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á-ba-ṣna-de ábaṣnad-ic̸an, said of a person fording a stream, when the water becomes shallow all at once: also of one walking at night who suddenly comes to a mound or hillock. jonathan carney Edit
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du-á-ȼi-caⁿ duaȼaⁿ tĕ the std. in ob. or col. of in. objects on this side of (a place) Catherine Rudin Edit
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a a kĕ the arm Catherine Rudin Edit
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aⁿ-ȼa ȼé-ȼa-ȼa á kĕ aⁿȼa ȼéȼaȼa to swing the arms often while running; "to send off the arms often", i.e "fling the arms repeatedly" Catherine Rudin Edit
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á-ba-c̣ná-ȼaⁿ ábac̣ná ȼaⁿ the style of cutting hair Catherine Rudin Edit
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á-ba-ḳu ṭa-ce ábaḳu ṭace ȼaⁿ the largest spine prominence Catherine Rudin Edit
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á-ba-sta abasta gĕ́ the patches Catherine Rudin Edit
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á-ba-sta abasta ȼaⁿ the patch Catherine Rudin Edit
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á-bi-xe ábixe tĕ the foam of boiling water Catherine Rudin Edit
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á-ci-a-ṭá áciaṭ iteȼĕ to place a pile of small objects outside (the lodge) Catherine Rudin Edit
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á-gȼiⁿ ágȼiⁿ ȼaⁿ the chair Catherine Rudin Edit
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áⁿ-ba wa-qú-be aⁿba waqube tañga great holiday: Easter, Christmas, the fourth of July, etc. Catherine Rudin Edit
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áⁿ-ba-ȼú-ha-ge áⁿbaȼúhage tĕdíhi ḳi at the last day (yet in the future) Catherine Rudin Edit
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á-sku asku ṣnede a long scalp lock; see cultural/historical information Catherine Rudin Edit
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á-sku asku ubaxaⁿ to stick a feather in the hair; see abaxaⁿ. Catherine Rudin Edit
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á-u-ṭáñ-ga auṭañga wahi kĕ the os humerus, the bone of the upper arm Catherine Rudin Edit
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á-u-ṣni áuṣni wahi kĕ the bones of the lower arm, the ulna and radius. Catherine Rudin Edit
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ba-skí-ȼĕ baskíȼĕ kúȼĕ easily provoked, quick-tempered Catherine Rudin Edit
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ba-ṭú-ci-hi baṭúci hi sí gĕ the elderberries Catherine Rudin Edit
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can-dé gȼe-zé candé gȼezé ȼaⁿ the testicles Catherine Rudin Edit
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