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"Pahuska" is a term derived from the Osage language, meaning "big" or "great." It is often associated with the name of a prominent historical figure or used to describe something of significant size or importance. The term reflects the cultural heritage of the Osage Nation and their language.
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What celabrations did the osage tribe celebrate?
The Osage tribe celebrated several important ceremonies and events, including the annual "Wahzhazhe" or "Osage Nation Day," which honors their culture and heritage. They also observed the "Pahuska" ceremony, a celebration of the buffalo, which played a vital role in their traditional way of life. Other significant occasions included the "Green Corn Ceremony," marking the harvest and renewal of life, and various tribal gatherings and dances that reinforced their cultural identity and community bonds.
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