Ééstôhomó'heo'o. They are dancing in; they are dancing in the Grand Entry.
Ého'soo'e. He's dancing; Ého'sóeo'o They are dancing.
Éhóo'xeva. He's announcing.
Éke'ko'ôhomó'heo'o. They (women) are bobbing.
Émâho'tseo'o. They are all camped together.
Énéma'ôhomó'eheo'o They are Round Dancing.
Énéméne He's singing; Énémeneo'o They are singing.
Énôhtóvôhomo'he. He knows how to dance.
Énovęše'évôhomó'heo'o. They are contest dancing.
Éová'e'ho'tseo'o. They are camped separately.
Épévôhomo'he. He danced nicely.
Épó'ponôhone. He's drumming.
Éváxéé'e. He's getting dressed up (for a special occasion, e.g. church, a powwow).
Évéeo'o. They are camping.
Évé'hóósáne. He is looking on; Évé'hoosaneo'o They are looking on.
hestóxe'ęseneo'o bustle
hovéo'ôheo'o arbor, shade
onéhavo'e drum
ma'eóeseo'o roach
mámaa'e war bonnet
mée'e feather; méeno feathers
momé'šęhahtátotôtse shags/furs
Mónęstsęho'soo'e? Will you dance?
Nétâhéve'hoosanémáne! Let's go look on!
pó'ponôheónó'e drumstick
táxęhaseo'o cape
tôhoo'o tomahawk
tsého'sóese those who are dancers; the dancers
tsénémenese the singers
tsęhésto'kęhanôtse moccasins
tséohkenęševôhomó'heohese fancy dancers
vá'vanôheo'o fan