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There are several possible answers. The verb meaning "to follow somebody" is:
hó'e'ov
Simply "to follow" is:
néha'o'tá or néhoveohtsé
If you mean "to follow something", such as animal tracks or a wounded buffalo, then it's:
néhe'á
People who follow blindly like sheep, without thinking are:
anonávevo'êstaneo'o
The verb for "to follow native religion or traditional Cheyenne way of life" is:
ma'heónetanó
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