Omaha and Ponca Digital Dictionary

Omaha Words that are transitive verb

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wahéhazhithe (v.t.)

1. To consider someone brave or dependable.

wébahoⁿ (v.t.)

1. To give some objects to them, in addition to other presents.

wéhusa (v.t.)

1. To scold, chide, rebuke,or reprove them.

wéthiⁿwiⁿ (v.t.)

1. To sell.

wézhnoⁿgíthe (v.t.)

1. To make one's relative thankful.

wézhnoⁿkʰíthe (v.t.)

1. To make someone thankful.

wíu'e (v.t.)

1. To advise or counsel someone to do good.

wiúkitóⁿgathe (v.t.)

1. To glorify; to praise.

xéthe (v.t.)

1. To make someone cry; cause someone to weep.

xéwathe (v.t.)

1. To make people cry; to cause children to cry; to make adults weep like children.

zéthe (v.t.)

1. To treat or prescribe medicine for the sick.

zhézhi (v.t.)

1. To put small objects, such as beans, in hot ashes, to roast them.

zhúgthe (v.t.)

1. To be with someone.