Lexeme Entries

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ĕ-bé-ȼiⁿ-ṭá-taⁿ ebéthiⁿtátʰoⁿ From what person moving? 12/5/09 12/22/10, 5:33 PM Jacob Hilton

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ĕ-bé-ȼiⁿ-ṭá-ȼi-caⁿ ebéthiⁿtáthishoⁿ On account of whom moving? 12/5/09 12/22/10, 5:33 PM Jacob Hilton

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ĕ-bé-ȼañ-ká ebéthoⁿkʰá Who are the persons that are sitting, kneeling, standing, moving, reclining, or dead? 12/5/09 12/22/10, 5:33 PM Jacob Hilton

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ĕ-bé-ȼañ-ká-di ebéthoⁿkʰádi By or near what persons that are sitting, etc? 12/5/09 12/22/10, 5:33 PM Jacob Hilton

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ĕ-bé-ȼañ-ka-dí-taⁿ ebéthoⁿkʰadítʰoⁿ By means of or from whom (the ones sitting, standing, reclining, etc.)? 12/5/09 12/22/10, 5:33 PM Jacob Hilton

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ĕ-bé-ȼañ-ká-ṭa ebéthoⁿkʰáta To whom (the ones sitting, standing, etc.)? 12/5/09 12/22/10, 5:33 PM Jacob Hilton

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ĕ-bé-ȼañ-ka-ṭá-taⁿ ebéthoⁿkʰatátʰoⁿ From whom (the ones sitting, standing, etc.)? 12/5/09 12/22/10, 5:33 PM Jacob Hilton

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ĕ-bé-ȼañ-ka-ṭá-ȼi-caⁿ ebéthoⁿkʰatáthishoⁿ On account of whom (the ones sitting, standing, etc.)? 12/5/09 12/22/10, 5:33 PM Jacob Hilton

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ĕ-bé-ȼañ-ké-daⁿ ebéthoⁿkʰédoⁿ Whoever they may be. 12/5/09 12/22/10, 5:33 PM Jacob Hilton

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ĕb é-waⁿ ă eb éwoⁿ ă Who is to be blamed? 12/8/09 12/22/10, 5:33 PM Jacob Hilton

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é-bi-ʔu ébi'u To hill up on, for another, as corn, by pressing and pushing the earth together. 11/16/09 12/22/10, 5:33 PM Jacob Hilton

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é-bi-a-má ébiamá They say that it was that one; it is said that it was he. 11/16/09 12/22/10, 5:33 PM Jacob Hilton

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é-bi-bȼí-p'ĕ ébibthípʰe To pound an object fine on something else, for another. 11/16/09 7/7/12, 7:33 PM Catherine Rudin

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é-bi-pu ébipʰu To close by rectilinear motion, as the sliding doors of a stove, or a window; to let down a window or to push to a door, for another. 11/16/09 12/22/10, 5:33 PM Jacob Hilton

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é-bi-qȼi ébiqthi To press a sore, for another, causing the pus to ooze out; to rub much salve, etc., on a person or animal, for its or his benefit, etc. 11/16/09 12/22/10, 5:33 PM Jacob Hilton

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é-bi-qȼú-ʔa ébiqthú'a To empty an object for another, as an egg-shell, of its contents on anything, by pressing or blowing with the mouth. 11/16/09 7/30/12, 4:50 PM Catherine Rudin

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é-bi-ská-bĕ ébiskábe To press on plaster, for another (not by request), filling up holes where it has fallen out. 11/16/09 12/22/10, 5:33 PM Jacob Hilton

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é-bi-ctáñ-ga ébishtóⁿga To press softly on one for another. 11/16/09 12/22/10, 5:33 PM Jacob Hilton

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é-bi-t'a ébitʰa To touch (and shake) for another, as a table, by leaning on it. 11/16/09 7/7/12, 7:34 PM Catherine Rudin

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é-bi-xaⁿ ébixoⁿ To blow on (for) a patient with the mouth, as a doctor of the Buffalo order does before applying his remedy to the wound. 11/16/09 12/22/10, 5:33 PM Jacob Hilton

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