| u-ȼí-ṣnaⁿ |
uthíznoⁿ |
v.a. |
To thread a needle; to put a horse to a wagon; to lace a shoe. |
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| ú-ȼi-ṣne |
úthizne |
n. |
A cut or scratch. |
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| u-ȼí-ṣne |
uthízne |
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To split, as a board or stick, by pulling. |
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| u-ȼí-sne-ȼĕ |
uthísnethe |
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To cause a horse to split a double-tree, etc., by pulling. |
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| u-ȼí-ṣne-kí-ȼĕ |
uthíznekʰíthe |
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To split (purposely) for another, as his property, by pulling. |
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| u-ȼí-ṣne i-ȼáⁿ-ȼĕ |
uthízne ithóⁿthe |
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| u-ȼí-ṣne i-ȼé-ȼĕ |
uthízne ithéthe |
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| u-ȼí-spa-spa |
uthíspaspa |
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To indent, as a kettle, in several places, by rolling on it; to indent in many places by pulling or taking hold of. |
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| u-ȼí-spa-spa |
uthíspaspa |
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To check a horse often; to hold back or retain frequently what another claims. |
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| u-ȼí-spe |
uthíspe |
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To indent, as a kettle, in one place by rolling on it, by pulling, or by taking hold of it. |
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| u-ȼi-spĕ |
uthispe |
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To hold back, retain, something claimed by others; to withhold from them what they claim as their own; to hold back or check horses or persons. |
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| u-ȼí-spĕ |
uthíspe |
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To hold back or retain something claimed by another; to pull down a grape-vine from a tree; to check or hold back a horse. |
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| u-ȼí-t'aⁿ-t'áⁿ |
uthítʰoⁿtʰóⁿ |
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| ú-ȼi-t'e |
úthit'e |
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The water drowns them. |
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| u-ȼí-t'e |
uthít'e |
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To kill in by pulling, etc. |
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| u-ȼí-t'iⁿ-t'íⁿ-ze |
uthít'iⁿt'íⁿze |
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The flesh comes together on --- often. |
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| u-ȼí-t'iⁿ-ze |
uthít'iⁿze |
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Said of a splinter which gets under the flesh; the hole made by it is small, or becomes small as the flesh swells, and is scarcely seen; 2. To come together again on -- once, as the flesh does (Vulgar). |
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| ú-ȼi-taⁿ |
úthitʰoⁿ |
n. |
Work of any sort; business; occupation. |
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| u-ȼí-ṭaⁿ-ȼa |
uthítoⁿtha |
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To raise a heavy log or hogshead by pulling at a chain, which unrolls as the log, etc., ascends. |
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| u-ȼí-taⁿ-na |
uthítʰoⁿna |
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To leave a space, as between two legs, by pulling them apart. |
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