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ππ°Νππ°ΜΝ1sleepintransitive verb2go to sleepintransitive verb3lie down to sleepintransitive verb4go to bedintransitive verb5sleep overintransitive verb6stay all nightintransitive verb7sleepnounThe idea here is "a sleep" as a way to express a day.8night's restnoun9overnight staynoun10daynounππ»ΝπΉπ·
ππ°Νππ°ΜΝπ1wood2tree3log4lumber5stick6pole7woods8forestππ°ΝSince this term is rather broad, Dorsey notes, "When they wish to distinguish between a tree and a log or wood, ππ°Ν ππππ°ΝπΏπ· is used for the former, ππ°Ν for wood and ππ°Ν πΌπ°ππΝ for a log." Each of these have their own entry.
ππ°Ν π°πΌπ°πππππ·ππ°ΜΝ π°ΜπΌπ°Μπππππ·1sleigh2sledππ°Νπ°-πΌπ°-πππππ·
ππ°Ν π°ππ°Νππ»Νππ°ΜΝ π°Μππ°Νππ»Ν1laddera wood to stand onππ°Ν π°ππ°ππ»Νππ°Νπ°-ππ°Νππ»Ν
ππ°Ν πΉπΏπ°ππ°ΜΝ πΉπΏπ°1buds or blossoms of fruit treesππ°Ν πππ°ππ°ΝπΉπΏπ°ππ°Ν ππ°πππ
ππ°Ν πΌπ°Νππ°ΜΝ π½π°Νππ°Ν πΌπ°ΜΝ1roots of any plant or tree2root or roots of a tree, bush, etc.3root or roots (of a tree, bush, etc.)ππ°Ν πΌ'π°Νππ°ΝπΌπ°Ν
ππ°Ν πΌπ°ππ°ππ°ΜΝ πΌπ°ππ°Μ1limb of a tree2limbs, branches, boughs3tree branch, limb, tree branching outππ°ΝπΌπ°ππ°
ππ°Ν πΌπ°ππ»ππ°ππ°ΜΝ πΌπ°ππ»Μππ°1fell a treeππ°ΝπΌπ°ππ»ππ°This entry is composed of more than one word. Any conjugations need to be done on the LAST word.
ππ°Ν πΌπ·ππ°ΜΝ πΌπ·1trees growing in random patternππ°ΝπΌπ·ππ°Ν ππ·
ππ°Ν ππ»Νππ·ππ°Ν ππ»ΜΝππ·1wooden bow2ordinary bowππ°Νππ»Νππ·
ππ°Ν ππΏπ»Νππ°ΜΝ ππΏπ»ΜΝ1live in the woods2dwell in the forestππ°ΝππΏπ»ΝThis entry is composed of more than one word. Any conjugations need to be done on the LAST word.
ππ°Ν πππππ°Ν πππΜ1heart of a treeππ°Ν πππππ°Νπππ
ππ°Ν ππ·ππ°ΜΝ ππ·1trees growing in a nonrandom patternππ°Νππ·ππ°Ν πΌπ·
ππ°Ν ππ°ππ· πΉπππ°ΜΝ ππ°Μππ· πΉπ1redbud treedark wood treeππ°Νππ°ππ·πΉπ
ππ°Ν ππ°πππππ°ΜΝ ππ°πππΜ1buds or blossoms of ordinary treesππ°Νππ°πππππ°Ν πΉπΏπ°
ππ°Ν ππ°ππ°ππ·ππ°ΜΝ ππ°ππ°Μππ·1mulberryππ°Νππ°ππ°ππ·ππππ°
ππ°Ν ππ°ππ°ππ· πΉπππ°ΜΝ ππ°ππ°Μππ· πΉπ1mulberry treeππ°Ν ππ°ππ°ππ·πΉπππππ° πΉπ
ππ°Ν ππππ°ΝπΏπ·ππ°Ν ππππ°ΜΝπΏπ·1tree2a tree that still stands3a tree, not a logupright treeππ°Ν ππππ°ΝπΌππ·ππ°Νππππ°Νπ°πΏπ·
ππ°Ν ππ°ππΝπ'π»Νππ°ΜΝ ππ°ππΜΝπ'π»Ν1necklace of woodππ°Ν ππ°ππ°Νπ'π»Νππ°Νππ°ππΝπ'π»Ν
ππ°Ν ππ°ππ°πΌπ°ππ°ΜΝ ππ°ππ°ΜπΌπ°1thorny treeππ°Νππ°ππ°πΌπ°
ππ°Ν ππ·ππ°ππ°ππ°ΜΝ ππ·Μππ°Μππ°1measuring stick2ruler3yardstickmeasure stuff using woodππ°Νππ·ππ°ππ°
ππ°Ν ππ·ππ°πππ·ππ°ΜΝ ππ·Μππ°πππ·1spear or dart made entirely of wood, one end being burnt to a pointππ°Νππ·ππ°πππ·
ππ°Ν ππ·πΌπ°ππ°ΜΝ ππ·ΜπΌπ°1dry tree or woodππ°Νππ·πΌπ°
ππ°Ν ππππ· πΉπππ°Ν ππΜππ· πΉπ1post oakQuercus stellatagray wood treeππ°Ν ππππ· πΉπππ°Νππππ·πΉπ
ππ°ΝπΉπ°ππ°ΜΝ πΉπ°Μ1outer bark of a treeππ°ΝπΉπ°ππ°ΝπΉπ°ππ°ΝπππΉπ°
ππ°ΝπΌπ°ππΝππ°ΜΝπΌπ°ππΜΝ1branch or limb that has been broken off a tree2log3bridgeππ°Ν πΌπ°ππΝππ°ΝπΌπ°ππΝπΌπ°ππ°
ππ°πΌπ·ππ°Μπ½π·1jack (in a deck of cards)Quintero notes on page 256 of her Osage Dictionary that this term is "borrowed from English."
