Lexeme Entries

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ȼéx i-ȼá-ga-qá-de théx ithágaqáde n.phrase A lid or cover for a kettle or bucket. 9/22/09 7/3/11, 10:12 PM Catherine Rudin

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ȼa-náⁿ-ba-ha thanóⁿbaha v. To bite an object into two parts; to separate two objects by biting or talking. 9/24/09 7/7/12, 2:18 AM Catherine Rudin

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ȼa-né thané v.a. To put the pipe to the mouth, without smoking it. 9/24/09 7/3/11, 8:11 PM Catherine Rudin

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ȼa-p'án-de thap'óⁿde To shake an object slowly once, by holding between the teeth, etc. 9/24/09 7/3/11, 8:12 PM Catherine Rudin

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ȼa-p'áⁿ-p'an-de thap'óⁿp'oⁿde v. 1. To shake an object slowly more than once, holding between the teeth, etc. 2. Said of a fish that bites a hook, shaking the line up and down. 9/24/09 7/16/11, 2:25 PM Catherine Rudin

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ȼa-pĕ́-jĭ thapʰézhi v. To speak bad words; to speak evil of; to curse. 9/24/09 7/3/11, 8:13 PM Catherine Rudin

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ȼa-pí thapí v. To speak a language well; to speak well, as an orator. 9/24/09 7/5/12, 7:22 PM Mark Awakuni-Swetland

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ȼa-pí-ä-jĭ thapíazhi v. To speak a language incorrectly; to pronounce a word or phrase incorrectly; to speak evil of one. 9/24/09 7/5/12, 7:24 PM Catherine Rudin

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ȼa-pú-ciⁿ thapʰúshiⁿ To distend the mouth by taking into it food or drink. 9/24/09 7/3/11, 8:14 PM Catherine Rudin

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ȼa-qá-daⁿ thaqádoⁿ To make stand up by biting, as horses do the grass when they graze. 9/24/09 7/3/11, 8:14 PM Catherine Rudin

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ȼa-qȼí-ä-jĭ thaqthíazhi v.a. To eat food quietly, not making any noise. 9/24/09 7/3/11, 8:17 PM Catherine Rudin

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ȼa-qȼú-qȼu-ge thaqthúqthuge v. Said if one drops water on iron, which rusts here and there, till holes are eaten in it; or, if one has the small pox, and the pustules sink in the middle, making one pitted. 9/24/09 8/13/12, 2:51 PM Catherine Rudin

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ȼa-qí thaqí To awaken one by calling or shouting to him. 9/24/09 7/3/11, 8:20 PM Catherine Rudin

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ȼa-qí-a-ȼa ȼé-ȼĕ thaqíatha théthe To throw down suddenly by biting. 9/24/09 7/3/11, 8:20 PM Catherine Rudin

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ȼa-qpáⁿ thaqpóⁿ n. A duck with a black body and white bill. 9/24/09 7/3/11, 8:21 PM Catherine Rudin

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ȼa-qtĕ́ thaqté v. To bite; to take hold of with the teeth. 9/24/09 7/3/11, 8:22 PM Catherine Rudin

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ȼa-qú thaqú v. To draw in with the breath; to inhale, as cold air, dust, etc. 9/24/09 7/3/11, 8:22 PM Catherine Rudin

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ȼa-qú-be-wá-ȼĕ thaqúbewáthe v. To speak of as wonderful; to magnify or praise. 9/24/09 7/6/11, 6:36 PM Shelby Chandler

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ȼa-qú-c̣na thaqúzhna Falling out of its own accord, as hair from the head after sickness. 9/24/09 7/6/11, 6:43 PM Shelby Chandler

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ȼá-hi-ȼaⁿ-ṭá tháhithoⁿtá To the land extending hence (before us) for a short distance. 9/29/09 7/3/11, 6:44 PM Catherine Rudin

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