naⁿ-pe o-di-xda (ną́pe ódixdá)

ring, a finger ring (RR-quapaw)

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Dhegiha Language Family Comparison

• naⁿ-pe o-di-xda (ną́pe ódixdá) - ring, a finger ring (RR-Quapaw)
• noⁿ-be u-thi-xtha (noⁿbe uthixtha) - ring (Omaha)
• noⁿ-be u-thi-xtha (noⁿ-bé u-thi-xtha) - noⁿ-be, finger; u-thi-xtha, to thrust into, to-thrust-finger-into: a ring, ring for finger (FL-Osage)
• naⁿ-be o-yu-xla (naⁿbé oyúxla) - ring (Kanza)

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• naⁿ-pe o-za  (nąpé ozá) - fingers (RR-Quapaw)
• u-za-be (uçábe) - fingers (Omaha)
• sha-ge u-za-be (shá-ge u-ça-be) - fingers (FL-Osage)
• o-za-be (ozábe) - digits, fingers and toes (Kanza)

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• u-thi-xtha (u-thi-xtha) - to thrust in (FL-Osage)
• o-yu-xla-k'e (oyúxlak'é) - to thrust or punch into a hole with a spade, stick, etc. but not straight down, making an angle with the direction of the first thrust or digging, dig in at an angle, as with a spade, o-yu-xla-a-k'e (oyúxlaak'é) - I thrust or punch into a hole, o-yu-xla-ya-k'e (oyúxlayak'é) - you thrust or punch into a hole, o-yu-xla-k'e (oyúxlak'é) - he/she/it thrust or punch into a hole, aⁿ-go-yu-xla-k'a-be (aⁿgóyuxlak'abe) - we thrust or punch into a hole, o-yu-xla-ya-k'a-be (oyúxlayak'abe) - you plural, thrust or punch into a hole, o-yu-xla-k'a-be (oyúxlak'ábe) - they thrust or punch into a hole (Kanza)