Omaha and Ponca Digital Dictionary

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ábthage (v.s.)

1. To be calm, still, without wind.

ábthu (n.)

1. A bird's shoulder. (Never used of a person or animal other than birds.)

adítʰoⁿ (p.)

1. Since a past time.

agábtha (v.s.)

1. Spread out, opened up.

ágahanapáze (v.)

1. To be dark over; to overshadow.

ágaqthe (adv.)

1. With the wind or current.

agíkʰi (v.phrase)

1. To arrive at home, going there for what is not one's own.

agíkʰigthé (v.phrase)

1. To go back again for something not one's own.

agímoⁿgthíⁿgă (v.phrase)

1. Begone and get it! (Male commanding)

agímoⁿthíⁿgă (v.phrase)

1. Go after it! (Male commanding)

agíthe (v.)

1. Go and get something, not one's own

agtháthiⁿ (v.t.)

1. To have or keep one's own.

agtháthiⁿkíthe (v.)

1. To cause someone to keep or have their own.

agtháthiⁿ tʰí (v.phrase)

1. To have come here, not home, bringing one's property.
2. To have come here for the first time, with one's property.

agtháthiⁿ tʰíkʰithe (v.phrase)

1. To cause someone to come here for the first time, or to a place which is not home, with their property (purposely, but not by request).

agtháthiⁿ thékʰithe (v.phrase)

1. To make someone take his property with him.

agtháthiⁿ thugí (v.phrase)

1. To come home with one's property.

agtháthiⁿ thugshí (v.phrase)

1. He has brought his own property back or home.

agtháthiⁿ thukʰí (v.phrase)

1. To bring something home.

agtháthiⁿ thutʰí (v.phrase)

1. He has brought his property here.