food

aéstomemésėhestȯtse   na. potato, bistort. Lit: false-food This word is used in Oklahoma. Plural aéstomemésėhéstoto, (another recording); Montana Dialect mésėhestȯtse₂. Category: food.

aéstomevé'keemahpe   ni. artificial sugar. See: nétȧhévevé'keemahpe. Category: new, food.

áhoemȧhōō'o   na. cantaloupe. See: mȧhōō'o. Category: food.

amėstȧhonoo'o   ni. long loaf of bread. Plural amėstȧhonóonȯtse. See: honoo'o. Category: food.

amėške   ni. grease, oil, lard. heóveamėške butter (lit. yellow-lard). amȧho'héamėške gasoline (lit. car-lard). Simplified Spelling amshk; Non-diminutive ame ‘pemmican’. See: ame. Morph: /amehk/. Category: food.

anonévee'tose   ni. yampah, carrots. Lit: hang-four-together?? Usage: This word is not well known today. Category: check. Refers to either a wild or domesticated plant. Probably traditionally refers to yampa; Grinnell lists this Ch. term as Carum gairdneri (H. & A.) A. Gray); modern term Perideridia gairdneri (H. & A.) Math.; the Cheyenne term seems to have something to do with four wild roots (typically) being together in a bunch. See: heóve-mo'ȯhtá'éne 'yellow turnips'. Category: food, plants.

é'komȧhonoo'o   ni. pancake. Lit: grease-fried Variant: e'kȯsé'hasēō'o; Plural é'komȧhonóonȯtse. Category: food.

e'kȯsé'hasēō'o   ni. pancake. Lit: turned.over Variant: é'komȧhonoo'o. See: e'ȯsé'hasēō'o ‘pancake’. Category: food.

énȧhéno   ni. gravy, sauce, pudding, berry pudding. For some speakers this only refers to gravy, not to berry pudding. Énȧhéno ná-mese. I ate gravy. Alice Russell taught the following saying to her children and grandchildren: Tséstsėhetóma'o'e náhéseéšee'e vóhkooheho naa énȧhéno návé'šeéšeenoto. This land where I grew up, from rabbits and gravy I grew up. See: -énȧhené ‘fill’. Category: food, berries, sayings.

énano'émȧhtáme   ni. vegetables. Lit: planted-food Ques: how commonly known is this word?? See: máhtáme ‘food’. Category: food, check.

énano'émȧhtáme'haná   vai. vegetable.eat. É-énano'émȧhtáme'hāna. He is eating vegetables. Category: eat, food, check.

éstȧhonoo'o   ni. oven bread. Lit: inside(oven)-baked See: honoo'o; xamaekóhkonȯhēō'o. Category: food, check.

-éve'tomo'he   vai. forage, go around for a food handout. É-éve'tomo'he. He's going around asking for food. See: -véestomo'he. Category: food, eat.

-évotseehe   vai. forage, search for food. É-évotseehe. He's searching for food. See: -évotsėhetȧhéóhtse. Category: food.

-évotsėhetȧhéohtsé   vai. forage, go about searching for food, rustle for food. people, cats, and other animals do this. É-évotsėhetȧhéóhtse. He went looking for food. See: -évotseehe; Otséóhtsé'e. Category: cats, food.

-éxoeno'é   vai. peel, husk. É-éxoenō'e. He's husking (corn). Category: food.

-háeesenehe   vai. have plenty to eat, have much meat. Meat is an essential part of the Cheyenne diet. If there is plenty of meat, it is considered that there is plenty of food to eat. É-háeesenehe. He has lots of meat; he has plenty to eat. Éstanėhešėho-háeesenėhésesto. It is said they had plenty to eat (reportative). [1980:3:65] See: á'etse; oótȧháme-. Category: food, eat.

háestȯhestam   vai. have much food. É-háestȯhestāma He has a lot of food. [When Bird Woman Went to the Gathering.068] Category: food.

háhnomȧhépano'ėhasēō'o   ni. honey. Lit: bee-syrup Variant: háhnomápano'ėhasēō'o. Phon: vs See: pano'ėhasēō'o. Category: food.

háhnomápano'ėhasēō'o   ni. honey. Lit: bee-syrup Variant: háhnomȧhépano'ėhasēō'o. Phon: vs Category: food.

ha'háeéno'émahpe   ni. vinegar. Lit: strong-taste-water Non-reduplicated -háeéno'e; Synonym tséha'háeéno'e mahpe. See: -hoháeéno'e. Category: taste, food.

-hátȯxovȧhá'ené   vai. carry food back and forth. É-hátȯxovȧhá'éne. She's carrying food back and forth (for instance, at a feast). fai: -ahá'ené. Category: food, cook.

-hávėsévo'tá   vii. bad sit, sit bad, moldy. for example, of bread, meat, jam. É-hávėsévó'ta. It's moldy. Category: food, quality.

he'éhesono   na. Gram: pl Gram: dim rice. Same word as he'éhesono 'little maggots' because rice kernels look like little maggots. See: he'éhéso ‘maggot’. Category: food.

he'émȧhaemenȯtse   ni. Gram: pl squaw corn. Ques: new?? Category: food.

he'kȧhá'éó'o   vai. stew. Usage: od See: hohpe; -he'kȧhá'ené ‘cook until tender’. Category: food, Oklahoma.

