ȼa-qȼú-qȼu-ge

ȼa-qȼú-qȼu-ge 
thaqthúqthuge 
frequentative verb 
Source
Said if one drops water on iron, which rusts here and there, till holes are eaten in it; or, if one has the small pox, and the pustules sink in the middle, making one pitted. 
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Aug 13, 2012 2:51 pm

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JOD: v. freq. of ȼaqȼuge.
Added/modified by: Catherine Rudin on 9/24/09, 12:00 AM
 
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Cognates

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See: yaqdoqdokaMark Awakuni-SwetlandView
q'eq'e; raqroqroḳeCatherine RudinView

Gloss

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pittedMark Awakuni-SwetlandView

Native Definitions

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To make pitted here and there.Mark Awakuni-SwetlandView