Omaha Words that are transitive verb
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- 'ágthethe (v.t.)
- To make someone suffer, to mistreat.
- 'e (v.t.)
- To dig.
- To pare or peel, as potatoes.
- ábapʰu (v.t.)
- To push straight together and close, as sliding doors.
- To turn up the sole of a moccasin over the top.
- ábazhna (v.t.)
- To cut someone's hair.
- agtháthiⁿ (v.t.)
- To have or keep one's own.
- ákʰithiⁿ (v.t.)
- To honor or respect.
- áxoⁿxoⁿ (v.t.)
- To take care of, to nurse, as an infant.
- baqthíbe (v.t.)
- To mash by punching.
- bat'é (v.t.)
- To kill by punching or stabbing.
- ch'éthe (v.t.)
- To kill (used by old women and children).
- chʰi (v.t.)
- To copulate; to have sexual intercourse.
- dádoⁿgíthe (v.t.)
- To have someone as a kinsman.
- dáthe (v.t.)
- To freeze something.
- dóⁿbe (v.t.)
- To see, look at, perceive.
- éthe (v.t.)
- To have someone as kin; to regard someone as one's relative.
- éthoⁿthe (v.t.)
- To wound someone.
- gíni (v.t.)
- To escape from.
- gthápiázhi (v.t.)
- To speak one's own badly; speak one's native language incorrectly or speak badly of one's relative.
- gthoⁿ (v.t.)
- To take a wife; to take someone as one's wife.
- gthoⁿzhi (v.t.)
- Not to take a wife; not to take someone as one's wife.
