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á-ci Aci ȼé téha. Perhaps he has gone out. Mark Awakuni-Swetland Edit
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á-ci Aci ȼéĕ hă. He has gone out. Mark Awakuni-Swetland Edit
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á-ci-ȼáⁿ-ȼĕ Aciȼaⁿȼaȼĕ ci-ȼaⁿȼaⁿ ȼizá-daⁿ aȼi'gi'gă (round - ob. - you - put - cut you - went the - cv. ob. - in - the past take - and having - it come back), take the cv. ob. that you put outside, and bring it back. jonathan carney Edit
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á-bi-stá-ki acpistaki ȼéȼaȼĕ, apistaki ȼéaȼe. ditto, with the idea of purpose jonathan carney Edit
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á-ga-qȼĕ Agaqȼĕ añgáȼai. We went with the wind. Catherine Rudin Edit
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a-gȼá-ȼiⁿ cu-ȼé Agtháthiⁿ shathé tá akʰa They're going to head your way with something of theirs. Binah Gordon Edit
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a-gȼá-ȼiⁿ cu-ȼé Agtháthiⁿ shathé taakʰá He will take his, etc. Binah Gordon Edit
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a-gȼá-ȼiⁿ cu-ȼé Agtháthiⁿ sháthe táamá they will take their, etc. Binah Gordon Edit
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a-gȼá-ȼiⁿ cu-ȼé Agtháthiⁿ shuthé taitʰé They shall take their, etc. Binah Gordon Edit
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a-gȼá-ȼiⁿ cu-ȼé Agtháthiⁿ shuthé tatʰé He shall take his, etc. Binah Gordon Edit
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a-gȼá-ȼiⁿ cé-gȼe Agȼáȼiⁿ cégȼe ȼiⁿ éĕ hă. The moving one, going from this place homeward, and taking his property, is he. David Nesheim Edit
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a-gȼá-ȼiⁿ ȼu-gí Agȼáȼiⁿ ȼugí hă. He is coming home with his property. Catherine Rudin Edit
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a-gȼá-ȼiⁿ ȼu-gí Agȼáȼiⁿ ȼugíi hă. They are coming home with their property. Catherine Rudin Edit
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ȼi-ʔá-jĭ Agȼé káⁿbȼa ki, bȼíʔa-máji támiñke hă. When I wish to go home, I shall not fail. Shelby Chandler Edit
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á-ȼa agȼé tá minke aȼa (strong affirmation), I must go and will go. L. S. T. jonathan carney Edit
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bi-ʔá Ágȼiⁿ ȼaⁿ p̣í'a hă. I can not break down the chair by sitting on it. Shelby Chandler Edit
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bi- Akí-bi ḳĭ́jĭ. When he reached there (his home) again, they say. (24,8) Shelby Chandler Edit
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ȼé-gaⁿ Ákicugáqti jáⁿ-hnaⁿ ȼégaⁿ amá. They lay very dense, in this manner, they say. (35,2) Shelby Chandler Edit
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dú-a-te Ákihaⁿ ci duaté, ai. J. Catherine Rudin Edit
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míⁿ-da-da Amíⁿdada bȼé. Shelby Chandler Edit
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