-he'ke   vii. tender, soft, fragile, weak. can refer to tender meat. É-he'ke. It's tender. Antonym -he'konó. See: -ta'pahe. Category: texture, food.

he'koneame   ni. cheese. he'konéame (another pronunciation) ?? Variant: he'koneamėške. Category: food, check.

he'koneamėške   ni. cheese. Lit: hard-lard Ques: he'konéamėške?? he'konéamėške (another pronunciation) ?? Variant: he'koneame. Ques: recheck both variants?? Category: check, food.

he'kone'éemȧsono   na. Gram: pl macaroni. Lit: hard-snots (another recording) Námévoo'o he'kone'éemȧsono. I'm eating macaroni. Náhohtóvanoto he'kone'éemȧsono. I bought macaroni. BodyPartMedial -'éeme. Category: food.

he'kóovėhoésanéstotȯtse   ni. Gram: pl cereal, cold cereal. Lit: wet floating things he'kovėhóehesonéstotȯtse ?? Usage: od Montana Dialect he'kóovėhoéseonȯtse. See: He'kóovo'sóestanéstotȯtse. Category: food, check.

he'kóovėhoéseonȯtse   ni. Gram: pl cereal, cold cereal. Lit: wet floating things (another pronunciation) Ques: he'kóovėhoéseonȯtse ?? Usage: md Oklahoma Dialect he'kóovėhoésanéstotȯtse. Category: food, check.

He'kóovo'sóestanéstotȯtse   ni. cereal. Ques: compare other pronunciations See: He'kóovėhoésanéstotȯtse. Category: food, check.

-he-mésėhéstove   vai. have food. É-he-mésėhéstove. He has food. Usage: This is said naturally. See: -he-stame ‘have food’; -mésehe ‘eat’. Category: food.

henenéenȧhéno   ni. catsup, catsup. Lit: tomato-gravy Synonym ma'óomȧšé'šestȯtse. See: énȧhéno ‘gravy’. Category: food.

heóveame   ni. butter. (another pronunciation) Variant: heóveamėške. Category: food, Oklahoma.

heóveamėške   ni. butter. (another recording) Lit: yellow-lard Variant: heóveame. Category: food.

heóveénȧháno   ni. corn meal. Category: food. Lit: yellow-pudding See: énȧháno.

heóvėhó'oohémȧhóó'o   na. pumpkin. Lit: yellow-cooking-melon Category: food.

heóvemȧhōō'o   na. pumpkin, cantelope. another recording Variant: heóvėhó'oohémȧhóó'o. Category: food.

heóvemo'óhta'e   na. rutabaga. Lit: yellow-turnip Plural heóvemo'ȯhtá'éne. The plural is also a less common term for 'carrots' than anonévee'tose. See: mo'óhta'e ‘turnip’. Category: food, check.

-he-stame   inc.n. have food. É-he-stame. He has food. Ques: Get pitches for 3rd pl. ?? Phon: vs Category: check. See: héstáme; -he-mésėhéstove. Category: food.

héstáme   ni. Gram: poss his/her food. Plural hestamȯtse. The plural refers to different kinds of food such as crackers and cookies. See: máhtáme. Category: food.

-he-stámee'e   vai. have food sitting. É-he-stámee'e. He has food, while sitting. Phon: vs See: -htámé; máhtáme; héstáme; mésėhestȯtse. Category: food, sit.

hestoénove   ni. fruit dish. traditional food, for example, mixed berries; today can be fruit from a can. See: -hestoénove. Ques: tóe or toé?? Category: food, check.

heškóvemȧhōō'o   na. cucumber, pickles ?? Category: check. Lit: prickly-melon Usage: od Category: food.

-hóahá'ené   vai. take out food, bring out food. This is an important part of the Sun Dance. It typically refers to when a Sun Dance painter's family brings its food out of the lodge and eats it. The family has been paid for the painter's services with food. É-hóahá'éne. She's bringing out the food. É-hóahá'eneo'o. They are taking out the food. Antonym -éstȧhá'ené; fai: -ahá'ené. See: -nȯhóahá'ené. Category: food, Sun Dance.

-hóestȧhá'ené   vai. bring out the food. especially about when a painter's wife at a Sun Dance brings out the food she and her family will eat. É-hóestȧhá'éne. She is bringing out the food. fai: -ahá'ené. Category: ceremonial, Sun Dance, food.

-hoháéána   vai. be very hungry. Ná-hoháéána. I am very hungry. Phon: redup Non-reduplicated -háeaná. Category: food.

hohpe   ni. broth, soup. especially refers to broth, not thicker soup or stew. Etym: *apopyi. See: -hohpééhá'ené; mo'ȯhtávėhohpe; véhpotséhohpe. Category: food.

