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- gorge
- wénoⁿdekíthe
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- To gorge oneself, to eat like a glutton.
- gosling
- shíⁿha
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- Duckling, gosling; young of all birds of the goose and duck genera, when they are almost ready to fly.
- govern
- wéthigthoⁿ
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- To judge, rule, or govern them.
- grab
- úthoⁿ
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- To take hold of or arrest them.
- grab
- uthóⁿ
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- To grasp or seize an animal or inanimate object.
- grain
- wamúske sí
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- Grain of wheat; threshed wheat.
- Grand Pawnee
- Chʰawí
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- Grand Pawnee or Chaui tribe or people.
- grandmother
- ikóⁿ
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- Someone's grandmother or mother-in-law; his or her grandmother or mother-in-law.
- grappling iron
- wéthiqtháde
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- Grappling irons.
- grasp
- uthóⁿ
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- To grasp or seize an animal or inanimate object.
- grass
- sáhiⁿ baxúxu
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- A flat stemmed grass, growing about 5 feet high, in ponds.
- grass
- sáhiⁿ btháska
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- A flat-stemmed grass, growing about five feet high, in ponds.
- The leaf of the Typha latifolia cattail grass.
- grass
- sidúhi bthóⁿze
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- Type of grass; "fine siduhi", shorter than the ordinary siduhi, with stalks not more than three feet tall.
- grass
- sidúhi núka
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- Type of grass; "wet siduhi".
- grass
- sáhiⁿ bthúga
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- A type of grass: "round sahiⁿ" or sahiⁿ proper.
- grass
- sáhiⁿ
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- The generic name for two types of grass which grow in ponds. The sahiⁿ proper is round and grows about ten feet tall.
- grass
- gthoⁿdé
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- A fine grass, used by the Omahas and Poncas as an ingredient in red dye.
- grass
- téhutʰóⁿhi
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- A grass resembling a stick, with blue flowers at the top; "buffalo bellows plant".
- grass
- pézhe
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- Grass.
- grass
- pézhe bthaska
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- A type of grass found on stream banks and marshy places; "flat grass".
