ṭá-hu-gá-daⁿ

ṭá-hu-gá-daⁿ 
táhugádoⁿ 
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To stretch out a hide on the ground in warm weather, with pins. 
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Second slip contains only handwritten lexeme.
Added/modified by: Catherine Rudin on 6/25/12, 4:11 PM
 
active verb 
 
 
This was done in warm weather, and could include hides of deer, elk, and buffalo. 
 
 
 
 

Collocations

PhraseExplanationLast Modified ByCitationLinkActions
ṭá-hu-gá-daⁿ ȼaⁿwhere they staked down the (deer) hidesCatherine RudinL.View

Gloss

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stretchCatherine RudinView
hideCatherine RudinView

Inflections

Inflected FormLast Modified ByCitationLinkConjugation formActions
ṭahuȼagadaⁿCatherine Rudin2nd person singularverbView
ṭahuagadaⁿCatherine Rudin1st person singularverbView

Native Definitions

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To stretch out a hide on the ground with pins.Catherine RudinView