-ho'ȧhá'ené   vai. bring food. É-ho'ȧhá'éne. She brought food. É-ho'ȧhá'eneo'o. They brought food. for example, for an Indian wedding meal. fai: ahá'ené. See: -novo'é; -ho'óohtanȯxévaen. Category: food, Indian wedding.

-ho'e   vii. raw. É-ho'e. It is raw. vai: -ho'eta. See: ho'évohkȯhtse; -ho'ėspȧho'tá; Xo'ėhéhe; xo'é-; nėxo'é-. Etym: *aškenwi/aškanyiiwi ??. Category: check, food.

-ho'e'haná₁   vai. eat raw food. É-ho'e'hāna. He ate raw food. Homonym -ho'e'haná₂ ‘bring gifts to pay for Indian return wedding meal’. See: -ho'e. Category: food, eat.

ho'enohko   na. tuber, Jerusalem artichoke, sunchoke. Variant: ho'enoo'o; Plural ho'enóhkono; Obviative ho'enóhkono. Category: food.

-ho'eta   vai. raw - be. É-ho'eta. He is raw. for example, of raw kidney (animate). vii: -ho'e; Preverb xo'é-. Category: cook, food.

ho'oohémȧhóó'o   na. 1 • squash.

2 • pumpkin. Lit: cooking-melon Usage: This word is used for pumpkin in Okla. Category: food.

-ho'óohtanov   vta. bring food home to s.o. É-ho'óohtanovóho. He brought food home to him. Synonym -ho'óohtanovot. See: -hóohtanová; -htóohtanováhtotȯtse. Category: food.

ho'sȧhtsenáénȧhéno   ni. oatmeal. Lit: slobbery-gravy See: matsemenȯtse; énȧhéno. Category: food.

-ho'xe'e   vai. eat along with food. for example, eating pickles, catsup, or mustard along with other food; can also be used of spreading lard on bread as a substitute for butter. É-ho'xe'e. He's eating something with his food. É-ho'xé'eo'o. They are eating something with their food. Category: food.

ho'xé'ėstȯtse   na. condiment. Plural ho'xé'ėstoto. Category: food.

hó'xėstóha   ni. corn pemmican, corn balls. a traditional food. See: hó'xėstoo'o. Category: food.

hó'xėstóó'o   ni. corn pemmican. Corn is parched, ground, sweetened, and made into balls. See: hó'xėstoha. Category: food.

homotoo'o   ni. food in a pot. Food that is cooked and in a pot, for example, stew. Focus seems to be on the food in the pot, not the pot itself. Plural homotóonȯtse. The plural refers to pots of food. Croft 1948 glossed this as 'boiled meat'. Category: food, cook, containers.

-hóohtȧhá'ené   vai. take food home. É-hóohtȧhá'éne. She's taking food home. fai: -ahá'ené. See: -hóohtanová. Category: food.

-hóohtanov   vta. take food home for s.o. Tȧ-hóohtanoveha! Take food home for him! Category: food.

-hóohtanová   vai. take food home. Esp. refers to taking food home from a feast. This is considered culturally appropriate and is encouraged. Not just leftovers are taken home, but nice platefuls of meat and other food. É-hóohtanōva. She took food home. Tȧ-hóohtanōvȧhtse! Take food home! Final -anová. See: -hóohtȧhá'ené. Category: carry, food, eat.

hoo'kȯhtse   ni. ear of corn. Translation is uncertain; possibly refers to corn husk. Usage: sg. rarely used Phon: apoc Plural hoó'kóhtsėstse. See: mȧhaemenȯtse; ma'óhkéé'e. Possessive -htoó'kȯhtamȯtse. Category: food.

-hotsénomo'he   vai. beg, ask for food, get commodities, get rations. É-hotsénomo'he. He begged for food. Ques: mó'he?? Náto'sėhé-hotsénomo'he. I'm going to go beg for food. This is the modern way of saying 'go get commodities/government rations'. vta: -hotsénov. Category: food, check.

-hotsénov   vta. beg food from s.o., ask for food from s.o. É-hotsénovóho. He begged food from him. Móxhósetó'nėšė-hotsénovȯhevóhe mȧhtamȧháaheho. He asked an old lady for food the same way as before. [1987:316] vai: -hotsénomo'he. See: -hotséehe; -véestomev; -nȯhtsėstov. Category: food.

-hoxeohtsé   vai. rot. for example, of milk, meat, a tree, etc. É-hoxeōhtse. It's rotting. See: -hoxeotse; -hoxeéno'e; -he'kotȯxeotse; -hó'xeotse. Category: food.

-hoxeotse   vii. rotten, rancid, spoiled. for example, milk or meat. É-hoxeotse. It is rotten. Etym: cf. *aθetwi ‘it is rotten’.

vai. rotten, no good. Category: figurative. When said of a person it can be used idiomatically to indicate that the speaker feels that person is no good. See: -hoxeohtsé; -hoxeéno'e; -he'kotȧxeotse; -hó'xeotse. Category: food.

