tĕ́-ṭa |
tʰéta |
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At or to the standing inanimate object, etc. 2. On account of the act or fact. |
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tĕ-ṭá-ȼi-caⁿ |
tʰetáthishoⁿ |
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Towards, pertaining to, or on account of, the standing inanimate object, etc. |
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Jacob Hilton |
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tĕ-ṭá-taⁿ |
tʰetátʰoⁿ |
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From the standing inanimate object, etc. |
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Jacob Hilton |
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ṭé-ti wá-xe |
tétʰi wáxe |
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To call the animals, making them approach. |
7/20/10 |
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Jacob Hilton |
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ṭe-ú-bi-xaⁿ |
teúbixoⁿ |
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The night-hawk. |
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Jacob Hilton |
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ṭé-wa-hi |
téwahi |
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Buffalo bones. |
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Jacob Hilton |
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ṭé-wa-ná-gȼe-ma |
téwanágthema |
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Domestic cattle. |
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Jacob Hilton |
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ṭe-wá-tĕ |
tewátʰe |
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1. The soft flesh on the thigh. 2. The fleshy protuberances between the hind legs of horses, buffalo, etc. |
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Jacob Hilton |
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ṭe-wá-tĕ í-ḳi-nañ-kĭ́n-de |
tewátʰe íkinoⁿkʰíⁿde |
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1. The soft flesh on the human thigh. 2. The fleshy protuberances between the hind legs of horses, buffalo, etc., so called because the flesh comes together and rubs, when the animal walks. |
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12/22/10, 5:33 PM |
Jacob Hilton |
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ṭe-wá-tĕ wá-gu-cá-be |
tewátʰe wágushábe |
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The softest flesh on the thigh of a buffalo. |
7/21/10 |
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Catherine Rudin |
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ṭe-wé-ȼi-qȼí |
tewéthiqthí |
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The brain of an animal. |
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Jacob Hilton |
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ṭe-wé-naⁿ-bȼe |
tewénoⁿbthe |
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The gullet of an animal; the esophagus. |
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Jacob Hilton |
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ṭe-xĕ́ |
texé |
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A marshy place on high land, an upland marsh. The K. meaning is somewhat different: any level, whether highland or lowland, destitute of timber. |
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Jacob Hilton |
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ṭé-xĕ-á-di |
téxeádi |
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In an upland marsh. |
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ṭé-xĕ-a-dí-taⁿ |
téxeadítʰoⁿ |
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Out of an upland marsh. |
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Jacob Hilton |
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ṭé-xĕ-á-ha |
téxeáha |
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Into an upland marsh. |
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ṭé-xĕ-á-ṭa |
téxeáta |
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To or unto (reaching) an upland marsh. |
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Jacob Hilton |
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ṭe-xĕ́-a-ṭá-ȼi-caⁿ |
texéatáthishoⁿ |
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Towards, on the side of, or in the direction of, an upland marsh. |
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Jacob Hilton |
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ṭé-xĕ-á-ṭa-ha |
téxeátaha |
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Towards (not reaching) an upland marsh. |
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Jacob Hilton |
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ṭe-xĕ́-a-tá-taⁿ |
texéatʰátʰoⁿ |
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From an upland marsh. |
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Jacob Hilton |
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