Omaha and Ponca Digital Dictionary

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Mamáthe (prop.noun)

1. Mormon.

maníⁿga (n.)

1. Gopher.

mápaiázhi (v.)

1. To dull a knife by cutting with it.

mápiázhi (v.)

1. To spoil by cutting with a knife.

maqpí (n.)

1. Cloud.

Maqpíiatu (prop.noun)

1. Arapaho, the Arapahos.

Máqude (prop.noun)

1. Iowa; the Iowa tribe; an Iowa person.

maqúde (n.)

1. Ashes.
2. Gunpowder.

maqúde uzhí (n.phrase)

1. Powder flask, powder horn.

mási (n.)

1. Hail.

mási zhíⁿga (n.)

1. Fine snow.

masháde (v.s.)

1. Turbid, muddy, as water that has been stirred up.

máshakʰoⁿ (n.)

1. A strap used by women to bind a bundle to be carried on the back.

mashchíⁿge (n.)

1. Rabbit.

Mashchíⁿge ha wáiⁿ (prop.noun)

1. Ute, the Utes; "rabbit skin robe".

Mashchíⁿgeíⁿ (prop.noun)

1. Rabbit; a mythical hero of the Omahas and Poncas.

mashchíⁿge núga (n.phrase)

1. Male rabbit.

mashchíⁿskă

1. White or jack rabbit.

máshizhe (v.a.)

1. To break a knife or notch its blade while trying to use it.

máshkebe (v.a.)

1. To cut a groove or indentation in the ground with a knife.