-hoxotá   vai. issue food, distribute commodities, distribute rations, serve food, feed, distribute food, give out rations (or commodities), issue commodities. É-hoxōta. He issued commodities. tsé-hoxōtȧhtse the one who issues commodities. héva mésėhestȯtse hová'éhe tsé-hoxotávȯse perhaps whatever food they feed. [1987:227] vta: -hoxom. See: -votséno'hová. Category: food.

hoxotahtȯtse   ni. ration. Plural hoxotáhtotȯtse. Category: food.

kóhkonėhēō'o   ni. bread. (another recording) Plural kóhkonėheonȯtse; Variant: kóhkonȯhēō'o. See: xamaekóhkonȯhēō'o ‘oven bread’. Category: food.

kóhkonȯhēō'o   ni. bread. Usage: more common pronunciation than kóhkonėhēō'o

kóhkonȯheonēso   ni. 1 • little bread, cookie. Some may use this word for 'cookie'. Variant: vé'keekóhkonȯhēō'o; Non-diminutive kóhkonȯheo'o.

2 • cracker. Usage: od Plural kóhkonȯheonėsonȯtse. Category: food.

Kóhkonȯhēō'o néxhéoxomėstse! Feed me bread! (owls cry this). Variant: kóhkonėhēō'o; Diminutive kóhkonȯheonēso; baby talk: koosēō'o. Phon: vs See: vé'ho'ékȯhkonȯhēō'o; kókó'e; tsėhésekóhkonȯhēō'o. Category: food.

kóhkonȯheonēso   ni. 1 • little bread, cookie. Some may use this word for 'cookie'. Variant: vé'keekóhkonȯhēō'o; Non-diminutive kóhkonȯheo'o.

2 • cracker. Usage: od Plural kóhkonȯheonėsonȯtse. Category: food.

Kóhkonȯhēō'o néxhéoxomėstse! Feed me bread! (owls cry this). Variant: kóhkonėhēō'o; Diminutive kóhkonȯheonēso; baby talk: koosēō'o. Phon: vs See: vé'ho'ékȯhkonȯhēō'o; kókó'e; tsėhésekóhkonȯhēō'o. Category: food.

kóhkonȯheonēso   ni. 1 • little bread, cookie. Some may use this word for 'cookie'. Variant: vé'keekóhkonȯhēō'o; Non-diminutive kóhkonȯheo'o.

2 • cracker. Usage: od Plural kóhkonȯheonėsonȯtse. Category: food.

kókó'e   p. bread. Usage: baby talk similar in meaning to 'here, eat!'. See: kóhkonȯhēō'o. Category: food, baby talk.

koosēō'o   vai. small bread. Usage: baby talk Ques: record this?? Ques: koóséó'o ?? Phon: vs See: kóhkonȯhēō'o. Category: food, check.

mȧháeme   ni. corn kernel. Usage: rare as singular Phon: iah Plural mȧhaemenȯtse ‘corn’. possibly has noun stem for 'berry', -me(ne), cf. pl. menȯtse 'berries'; perhaps the kernels are viewed as berry-like; corn for eating is referred to with the grammatical plural and is usually translated simply as 'corn', not as 'kernels of corn'. See: hoo'kȯhtse; -mȧhaét; -mȧhaésta; ma'óhkéé'e. Category: food.

mȧhaemenékohkonȯhēō'o   ni. corn bread. Category: food.

mȧhaemenépénȯhéó'o   ni. cornmeal. See: pénȯhéó'o. Category: food.

mȧhaemenȯtse   ni. Gram: pl corn, corn kernels. This word is usually plural because there are multiple kernels when this is cooked and eaten; rare in the singular. (another recording) Singular mȧháeme. See: xamaemȧhaemenȯtse ‘Indian corn’. Category: food.

mȧhaemenȯtse tsépéene   ni. cornmeal. See: pénȯhéo'o. Category: food, food.

-mȧhaénenené   vai. pick up food. for example, as a squirrel does, picking up food off the ground. É-mȧhaénenēne. He's picking food up off the ground. Category: food.

-mȧhéno'sané   vai. search.food. Ques: mȧhéen?? Náohkeéeameōhtse hó'eéve-mȧhéno'sanéto. I walk around whenever I look for food. [The Nighthawk.019] Category: food, check.

mȧhōhko   na. Gram: dim cantaloupe, small melon. Plural mȧhohkono; Non-diminutive mȧhōō'o. See: mȧho'xeno. Category: food.

máhtáme   ni. Gram: poss food. This word takes full inflections for personal possessive prefixes, with "older" Algonquian high-pitch pronominal prefixes, and number of the possessed object (food). náhtáme my food. néstáme your (sg) food. héstáme his food. nȧhtámáne our (excl.) food. nėstámane our (incl.) food. nėstámévo your (pl) food. nestámévo your (pl) food (variant). hestámévo their food. hestámevótse their foods. For example, words for corn, which is plural, because there are plural kernels. nȧhtamȯtse my foods. Stem -htámé. Morph: /ma-htámé/. See: mésėhestȯtse; mátȧhémȧhtáme. Category: food.

ma'emóneške   na. red bean. Usage: rare as singular Plural ma'emonėškeho. Category: food.

ma'heónemáhtáme   ni. spiritual food. new word. See: máhtáme ‘food’. Category: food, sacred.