*ππ°πΌπ·ππ°ΜπΌπ·1enlarge a hole or splitThis term is a bound root which means that while this root has an idea attached to it, it cannot be used alone. It must have something else attached to it, often an instrumental prefix.
ππ°ΝπΌππΌπ·ππ°ΜΝπ½ππΌπ·1boxnoun2wooden boxnoun3coffernoun4trunknoun5thousandadjectiveThis term is used to express "thousand" because historically, payments to the Osage tribe by the U.S. government were done with boxes containing $1,000 each.ππ°ΝπΌππ°ππ°ΝπΌππ·ππ°ΝπΌππΌπ·
ππ°ΝπΌππΌπ· π»πΉπ° π°πΌπ°π΄π»Νππ°ΜΝπ½ππΌπ· π»ΜπΉπ° π°ΜπΌπ°π΄π»Ν1fasten the lid on a boxππ°ΝπΌππΌπ· π»πΉπ° π°πΌπ°πππ»Νππ°ΝπΌππΌπ·π»πΉπ°π°-πΌπ°-ππ·ππ· π»πΉπ° π°πΌπ°π΄π»ΝThis entry is composed of more than one word. Any conjugations need to be done on the LAST word.
ππ°ΝπΌππ·ππ°ΜΝπΌππ·1continuative aspect postverbal marker (indicating ongoing action or state in present, past, or future time) for 2nd singular lying down subject2second-person of ksheπΌππ·Dorsey notes that this term becomes ππ°ΝπΌππ» if the next word begins with a-.
ππ°ΝπΌππ° ππ»ΝπΉπ·ππ°ΜΝπΌππ° ππ»ΜΝπΉπ·Μ1sleep sitting upππ»ΝπΉπ·πΏπ»ΝπΏπ»Νπ·This entry is composed of more than one word. Any conjugations need to be done on the LAST word.
ππ°ΝπΏπ°Νππ·ππ°ΝπΏπ°ΜΝππ·1logbroad woodππ°ΝπΌππ°Νππ·ππ°ΝπΏπ°Νππ·
ππ°ΝπΏπππΌπ°ππ°ΜΝπΏπππΌπ°1horseflyππ°ΝπΌππ·ππΌπ°ππ°ΝπΌππ»ππΌπ°ππ°ΝπΌππππΌπ°
ππ°ΝπΏπππΌπ° ππ° πΏπ·ππ·ππ°ΜΝπΏπππΌπ° π
π° πΏπ·Μππ·1horsefly with a striped headππ°ΝπΌππ·ππΌπ° ππ° πΌππ·ππ·ππ°ΝπΏπππΌπ°ππ°πΏπ·ππ·
ππ°ΝπΏπππΌπ° ππ° πππΉπππ°ΜΝπΏπππΌπ° π
π° ππΜπΉπ1horsefly with a green head2green-headed horseflyππ°ΝπΌππ·ππΌπ° ππ° π'ππΉπππ°ΝπΌππππΌπ° ππ° πππΉπππ°ΝπΏπππΌπ°ππ°πππΉπ
ππ°ΝπΏπππΌπ° ππ°ππ·ππ°ΜΝπΏπππΌπ° ππ°Μππ·1black horseflyππ°ΝπΌππ»ππΌπ° ππ°ππ·ππ°ΝπΏπππΌπ°ππ°ππ·
ππ°ΝπΏπππΌπ° ππ°ΝπΌπ°ππ°ΜΝπΏπππΌπ° ππ°ΜΝπΌπ°1large horseflyππ°ΝπΌππ·ππΌπ° ππ°ΝπΌπ°ππ°ΝπΌππ»ππΌπ° ππ°ΝπΌπ°ππ°ΝπΌππππΌπ° ππ°ΝπΌπ°ππ°ΝπΏπππΌπ°ππ°ΝπΌπ°Dorsey lists this term as "the large horsefly," suggesting he is referring to a specific species rather than simply saying "large/big horsefly."
ππ°Νππ»ππ°ΜΝππ»Μπππ°ΜΝππ»1sugartree waterππ°ππ»ππ°ππ»π·ππ°Νππ»Quintero notes on page 257 of her Osage Dictionary (2009) that this term was "originally referring to maple sap or syrup."
ππ°Νππ» ππ»ππΝπ·ππ°ΜΝππ»Μ ππ»ΜππΝπ·1syrupππ°Νππ»
ππ°Νππ»πππππ°ΜΝππ»ΜπΜππ1sugar bowlππ°Νππ»πππ
ππ°Νππ°ππ·ππ°ΜΝππ°Μππ·1saw (for cutting wood)ππ°Νππ°ππ·
*ππ°ππ·ππ°Μππ·1peel2scrape off3pareThis term is a bound root which means that while this root has an idea attached to it, it cannot be used alone. It must have something else attached to it, often an instrumental prefix.