| taⁿ-a-má |
tʰoⁿamá |
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Used after verbs implying standing, when the act is not fully known to the speaker through any of his senses. |
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| táⁿ-a-na |
tʰóⁿana |
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Used in masculine soliloquies about kindred. |
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| ṭáⁿ-be |
tóⁿbe |
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Jacob Hilton |
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| taⁿ-ȼán-di |
tʰoⁿthóⁿdi |
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By the place where he stood. |
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| táⁿ-ȼaⁿ |
tʰóⁿthoⁿ |
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The one who stood (there) long ago. |
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Catherine Rudin |
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| taⁿ-ȼáⁿ-ṭa |
tʰoⁿthóⁿta |
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To the place where he stood. |
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Jacob Hilton |
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| táⁿ-ȼĕ |
tʰóⁿthe |
v.a. |
To tan or dress a hide. |
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| ṭáⁿ-ȼiⁿ |
tóⁿthiⁿ |
v.a. |
To run. |
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Catherine Rudin |
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| táⁿ-e-ná |
tʰóⁿená |
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| ṭáⁿ-he |
tóⁿhe |
n. |
The rectum of cattle. |
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| ṭáⁿ-he hi-dé-ṭa |
tóⁿhe hidéta |
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"At the base of the ṭaⁿhe"; given by F. as an Omaha word for the rectum (of cattle?). |
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| ṭáⁿ-he hi-dé-ṭa |
tóⁿhe hidéta |
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"The large part of the ṭaⁿhe"; given by F. as an Omaha word for the rectum (of cattle?). |
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Jacob Hilton |
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| ṭáⁿ-hu-pa |
tóⁿhupʰa |
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The rectum (?). |
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| taⁿ-í-ki-ȼĕ |
tʰoⁿíkʰithe |
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To tan or dress hides for the owner, or at his request. |
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| ṭáⁿ-iñ-kí-ȼĕ |
tóⁿiⁿkʰíthe |
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To cause (purposely) a thing to be visible or plain to no one, no relation, not by his request. |
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| taⁿ-íⁿ |
tʰoⁿíⁿ |
n. |
A species of long-legged bird. |
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| ṭáⁿ-iⁿ-ȼĕ |
tóⁿiⁿthe |
v.a. |
To make a thing visible or plain. |
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Catherine Rudin |
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| táⁿ-waⁿ |
tóⁿwoⁿ |
n. |
A cluster of lodges, a camp, village, or Indian town. |
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| táⁿ-waⁿ-á-di |
tóⁿwoⁿádi |
p. phrase |
In a camp or village (not here). |
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| táⁿ-waⁿ-a-dí-taⁿ |
tóⁿwoⁿadítʰoⁿ |
p. phrase |
From or out of a camp or village (not here). |
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