-ma'xemeneve   vai. be an apple. apple is animate in Montana, but inanimate in Okla. É-ma'xemeneve. It is an apple. Category: food.

mata   na. pickle, peyote. Plural mátaho; Obviative mátaho. Morph: /mátah/. Ques: does it also mean cactus?? Category: check. See: véhonemata; heškóvemata; véhonemata; -mátȧhéve'haná; -mátȧhémahpe. Category: plants, food.

matsemenȯtse   Gram: pl ni. oats. Common folk etymologies give the literal meaning either as 'pus-berries', perhaps because when cooked up as oatmeal it looks like snot, or, 'feces-berries.' Some speakers prefer to say ho'sȧhtsenáénȧhéno because it doesn't sound bad like matsemenȯtse does. See: matse; ho'sȧhtsenáénȧhéno; mátse. Category: food.

méhmemenȯtse   ni. Gram: pl 1 • snakeweed. a native pepper with green berries, probably found on the méhmemenó'ėstse bushes?? Category: check.

2 • pepper. Lit: serpent-berries Variant: méhnemenȯtse. Usage: Today this pronunciation seems more common than méhnemenȯtse. See: méhne. Category: food.

méhnemenȯtse   ni. Gram: pl pepper. Variant: méhmemenȯtse. Lit: monster-berries Category: food.

mé'omotah   vta. find food for s.o. Ques: recheck gloss?? Category: check, food.

méomáhtáme   ni. breakfast. Lit: morning-food See: -htamé; máhtáme; méomésėhestȯtse. Category: food, new.

méomésėhestȯtse   ni. breakfast. Usage: possibly OD See: méomáhtáme ‘breakfast’. Category: food.

mésėhestȯtse₁   ni. food. Lit: eating thing (another recording) Plural mésėhéstotȯtse; Homonym mésėhestȯtse. It is not easy to explain the difference between mésėhestȯtse and máhtáme. One explanation is that mésėhestȯtse is more like groceries while máhtáme is food at home, such as in a pantry. Phon: This is pronounced the same as mésėhestȯtse 'potato'. See: mésėhestȯtse₂ ‘potato’; máhtáme. Category: food.

mésėhestȯtse₂   na. potato. Ná-mévoo'o mésėhéstoto. I'm eating potatoes. Phon: The singular is pronounced the same as mésėhestȯtse meaning 'food': Homonym mésėhestȯtse₁ ‘food’; Oklahoma Dialect aéstomemésėhestȯtse; Plural mésėhéstoto; Obviative mésėhéstoto. See: ho'enoo'o. Homonym mésėhestȯtse₁ ‘food’; Plural mésėhéstoto; Obviative mésėhéstoto. Category: food.

méstaévȧhonoo'o   ni. ghost bread, bogeyman bread, boogeyman bread. (another recording) It is said that white people call this skillet bread. Then, the words for skillet bread (below) might not be needed. Boogeyman bread is baked or cooked in a skillet. Néške'e, néto'setónėšemanėstsénone méstaévȧhonoo'o? Mother, how do we make boogeyman bread? Ques: recheck that claim about skillet bread?? Category: check. Oklahoma Dialect tsėhésekóhkonȯhēō'o. See: táxȧhonoo'o ‘skillet bread’; táho'kȧhonoo'o ‘skillet bread’; tónovȧhonoo'o ‘skillet bread’; vétšėškévȧhonoo'o ‘fry bread’; xamaekóhkonȯhēō'o ‘oven bread’; éstȧhonoo'o ‘oven bread’. Category: food.

-móhenȧhá'ené   vai. gather food. to bring food together, especially to a meal such as a potluck. É-móhenȧhá'eneo'o. They brought food (to the meal). Final -ahá'ené. Category: food.

mo'óhkonavekóhkonȯhēō'o   ni. cracker. Usage: md Plural mo'óhkonavekóhkonȯheonȯtse. Lit: hard.dried-breads See: tóhkonavekóhkonȯhēō'o ‘cracker (Okla. dialect)’. Category: food.

mo'óhkonavekóhkonȯheonȯtse   ni. hard tack pieces, crackers. Category: food.

mo'ȯhtáe-kóhkonȯhēō'o   ni. brown bread. whole wheat bread. Lit: black-bread Category: food, food.

mo'óhta'e   na. Indian turnip, prairie turnip, breadroot, turnip. Phon: iah Variant: mo'kóhta'e; Plural mo'ȯhtá'éne; Obviative mo'ȯhtá'éne. Category: food.

-monėstámané   vai. gather food. É-monėstámáne. He gathered food. See: máhtáme ‘food’. Category: food.

móneške   na. bean. Usage: rare as sg. Phon: iah Etym: cf. M masku:ciihsaeh (dim.). Plural monėškeho; Obviative monėškeho. Category: food.

monėškeho   na. Gram: pl beans. Usage: Usually only said as a plural. Singular móneške. Émévóho monnėškeho. He is eating beans. vétšėškévȧhonoo'o naa monėškeho frybread and beans. Category: food.

náhkȯhematȯtse   ni. Gram: pl prunes. Synonym mo'ȯhtáema'xemeno. See: matse. Category: food, check.

náhtáme   ni. Gram: poss my food. Possessive -htámé. See: máhtáme. Category: food.

nastámáne   ni. Gram: poss our (excl) food. Possessive -htámé; Variant: nȧhtámáne. Category: food.

