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- zhoⁿúgahnúshka (n.phrase)
- Trough; "wood hewed out".
- zhoⁿúgaxe (n.phrase)
- Carved wood.
- zhoⁿúgazhnúshka (n.phrase)
- Trough; "wood hewed out".
- zhóⁿunóⁿznetí (n.phrase)
- Sawmill.
- zhóⁿuthugázne (n.phrase)
- Wedge.
- zhoⁿ wánoⁿtúbe (n.)
- Sawdust.
- zhoⁿ waqága (n.phrase)
- Brush; brushy growth.
- zhóⁿ waqága íti (n.phrase)
- Lodge made of brush.
- zhóⁿ waqúbe (n.phrase)
- Sacred pole; the mysterious or sacred pole of the Omahas and Poncas.
- Zhóⁿ waqúbe athíⁿ (n.phrase)
- Keeper(s) of the Sacred Pole; one of the names of the first sub-gens of the Omaha Hañga gens.
- zhoⁿ wáthiznu (n.phrase)
- Sled, sleigh.
- zhoⁿ wégoⁿze (n.phrase)
- Cord (measure); a cord of wood.
- zhoⁿ wétʰiⁿ (n.phrase)
- Hammer; "strikes wood".
- zhóⁿxe (v.s.)
- To smell burnt; to give off the odor of soft coal or of a person or animal struck by lightning.
- zhoⁿzháta (n.)
- Forked piece of wood.
- zhóⁿzhe (v.s.)
- Beginning to smell, as corn decaying.
- zhoⁿ zhíbe (n.phrase)
- Lower shoots or "legs" of a bush or other plant.
- Pith of a plant or bush.
- zhóⁿ zhiⁿga (n.)
- Switch, twig, rod, splinter, or stick; "small wood".
- zhóⁿ zhiⁿga niní íbista (n.phrase)
- A cleft stick formerly used by the Omahas and Poncas as tongs and for lighting a pipe; "stick which presses (fire) against the tobacco".
- zhu (n.)
- Flesh.
- Body.
