waóⁿtha kʰigthé (v.t.)
- To have gone back or homeward without them.
- wébabéxiⁿ (v.t.)
- wébahoⁿ (v.t.)
- To give some objects to them, in addition to other presents.
- wéhusa (v.t.)
- To scold, chide, rebuke,or reprove them.
- wéthiⁿwiⁿ (v.t.)
- To sell.
- wézhnoⁿgíthe (v.t.)
- To make one's relative thankful.