-nėsóome'há'ené   vai. heat food. Ná-nėsóome'há'éne. I'm heating food. fai: = -ahá'ené. Category: cook, food, temperature.

néstáme   ni. Gram: poss your food. Stem -htámé. See: máhtáme. Category: food.

nėxo'mévéhe   na. watermelon. Lit: raw-eating thing ?? Category: check. Plural nėxo'mévėheo'o; Obviative nėxo'mévėheho ??. Category: check. Oklahoma Dialect mȧhōō'o. See: mȧhōō'o. Category: food.

no'anenestȯtse   ni. topping. Lit: included thing for example, for a pizza. Category: food, check.

-noóestoh(n)   vta. dip out s.o. quickly. Ná-noóestȯhnoo'o he'éhesono. I spooned out the rice quickly. Category: food, record.

-nóohá   vti. dip out s.t., bail s.t., ladle s.t., scoop s.t. for example, ladle water for drinking, or dip soup onto a plate. É-nóóha. He dipped it out. Nóoohtse! Ladle it out! Nóohomeo'o! Dip it out (then)! See: -nóohtá; -nóohomev; -noóestoh(n). Etym: *kwa:pahamwa ‘he dipped it out’. Category: liquid, food.

-nóosané   vai. sip, drink from a container. for example, from a bowl or dipper. É-nóósáne. He drank from a bowl. vti: -nóohtá. See: -mane; -nomené; -noosané. Category: food, drink.

-novo'é   vai. take along food. É-novō'e. He took along food. vta: -novo'é'seh. See: -novo'eohtsé; -notané; -no'óovo'he; -notané. Etym: cf. O nawapo. Category: food.

-novo'é'seh   vta. take along food for s.o. É-novo'é'sėhóho. He sent food along with him. Ma'xe-novo'é'šėšeo'o! Take along a big lunch for me! [The Man Who Turned Into Buffalo Bones.026] Category: food.

novo'eohtsestȯtse   ni. lunchbox, trip food container. See: novo'estȯtse. Category: food, containers.

novo'estȯtse   ni. food taken along; packed lunch. he-novo'estȯtse his packed lunch. [1987:267] vai: -novo'é. See: novo'eohtsestȯtse. Category: food.

novo'estȯtse tsé'ȯhkevé'hó'ta   vii. lunch pail. Category: containers, food.

-o'hémonóvá   vai. hang scanty amount of dry meat. É-o'hémonóva. She has a scanty amount of dry meat hanging. fai: -onóvá. Category: meat, food.

oó'xȯseo'o   ni. nut, peanut, pecan. Lit: crack-by.mouth(.thing) Phon: vs Plural oó'xȯseonȯtse. Usage: This word is not widely known. See: -ó'xóhtá; -oó'xóhtá. Category: food.

oó'xȯseonéame   ni. peanut butter. Usage: This word is not widely known. See: ame. Category: food.

otaesémene   ni. walnut. Lit: pierced-nose-berry Plural otaesémenȯtse. Category: food.

ová'kemonėškeho   na. Gram: pl peas. Lit: round-beans See: móneške ‘bean’. Category: food.

-oxom   fta. feed s.o., feed s.o. to death. Éáhan-ȯxomóho. He fed him to death / he fed him so much he got sick. Tȧhé-oxomeha nėstōtse! Go feed your pet! Kóhkonȯhēō'o néxhé-oxomėstse! Feed me bread! (owls cry this). vta: -hoxom. Category: eat, food.

páevȧhonoo'o   ni. (anything) roasted. especially roast corn. Lit: ashes-roasted Phon: vs Category: food.

pánėstséhohpe   ni. bean soup. Lit: fart-soup Usage: a joking word See: hohpe ‘soup’. Category: food.

pano'ėhasēō'o   ni. syrup. See: háhnomȧhépano'ėhasēō'o ‘honey’; -pano'ohá ‘spread s.t.’. Category: food.

pano'ėhēō'o   ni. spread. for example, peanut butter or jam. (another recording) Category: food.

-pénȯhtomev   vta. chew food for s.o. É-pénȯhtomevóho. He chewed food for him. See: -pénomev. Category: food.

-pénom   vta. chew up s.o. fine. Ná-pénómo. I chewed him up fine. É-pénomóho. He chewed him up fine. vti: -pénóhtá; Reduplicated -pé'penom; Final -om. See: -pénomev. Category: food.

-pénomev   vta. chew food for s.o. This is premasticating food, especially for a baby. É-pénomevóho. He chewed food for him. See: -pénȯhtomev. Category: food, eat.

