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Assiniboine Dictionary
Searching for English word(s): band
Assiniboine |
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English |
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cudíyoȟpeya |
VT |
1. be across the shoulder at an oblique angle across the body; hanging over one's shoulder at an oblique angle across the front and back of the body; a bandoleer |
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ȟątką́hu įyúskije |
N |
1. an arm band |
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cąȟtáda |
N |
1. an Assiniboine band living near Battleford, Sask |
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wadópana |
N |
1. the Assiniboine band that settled on the Fort Peck Reservation, called canoe paddlers, Canoe band; Paddlers, band of Assiniboines living around Wolf Point, MT |
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wadópaȟna tųwą |
N |
1. an Assiniboine band that settled the Fort Belknap Reservation |
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ceškámaza [ceškámàza] |
N |
1. a band councilor |
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wakpá tųwą́bi |
N |
1. a band of Assiniboines |
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oyáde owáʾukma tíbi |
N |
1. a band office |
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tanį́debina |
N |
1. Buffalo Hip People, a band of Assiniboines |
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cą́ǧuǧu oyáde [cąǧúǧu oyàde] |
N |
1. Burnt Marks on the Gunstock People, a subband of the èónÑ ùpæs™a band |
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céǧa kʾína oyáde |
N |
1. the Carry The Kettle band of people |
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hųgá |
N |
1. chief of a band |
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cekpá įyúskije |
N |
1. child's swaddling band, used when a baby has a swollen or infected navel |
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šahíya iyéskabina |
N |
1. Cree Talkers, an Assiniboine band living with Chief Piapot's people |
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šųkcébina |
N |
1. Dog Penis People, band of Assiniboines |
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wį́yuskije |
N |
1. an elastic band put over a joint, as an ankle or knee; an ace bandage |
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yuzíkzijabina |
N |
1. elastic; a rubber band |
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tiʾóšpaye |
N |
1. an extended family, band of relatives; a camp of related people; a band of people who live in a camp or village (GS) |
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nasákya |
VT |
1. to flick against; to snap something elastic, as a rubber band or elastic |
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įȟpékiya |
VT |
2. to forsake, abandon, throw away (?) |
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waʾų́šigiya |
VT |
1. to forsake, as when a person's family abandons him |
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ogáʾįǧežu |
N |
1. a gathering of people or bands; a gathering or bunching up of animals |
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hįknátų |
VT |
1. to have as a husband |
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hįkną́gu |
N |
1. her husband |
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hų́kpapa |
N |
1. Hunkpapa band of the Teton Sioux |
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cejá įyúskije |
N |
1. a leg band; a leg garter |
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šųgípewohąsaba |
N |
1. a light sorrel or darker than buckskin, with a black band running from its head down its back to its tail, with a black mane and tail |
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įšná ųbísʾa |
N |
1. Lone Campers, Those Who Stay Alone, an Assiniboine band |
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įyúwi |
N |
1. metal band or hoop holding the staves of a barrel together |
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wazíyam wįcášta |
N |
1. Northern People, Assiniboine band living in the Battleford, Sask. area, on Mosquito Reserve |
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osníbina |
N |
1. Northern People, Cold People, a band of Assiniboines |
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otúweda [otúwedA] |
N |
1. an old campsite; and abandoned camp; an abandoned dwelling |
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yuȟpú |
VI-Y |
1. to pull off something sticking to something else, as a bandage or scab |
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húdešana |
N |
1. Red Bottom People, band of Assiniboines |
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yuzíja |
VT-Y |
1. to stretch with the hands by pulling, as a rubber band, or as a hide when tanning; stretch out |
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knuȟpú |
VT |
1. to tear or peel off oneself, as a scab or bandage |
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oyáde [oyáde] |
N |
1. tribe, nation; people; a large band of people |
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cą́ȟe wįcášta |
N |
1. Wood Mountain People, band of Assiniboines |
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