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íbaqte (v.)

1. To tie up with.

íbatʰoⁿ (v.)

1. To have a handle.

íbaxapi (v.a.)

íbe (n.)

1. Bird's tail or tail feathers.

íbehiⁿ (n.)

1. Pillow.

íbika (v.a.)

1. To rub or wipe with.

íbimoⁿ (v.)

1. To file with.

íbisóⁿde (n.)

1. A narrow place, as a ledge at the base of a cliff above a stream.

íbthoⁿ (v.)

1. To have enough of something, be satisfied.

ída (v.s.)

1. To be born.

ídathe (v.t.)

1. To give birth to.

íekʰíthe (v.)

1. To proclaim or publish, as a crier does.

íekʰíthe (n.)

1. Public crier or herald.

íe sagí (n.phrase)

1. Loud speech.

iéskă (v.)

1. To speak a language plainly.
2. To act as an interpreter.

iéskă (n.)

1. Interpreter.

íe wamóⁿ tʰa (n.phrase)

1. Private word, word or phrase not to be used in public.
2. Slang word or phrase.

ígashúde (n.)

1. Blizzard, severe storm such as is known in Nebraska and Dakota.

íha (n.)

1. Lip.

íha íznathe (n.phrase)

1. Grease or ointment for the lips.