Omaha and Ponca Digital Dictionary

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káshizhiⁿga (num.)

1. A little while.

káxe (n.)

1. Crow.

ki'é (v.a.)

1. To scratch oneself.
2. To hoe for oneself.

ki'é (n.)

1. Itch.

kigtházi (v.a.)

1. To stretch; stretch one's arms upward.

Kigthihegoⁿ (prop.noun)

1. Makes His Hair Stand on End (?); Ponca man's name.

kigthóⁿxe (n.)

1. Bee.
2. Wild honey.

kigthóⁿxe iⁿgthé (n.phrase)

1. Beeswax.

kigthóⁿxe zhápʰă (n.phrase)

1. Beeswax.

kigthóⁿxe zhóⁿni (n.phrase)

1. Honey.

kigthóⁿxumóⁿ (n.)

1. Breech-pin of a gun.

kihá (adv.)

1. Down, downward, down into.

kíkiza (n.)

1. Clear patches; places here and there where one can see distant things, as the fog breaks away.

kinóⁿsa (v.a.)

1. To stub one's toe; to trip or stumble.

kinóⁿsasa (v.a.)

1. To stub one's toe repeatedly; to trip repeatedly while trying to get one's balance.

kipádăwáthe (v.)

1. To hatch her brood, of a hen.

kíqaqájoⁿ (n.)

1. Wren.

kíshte (conj.)

1. Even if.
2. If.

kíu (v.)

1. Wounded; to be wounded.

kíza (n.)

1. Open forest; trees without undergrowth, including tall grass, sunflowers, etc.