| skú-ba |
skúba |
v.root |
A mark or impression left; marked or impressed. |
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| sku-bá-ȼĕ |
skubáthe |
v. |
To become marked of its own accord. |
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| skúb i-ȼáⁿ |
skúb ithóⁿ |
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To become marked suddenly. |
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| skúb i-he |
skúb ihe |
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To become marked from reclining, weight, or pressure. |
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| sta-ȼáⁿ |
stathóⁿ |
v.s. |
Slow in his movements, as after an attack of illness. |
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| sta-gé |
stagé |
v.a. |
To making a sucking noise with the lips, teeth, or tongue. |
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| stá-ki |
stákʰi |
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Flying off, as drops of water flung, or as a chip of wood that is hit with an ax. |
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| stá-pi |
stápʰi |
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A sound made by deer by jumping and coming down again to the ground. |
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| stá-sta-ge |
stástage |
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| staⁿ |
stoⁿ |
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| stáⁿ-staⁿ |
stóⁿstoⁿ |
v. |
Spoiled, as a feather which has been reduced to a bare quill. |
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| stí-ste |
stíste |
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| stu-bá-ȼĕ |
stubáthe |
v. |
To become smooth of its own accord. |
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| stú-be |
stúbe |
v.s. |
Smooth, smoothed down. |
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| stú-pi |
stúpʰi |
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| stúb i-ȼáⁿ |
stúb ithóⁿ |
v. |
To become smooth suddenly (not as smooth as implied by stubac̸ĕ). |
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Catherine Rudin |
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| su |
su |
v.t. |
To cut a skin in strips from end to end, by cutting towards you, holding the knife-handle under the skin, and letting the blade project above it. |
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Catherine Rudin |
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| su-dá-ȼĕ |
sudáthe |
v. |
To become trimmed, without branches, hair, etc.; to become bare of vegetation, or expended, of its own accord. |
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| sú-de |
súde |
v.root |
Deprived of hair, branches, etc.; trimmed; bare of vegetation; expended. |
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| su-sĕ́ |
susé |
v.s. |
Swift-flowing. |
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