ba-skí-ȼĕ

ba-skí-ȼĕ 
baskíthe 
adjective verb 
Source
To be angry, provoked. 
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stative verb 
 
 
 
 
 
aḳañgȼe, wajĭⁿctaⁿ, wajĭⁿ acka, wajĭⁿ ṣnede, ȼeȼáⁿ-bajĭ 
 

Cognates

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náçkiCatherine RudinView

Collocations

PhraseExplanationLast Modified ByCitationLinkActions
baskíȼĕ kúȼĕeasily provoked, quick-temperedCatherine RudinView

Examples

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Áⁿbaskiȼĕ héga-májĭ.I am or was very angry.Shelby ChandlerView
Dádaⁿ baskíȼĕ."Something to be provoked," there is cause for anger: a common exclamation.Shelby Chandler61, 15View

Gloss

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angryCatherine RudinView

Inflections

Inflected FormLast Modified ByCitationLinkConjugation formActions
ȼíbaskiȼĕCatherine Rudin2nd person singularverbView
áⁿbaskíȼĕCatherine Rudin1st person singularverbView
añgú wábaskíȼaiCatherine Rudin2nd person pluralverbView

Native Definitions

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To be angry.Catherine RudinView