ú-ȼa-wa |
úthawa |
n. |
A counting. |
9/16/10 |
2/6/11, 7:23 PM |
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u-ȼá-wa-ȼĕ |
utháwathe |
v.s. |
That can be told, revealed; worthy of being told. |
9/16/10 |
2/20/11, 4:17 AM |
Catherine Rudin |
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u-ȼá-xiⁿ |
utháxiⁿ |
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To pull out with the teeth, as a splinter. |
9/16/10 |
12/22/10, 5:33 PM |
Darcy Smith |
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u-ȼá-za-ʔe |
utháza'e |
v. |
To fill a place with the sound of his voice |
9/16/10 |
2/6/11, 7:31 PM |
Catherine Rudin |
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u-ȼá-za-ʔe |
utháza'e |
n. |
Echo; noise, sound. |
9/16/10 |
2/7/11, 12:57 AM |
Catherine Rudin |
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u-ȼá-zaⁿ-záⁿ |
utházoⁿzóⁿ |
v.s. |
To be numb or asleep, as the feet, hands, etc. |
9/16/10 |
2/16/11, 3:58 AM |
Catherine Rudin |
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u-ȼá-zaⁿ-ze |
utházoⁿze |
v. |
To be asleep or numb, as the hands or feet |
9/18/10 |
2/16/11, 4:03 AM |
Catherine Rudin |
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ú-ȼa-ze |
úthaze |
v.a. |
To join in the singing with the men: said of women, never of men. |
9/16/10 |
2/20/11, 4:21 AM |
Catherine Rudin |
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u-ȼá-ze |
utháze |
v.a. |
To put any stiff (nasage) object into the mouth to soften it, and bite too hard, making holes in it |
9/16/10 |
7/29/12, 12:53 AM |
Catherine Rudin |
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u-ȼá-ʔa-xe |
uthá'axe |
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to walk singing, and making an echo |
9/10/10 |
12/22/10, 5:33 PM |
Darcy Smith |
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u-ȼá-ʔĕ |
uthá'e |
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to drop a liquid into any object from the mouth: refers to a small quantity |
9/10/10 |
12/22/10, 5:33 PM |
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u-ȼá-ʔe-ȼĕ |
uthá'ethe |
n. |
pity, mercy |
9/10/10 |
2/16/11, 4:10 AM |
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u-ȼá-ʔi |
uthá'i |
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to pour much water, etc., from the mouth into a vessel, as children do when playing |
9/10/10 |
12/22/10, 5:33 PM |
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u-ȼá-ʔu-de |
uthá'ude |
v.a. |
To gnaw a hole in a flat, solid piece of metal, etc. |
9/16/10 |
7/27/12, 2:18 AM |
Catherine Rudin |
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u-ȼá-ʔu-ʔú-de |
uthá'u'úde |
v.a. |
1. To gnaw several holes in a solid; 2. To speak a foreign language. |
9/20/10 |
7/27/12, 2:26 AM |
Catherine Rudin |
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ú-ȼai |
úthai |
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9/18/10 |
12/22/10, 5:33 PM |
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u-ȼán-da |
uthóⁿda |
n. |
The center or middle. |
9/18/10 |
7/15/11, 9:27 PM |
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ú-ȼaⁿ |
úthoⁿ |
v. |
To take hold of or arrest them |
9/18/10 |
2/16/11, 4:21 AM |
Catherine Rudin |
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u-ȼáⁿ |
uthóⁿ |
v.a. |
To grasp, take hold of, seize, or arrest an animal, animals, or inanimate objects. |
9/18/10 |
7/27/12, 2:31 AM |
Catherine Rudin |
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ú-ȼaⁿ-jĭ-wá-ȼĕ |
úthoⁿzhiwáthe |
v.s. |
Not apt to cause their arrest. |
9/18/10 |
7/28/12, 2:14 AM |
Catherine Rudin |
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