wí-u-ȼí-daⁿ |
wíuthídoⁿ |
n. |
A lock, bar, bolt. 2. A screw-driver. |
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8/18/11, 1:28 AM |
Catherine Rudin |
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wí-u-ȼi-daⁿ ṭá-ce |
wíuthidoⁿ táshe |
n. |
"The lump" or "knob of a lock": A door knob; a door latch. |
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8/18/11, 1:36 AM |
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wí-u-ȼi-daⁿ ṭá-ce |
wíuthidoⁿ táshe |
n. |
A door latch |
8/17/11 |
8/18/11, 1:58 AM |
Catherine Rudin |
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wi-ú-ȼi-ṣne |
wiúthizne |
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Carding or hackling implements; used since the arrival of the white people. |
5/6/11 |
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Darcy M Smith |
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wí-u-daⁿ-be ga-já-ṭa |
wíudoⁿbe gazháta |
n. |
The sight on a gun, next the trigger. |
5/6/11 |
8/19/11, 2:10 PM |
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wí-u-gá-ce |
wíugáshe |
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5/6/11 |
5/6/11, 6:32 PM |
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wí-u-ga-ce-ȼá-jĭ |
wíugashetházhi |
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To regard him as not in the way. |
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wí-u-ga-ce-wa-ȼá-jĭ |
wíugashewatházhi |
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To regard them as not being in the way. |
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wí-u-gá-ce gá-xe |
wíugáshe gáxe |
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To make them get out of the way; to make them flee or abandon their property or land to intruders or pursuers. |
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wí-u-gá-ce gá-xe |
wíugáshe gáxe |
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1. To regard him as in the way; to make him get out of the way; to make him flee and abandon his land, etc., to intruders or pursuers. |
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5/6/11, 6:39 PM |
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wí-u-gá-ce ḳi-ḳá-xe |
wíugáshe kikáxe |
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To consider himself in the way of others. |
5/6/11 |
5/6/11, 6:42 PM |
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wí-u-gá-daⁿ |
wíugádoⁿ |
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5/6/11 |
5/6/11, 6:45 PM |
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wí-u-ga-qpa-ȼĕ |
wíugaqpathe |
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The object which makes another fall by falling on it. |
5/6/11 |
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wí-u-gá-ṣne |
wíugázne |
n. |
A wedge. |
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8/18/11, 2:03 AM |
Catherine Rudin |
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wí-u-ga-spe |
wíugaspe |
n. |
A weight or sinker for a fishing line. |
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8/18/11, 2:08 AM |
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wí-u-gáⁿ-ba |
wíugóⁿba |
n. |
"That through which light can be seen:" a window; 2. Window-glass. |
5/6/11 |
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wi-u-gi |
wiugi |
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5/6/11 |
5/6/11, 6:59 PM |
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wi-ú-gi-ba-qpá-ȼĕ |
wiúgibaqpáthe |
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To push off the packs for those carrying them. |
5/6/11 |
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wi-ú-gi-ȼa |
wiúgitha |
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To tell something for several persons; to tell them about their relations or property, as by request. |
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Darcy M Smith |
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wi-ú-gi-ȼa-cte |
wiúgithashte |
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To leave some food for the owners. |
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