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cé-ṭa-hi-ȼé-a-má-ṭa Ceṭahiȼeamaṭa bȼe. I am going to yonder herd, at one side. L. Shelby Chandler Edit
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cé-na Céna tĕ́de éna-náⁿ hă. Only when there is that much is there sufficient. L. Shelby Chandler Edit
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cé-gaⁿ Cegaⁿ ȼaⁿja kaⁿbȼa-majĭ. Though it is one of that sort, I do not want it. L. Shelby Chandler Edit
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cé-ge-ge Cégegaí. He was told the same. L. Shelby Chandler Edit
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ce-gé-gaⁿ Cegagaⁿ ȼagegaⁿ ȼaⁿja, kaⁿbȼa-majĭ. Though it is like those scattered in. objects, I do not want it. L. Shelby Chandler Edit
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cé-a-ke-má-ṭa Ceakemaṭa bȼe. I am going to those who are mv. alone yonder. L. Shelby Chandler Edit
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cé-a-má Céamá íama. Those in sight are coming hither (to this place not their home, or for the first time): it refers to a body of men or animals together, and not in a long line or column. L. Shelby Chandler Edit
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cé-a-mé Céamé amá. Those are the ones. L. Shelby Chandler Edit
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cé-a-mé-ȼaⁿ-ská-ȼa-ha Ceameȼaⁿskaȼaha maⁿȼiⁿi. (The herd) walks over a pasture as large as that visible piece of land. L. Shelby Chandler Edit
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cé-a-í-a-má Céaíamá áiáma. That visible lg. line of an. objects is coming hither. L. Shelby Chandler Edit
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u-dĭ́n-diⁿ Juga kĕ u-dĭ́n-diⁿ. The body has become stiff. L. Catherine Rudin Edit
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ce-á-ȼaⁿ-ṭa Ceaȼaⁿṭa ȼe. He goes to the two cv. objects, etc. L. Shelby Chandler Edit
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ce-á-ȼan-dí-taⁿ Ceáȼandítaⁿ aí-biamá. N/A L. Shelby Chandler Edit
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ce-á-ȼaⁿ-ṭá-taⁿ Ceaȼaⁿṭataⁿ i hă. He is coming from the two, etc. L. Shelby Chandler Edit
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ce-á-ȼe-a-mé awaȼe(m)a Ceáȼeamé-ĕ hă. There they go! L. Shelby Chandler Edit
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wa-mí-de Wamíⁿde wébȼahide. I have spoken for seed for (....?). L. Catherine Rudin Edit
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wa-míⁿ-de Wamíⁿde wébȼahide. I have spoken for seed for (?...) L. Catherine Rudin Edit
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caⁿ-é-gaⁿ-á-ȼiⁿ-hé Caⁿegaⁿaȼiⁿhe eskaⁿebȼegaⁿ ȼaⁿcti. I did think that I would be let alone (as I move) by this time. L. Shelby Chandler Edit
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caⁿ-é-gaⁿ-á-ȼiⁿ-hé Caⁿegaⁿaȼiⁿhe eskana akibȼe-hnaⁿ maⁿ ȼaⁿcti. Heretofore I was accustomed to think to myself that by this time I (who move) would be let alone. L. Shelby Chandler Edit
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ú-ȼaⁿ-jĭ-wá-ȼĕ Úȼaⁿjĭwáȼĕ égaⁿ úckaⁿ íⁿtaⁿ tĕ. The present matter is not one which is apt to get them caught (or in trouble). L. Catherine Rudin Edit
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