Lexeme Entries

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sá-bĕ ki-hé sábe kʰihé To run homeward in one long black row or line: said of Indians or animals. 5/25/10 12/22/10, 5:33 PM Jacob Hilton

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sa-bé-ki-ȼĕ sabékʰithe v.t. To cause him to be on his guard; to cause him to be watchful, prudent. 5/25/10 6/10/11, 3:21 PM Catherine Rudin

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sá-bĕ-qti sábeqti v.s. Very black. 5/25/10 12/22/10, 5:33 PM Catherine Rudin

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sá-bĕ qú-de é-gaⁿ sábe qúde égoⁿ v.phrase "Black gray like": black with fine white spots. 5/25/10 6/10/11, 3:37 PM Catherine Rudin

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sá-bĕ ṭu é-gaⁿ sábe tu égoⁿ v.s. A bluish black. 5/25/10 5/20/11, 5:43 PM Catherine Rudin

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Sá-bĕ tĕ́ Sábe tʰé The Black One: one of the four figures on the side of the rim of the banañge. 5/25/10 12/22/10, 5:33 PM Jacob Hilton

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sá-bĕ tí-gȼe sábe tʰígthe To turn black or show black suddenly, and then disappear: said of a nearby object. 5/25/10 12/22/10, 5:33 PM Jacob Hilton

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sáb i-ȼáⁿ sáb ithóⁿ To come together suddenly, and show black, as a herd of buffalo, or a party of Indians, at a distance. 5/25/10 12/22/10, 5:33 PM Jacob Hilton

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sá-da sáda v.s. Stretched, straightened out, as a limb of the body. 5/25/10 6/9/11, 11:07 PM Catherine Rudin

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sá-da ki-há-hai sáda kʰiháhai v. They (snakes) run homeward, stretched out, and in different lines, parallel or diverging. 5/25/10 6/10/11, 3:44 PM Catherine Rudin

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sá-da ȼáⁿ-ȼaⁿ sáda thóⁿthoⁿ v.phrase Stretched out in parallel or diverging lines. 5/25/10 6/10/11, 3:41 PM Catherine Rudin

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sa-dé-gȼĕ sadégthe n. A scaffold. 5/25/10 6/10/11, 3:46 PM Catherine Rudin

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sád i-há-hai sád iháhai They lie stretched out in lines or rows, here and there, parallel or diverging: said of snakes. 5/25/10 12/22/10, 5:33 PM Jacob Hilton

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sad i-he sad ihe 5/25/10 12/22/10, 5:33 PM Jacob Hilton

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sád i-hé sád ihé 5/25/10 12/22/10, 5:33 PM Jacob Hilton

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sád i-té sád itʰé To untangle, as rope or thread, and stretch out in one pile. 5/25/10 12/22/10, 5:33 PM Jacob Hilton

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sád i-ȼáⁿ sád ithóⁿ To stretch or be stretched out suddenly after being coiled up. 5/25/10 12/22/10, 5:33 PM Jacob Hilton

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sa-gí sagí v.s. Hard, firm, fast, tight; difficult to be untied or loosened. 2. Hard, as sweet corn before it is boiled. 5/25/10 6/10/11, 3:53 PM Catherine Rudin

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sa-gí-gi sagígi v.s. The original idea of firmness is changed to that of swiftness. 5/25/10 6/10/11, 4:47 PM Catherine Rudin

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sa-gí-gi-gă sagígigă Quicken your pace; be active. 5/25/10 12/22/10, 5:33 PM Jacob Hilton

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