-poe'hahtsé   vti. 1 • slam down s.t., throw down s.t. É-poe'hāhtse. He slammed it down. Ques: check recording poeh?? vai: -póe'hasené. See: nȧhóhpo; -anȧha'hahtsé; -póehá; -póehahtsé. Category: move.

2 • devour s.t. entirely. Category: figurative. É-poe'hahtsénóvo. They ate it all up like it was nothing. See: -mȧhaéstá. Category: eat, food, check.

póhanēō'o   ni. baking powder. See: póho'sanestȯtse ‘yeast’. Category: food. Lit: swelling.up(.thing) Phon: vs

póho'sanestȯtse   ni. yeast. Synonym póho'sēō'o. See: póhanēō'o ‘baking powder’. Category: food.

pó'po'ėho'hémȧhaemenȯtse   ni. Gram: pl popcorn. See: mȧhaemenȯtse. Category: food.

-pónomešé   vai. left with nothing. Lit: nothing-lie especially to have no food left. É-pónomēše. He's has nothing left. See: -pónohtá. Category: lie, food.

sóhkomemésėhestȯtse   na. French fry. Plural sóhkomemésėhéstoto. Category: food, new.

táho'kȧhonoo'o   ni. skillet bread. Synonym táxȧhonoo'o, tónovȧhonoo'o. See: méstaévȧhonoo'o ‘boogeyman bread’. Category: food.

ta'emenonȯtse   ni. Gram: pl Indian hominy. It is cooked then dried; not treated with lye. See: vé'ho'éta'emenonȯtse; mȧhaemenȯtse. Category: food.

táxȧhonoo'o   ni. skillet bread. Synonym táho'kȧhonoo'o, tónovȧhonoo'o. See: méstaévȧhonoo'o ‘boogeyman bread’. Phon: vs Category: food.

-táxeetóné   vai. have plenty of meat. É-táxeetóne. He has plenty of meat. Naa nėhē'še mósta-táxeetónėhevóhe, hena'háanéhe héne mésėhestȯtse tséstama'xeamȧhévȯse. And then they had plenty, that's when they got plenty of food. [1987:96] Synonym -tsėhetonóvá. See: -háeesenehe; oótȧháme-. Category: check, food.

toe'hanahtȯtse   ni. popsicle, ice cream. Category: new. Ques: recheck pronunciation and spelling ?? Category: check. See: tsé-tóno. Category: food.

tóhkonavekóhkonȯhēō'o   ni. cracker. Lit: skinny-bread Usage: od Plural tóhkonavekóhkonȯheonȯtse. See: mo'óhkonavekóhkonȯheo'o ‘cracker (Montana dialect)’. Category: food, Oklahoma.

tó'ėsemónėškeho   na. green beans, string beans. Lit: long-beans Category: food.

tó'hovȧhonoo'o   ni. pie. Lit: between(.crusts)-baked(-thing) Usage: Some people may also use this word for a sandwich. See: honoo'o ‘anything roasted or baked’; -tó'hovanené ‘make a sandwich’. Category: food.

-tó'omo'enȯhéotse   vai. unable to move so full of food, uncomfortable from eating too much. Ná-tó'omo'enȯhéotse. I'm unable to move I'm so full (of food). Category: food, eat.

tónovȧhonoo'o   ni. skillet bread, pan bread. Lit: thick-baked Synonym táho'kȧhonoo'o, táxȧhonoo'o. See: éstȧhonoo'o. Category: food.

tsé-áesto'ene   vii. hash. or anything else that is mixed together. See: -áesto'én. Category: food.

tsé-ha'háeéno'e   vii. Gram: ppl chile, chili. Lit: that.which.hot.tastes (another recording) Category: food.

tséha'háeéno'e mahpe   vii. Gram: ppl vinegar. Lit: water that tastes strong Synonym ha'háeéno'émahpe; vii: -ha'háeéno'e. Category: food, taste.

tsėhésekóhkonȯhēō'o   ni. boogeyman bread. Lit: Cheyenne-bread Usage: od, said to be an Oklahoma Cheyenne word See: méstaévȧhonoo'o ‘boogeyman bread’. Category: food.

-tsėhetȯxomeváen   vta. feed s.o. this. hápó'e mó-tsėhetȯxomeváenėhéhe He must have been fed the same thing. See: hoxom. Category: food.

tsé-hoxōtȧhtse   vai. Gram: ppl the one who issues commodities, server. vai: -hoxotá. See: tséohkevotséno'hováhtse. Category: food.

tsé-nonomō'ta   vii. jello. Lit: that which quivers Category: food.

tseohke-pano'ohe   vii. bread spread, jam, peanut butter. Lit: that which is spread on Category: food.

tséohke-votséno'hōvȧhtse   Gram: ppl waitress, waiter. vai: -votséno'hová. See: -hoxotá ‘serve food’; tsé-hoxōtȧhtse ‘server’; hoxotáve'ho'á'e ‘waitress’; hoxotáve'ho'e ‘waiter’. Category: new, food.

tsé-tó'hovane   vii. sandwich. Lit: that which is in between See: -tó'hovan. Category: food.

tsétóno   vii. ice cream. Lit: that which is cold See: -tonó ‘cold’; toe'hanahtȯtse. Category: food.

