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- gaskúbihé (v.phrase)
- To be marked by falling suddenly and lying on the ground, as a long inanimate object.
- gaskúbihéthe (v.phrase)
- To knock down a long object and cause it to get marked.
- gaskúbithoⁿ (v.phrase)
- To throw an object and cause it to be marked suddenly by falling and hitting something, like the ground.
- gaskúda (v.)
- To cut a short indentation across the grain.
- gaspé (v.s.)
- Clear, clear-sighted.
- gasúse (v.)
- To flow; to run, as water.
- To flow swiftly.
- gashíⁿ (v.s.)
- Loose, easily untied.
- gashpé uíⁿ (n.phrase)
- Oblong pieces of clam-shell, from two to six inches long, worn as ear-pendants by Ponca men and women.
- gashúshude (n.)
- Blizzard.
- gaznézne (n.)
- Fringe.
- gaznúznu (v.phrase)
- To strike and beat something until runny.
- To mix as mortar.
- To make the sound as of mixing mortar,
- gazhíⁿ (v.)
- To pull or blow the nose.
- gazhú (v.)
- To hull or husk.
- gi (v.a.)
- To come back, to come home.
- gi'óⁿ (v.)
- To acquire, gain, succeed.
- giázoⁿde (v.)
- To braid someone's hair; to plait hair for someone.
- gíkʰaxáxa (n.)
- A species of bird.
- gíni (v.t.)
- To escape from.
- giní (v.a.)
- To recover or revive from sickness or fainting.
- ginóⁿ (v.)
- To grow; to flourish.
