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zíqti (v.s.)

1. Dark yellow.

Zíuhe (prop.noun)

1. A branch of Bow Creek.

Zíwiúhi wachʰíshka (prop.noun)

1. ______ Creek; name of a creek.
2. A branch of Bow Creek.

zizíde wa'óⁿ (v.)

1. To whistle as a woman does.
2. To sing in a low, soothing manner, as when lulling an infants to sleep.

zízi égoⁿ (v.phrase)

1. Yellow in spots, here and there.

zízige (n.)

1. Rubber, elastic; any rubber or elastic object.

zizíkʰa (n.)

1. Turkey; wild turkey or domestic turkey.

Zizíkʰa ákʰisi (prop.noun)

1. A Pawnee gens; the Republican Pawnees.

Zizíkʰa ákʰithis'íⁿ (prop.noun)

1. The Republican Pawnees; "Turkey Pawnees".

zí zhide égoⁿ (v.phrase)

1. Yellowish red; reddish yellow.

zna (v.s., n.)

1. Scar.
2. To be scarred.

znáthe (v.)

1. To grease, rub grease on, lubricate.

znéde (v.s.)

1. Long.

znédeáqti (v.s.)

1. Very long.

znedé gáxe (v.phrase)

1. To lengthen; make long.

znedéqtihnoⁿ (v.s.)

1. Always very long.

znedéthahă (v.)

1. Broad; extending far, as a tract of land or water.

zni (v.s.)

1. Cool, cold.

zníbe (v.a.)

1. To lick.

znítʰe (v.a.)

1. To be cold (said of humans).