u-dá-ȼaⁿ |
udáthoⁿ |
v.s. |
to become accustomed to any thing |
9/8/10 |
3/12/11, 3:59 PM |
Catherine Rudin |
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u-dá-ge |
udáge |
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to shorten to the desired length or size, as a collar or trace which is too long |
9/8/10 |
12/22/10, 5:33 PM |
Darcy Smith |
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u-dá-ge |
udáge |
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short (enough); shortened to the desired length or size |
9/8/10 |
12/22/10, 5:33 PM |
Darcy Smith |
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ú-daⁿ |
údoⁿ |
v.s. |
to be good; good |
9/8/10 |
2/16/11, 4:31 AM |
Catherine Rudin |
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u-dáⁿ-be |
udóⁿbe |
n. |
a sight, spectacle |
9/8/10 |
3/12/11, 4:02 PM |
Catherine Rudin |
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u-daⁿ daⁿ-cte-aⁿ a-daⁿ |
udoⁿ doⁿshteoⁿ adoⁿ |
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9/10/10 |
12/22/10, 5:33 PM |
Darcy Smith |
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ú-daⁿ tĕ ḳĭ́ |
údoⁿ tʰe kí |
n.phrase |
whichever one is good. |
9/8/10 |
7/26/12, 1:45 AM |
Catherine Rudin |
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ú-daⁿ tí-gȼe |
údoⁿ tʰígthe |
v.phrase |
to become good suddenly |
9/8/10 |
3/12/11, 4:16 PM |
Catherine Rudin |
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u-dĭ́n-diⁿ |
udíⁿdiⁿ |
v.s. |
stiff |
9/8/10 |
7/15/11, 8:50 PM |
Catherine Rudin |
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u-gá |
ugá |
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3/27/12 |
7/26/12, 1:45 AM |
Catherine Rudin |
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u-gá-a-á |
ugáaá |
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... striking or blowing 9 said of the wind)... |
3/27/12 |
7/26/12, 1:46 AM |
Catherine Rudin |
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u-gá-ba-c̣nín-de |
ugábazhníⁿde |
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to make wood rough (bajuju) by working it with an adze, plane, ect. |
3/27/12 |
7/26/12, 1:46 AM |
Catherine Rudin |
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u-gá-ba-c̣niⁿ-c̣nín-de |
ugábazhniⁿzhníⁿde |
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to work up the ground in many spots by falling on it, or hitting it: to hack wood in many places without cutting off the chips |
3/27/12 |
7/26/12, 1:46 AM |
Catherine Rudin |
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u-gá-ba-zu |
ugábazu |
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to make pointed by cutting with an axe or hoe, or by hitting |
3/27/12 |
4/17/12, 2:36 PM |
Mark Awakuni-Swetland |
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u-gá-bȼa |
ugábtha |
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to throw a cv.ob. into water, making it spread out: to open the eyeskin (the basin of) water |
3/27/12 |
3/27/12, 3:50 PM |
Connie Toney |
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u-gá-bȼa-ȼĕ |
ugábthathe |
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to cause to spread out by letting it fall into water |
3/27/12 |
4/17/12, 2:33 PM |
Mark Awakuni-Swetland |
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u-gá-bȼa-zĕ |
ugábthaze |
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to fall and burst into any ob. |
3/27/12 |
4/17/12, 2:33 PM |
Mark Awakuni-Swetland |
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u-gá-bȼi |
ugábthi |
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to blow into a tent or house, as snow does: said also of the wind when it blows down the ṭihukaⁿ, forcing back the smoke |
3/27/12 |
4/17/12, 2:13 PM |
Mark Awakuni-Swetland |
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u-gá-bȼi-ȼaⁿ |
ugábthithoⁿ |
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to become open suddenly, as a blanket, by falling into water |
3/27/12 |
7/25/12, 9:17 PM |
Catherine Rudin |
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u-gá-bȼiⁿ-ȼa |
ugábthiⁿtha |
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3/27/12 |
7/25/12, 9:17 PM |
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