| ṭá-qti jíñ-ga |
táqti zhíⁿga |
n.phrase |
A fawn. |
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| ṭá-qti míⁿ-ga |
táqti míⁿga |
n.phrase |
The female deer or doe. |
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| ṭá-qti nú-ga |
táqti núga |
n.phrase |
The male deer or buck. |
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| ṭá-qti sĭ́n-de sá-bĕ |
táqti síⁿde sábe |
n.phrase |
The black-tailed deer. |
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| ṭá-qti sĭ́n-de skă |
táqti síⁿde skă |
n.phrase |
The white-tailed deer. |
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| ṭá-qti skă |
táqti skă |
n.phrase |
"White deer"; sheep. |
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| ṭá-qti ṭa |
táqti ta |
n.phrase |
Dried venison. |
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| ṭá-qti táⁿ |
táqti tʰóⁿ |
n.phrase |
A group of stars south of the Great Dipper (as seen in Burt Co., Neb.) so called for its resemblance to a standing deer. |
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| Ṭá-qti táⁿ wa-tcí-cka kĕ |
Táqti tʰóⁿ wachʰíshka kʰe |
prop.noun |
"The stream where the deer stood"; a branch of the Republican River, Neb. (?), known to the Pawnees. |
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| ṭa-qú-xe |
taqúxe |
n. |
Froth, foam, bubbles, on the surface of a stream during a freshet. |
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| ṭa-sá-ka |
tasákʰa |
n. |
Dried buffalo meat. |
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| ṭá-si |
tási |
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| ṭá-si-é |
tásié |
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Said of the sound made by a pony in breaking a lariat. |
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| ṭá-si-é tí-gȼe |
tásié tʰígthe |
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To make the sound ṭasi suddenly, as in breaking a lariat, in this place. |
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| ta-spáⁿ |
taspóⁿ |
n. |
Red haws, or thorn-apples. |
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| ta-spáⁿ-hi |
taspóⁿhi |
n.phrase |
The red hawthorn or thorn-apple tree. |
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| Ta-spáⁿ-hi bá-ṭe wa-tcí-cka |
Taspóⁿhi báte wachʰíshka |
prop.noun |
"The stream where there are clumps of hawthorns;" Logan Creek, Neb. |
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| ṭa-t'íⁿ-xe |
tat'íⁿxe |
n. |
The green scum which rises on water in springs. |
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| ṭa-ṭá |
tatá |
v.s. |
To be unsteady, trembling. |
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| ṭá-ṭa-ce |
tátashe |
v.s. |
Callous, lumpy, or knotty, here and there. |
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