véhpȧsékȯhkonȯhēō'o   ni. white bread. that is, white yeast bread. Lit: hollow-belly-bread Ques: Why was it called this?? BodyPartMedial -asé₂. See: vé'ho'ékȯhkonȯhēō'o; kóhkonȯhēō'o. Category: food, check.

vé'ėstovemésėhestȯtse   ni. fast food. Category: new. Ques: recheck with others for meaning ?? Category: check. See: mésėhestȯtse ‘food’. Category: food.

vé'ho'ékȯhkonėhēō'o   ni. bakery bread, white bread. Lit: whiteman-bread See: véhpȧsékȯhkonȯhēō'o; kóhkonȯhēō'o. Phon: vs Category: food.

vé'ho'éta'emenonȯtse   ni. Gram: pl hominy. Lit: whiteman-hominy whiteman kind of corn treated with lye. See: mȧhaemenȯtse; ta'emenonȯtse. Category: food.

vé'keahonoo'o   ni. cake. Lit: sweet-baked Plural vé'keahonóonȯtse. Phon: vs Category: food.

vé'keekóhkonȯhēō'o   ni. cookie. Lit: sweet-bread Plural vé'keekóhkonȯheonȯtse; Variant: kóhkonȯheonēso. See: vé'keahonoo'o; kóhkonȯhēō'o. Category: food.

vé'keemahpe   ni. sugar, candy. Lit: sweet-water probably named for the process of making sugar from maple syrup. Plural vé'keemāhpėstse ‘candies’. Category: food.

vénemahpe   ni. vinegar. Lit: sour-water Usage: od Category: food, Oklahoma.

vétšėškévȧhonoo'o   ni. frybread, fry bread. Lit: grease-fried (another recording) The plural is used for pieces of frybread: Plural vétšėškévȧhonóonȯtse. Hena'háanéhe éohkenėhešemanėhénėstse vétšėškévȧhonóonȯtse. That's how frybread is made. See: amėškévȧhonoo'o. Category: food.

vóhka'éhe   na. banana. Lit: crooked-one Variant: vóhka'eme, vóhka'émene; Plural vóhka'éheo'o, vóhka'éheono. Category: berries, food. Ques: recheck?? Category: check.

vóhka'éheme   ni. banana. Plural vóhka'éhemeno. Usage: od Category: berries, food, Oklahoma.

vóhka'eme   na. banana. Variant: vóhka'émene, vóhka'éhe; Plural vóhka'émeno. Category: berries, food.

vóhka'émene   na. banana. Variant: vóhka'éhe; Plural vóhka'émeno. Category: food, berries.

vóhpevóneške   na. white bean. See: móneške. Usage: rare as sg. Plural vóhpevonėškeho; Obviative vóhpevonėškeho. See: móneške. Category: food.

vóhpoma'ȯhtse   ni. salt. Lit: white-dirt Vóhpoma'ȯhtse mó'éohkeno'ane, hénová'éto Quizlet, tséohkėhestohe, mó'éohkemésėstove? Is salt put on it, what is Quizlet, as it is said, is it eaten? That is a humorous way of responding to something new and not understood, such as the word "Quizlet". Ques: Is this also a Cheyenne name?? Category: check. See: ma'oma'ȯhtse ‘red earth’. Category: food, names, sayings.

vó'komeamėške   ni. lard. Lit: white-grease 'lard' also pronounced just amėške. Category: food.

vó'omemo'ȯhtá'éne   na. Gram: pl white turnips. Category: food.

-votsén   vti. serve s.t., issue s.t. The object of this verb is the entity which is offered. É-votséna. He served it. for example, he passed out some inanimate food or clothing). É-votsénánóvo kóhkonȯheo'o. They are serving bread.

vta. serve s.o., issue s.o. É-votseno. He served him. for example, he passed out some animate food or clothing. É-votsénóho. He served him (newer pronunciation). É-votsénovo ma'xemeno. They are giving out oranges. Náta-votsénoo'o he'éhesono. I dished out the rice. See: /-méá/; -hoxot. Category: food.

-votséno'hová   vai. serve food, issue food. É-votséno'hōva. He served/he issued (for example, commodities)/he dished out food. tséohke-votséno'hōvȧhtse waitress / waiter (literally, someone who serves food). See: -hoxotá. Category: cook, food.

vovȯtse   1 • ni. egg. (another recording) Plural vóvotȯtse, (another recording). Vóvotȯtse némésenotse? Did you eat eggs? Category: food.

2 • na. Egg. Category: names.

xamaekóhkonȯhēō'o   ni. Indian bread, Indian oven bread, oven bread. Lit: ordinary-bread Variant: xamaekóhkonėhēō'o. See: méstaévȧhonoo'o ‘boogeyman bread’; táxȧhonoo'o ‘skillet bread’; kóhkonȯhēō'o ‘bread’; éstȧhonoo'o ‘oven bread’. Category: food.

xamaemȧhaemenȯtse   ni. Gram: pl Indian corn. See: mȧhaemenȯtse ‘corn’. Category: food.