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íqa (v.t.)

1. To laugh, to laugh at someone or something.

íqashtoⁿ (n.)

1. Opossum; "the laugher".

íqawáthe (v.s.)

1. Laughable, ludicrous, ridiculous.

ísagthe (n.)

1. Forked stick, like those used for hanging kettles over a fire.

íshazhi (v.s.)

1. Not rich; poor.

ishchási (n.)

1. Pupil of the eye.

ishíkoⁿ (n.)

1. Her sister-in-law; her husband's sister or her brother's wife.

ishtá (n.)

1. Eye.

ishtábthi (n.)

1. Tears.

ishtá gabízhe (v.phrase)

1. To wink, to wink the eyes.

ishtáha (n.)

1. Eyelids.

ishtánaqíxe (n.)

1. Brow ridge; the ridge above the eyes.

ishtánaqíxe hiⁿ (n.phrase)

1. Eyebrows.

ishtáni (n.)

1. Tears; "eye water".

ishtáqthu'a (v.s.)

1. Hollow-eyed, eyeless, having no eyes.

ishtási (n.)

1. Pupil of the eye; "eye seed".

ishtáskă (n.)

1. The rusty blackbird; "white eyes".

ishtáskă (v.s.)

1. To have good eyesight.

Ishtásoⁿda (prop.noun)

1. A moiety (half-tribe) of the Omahas.
2. The fifth clan of this moiety; Thunder clan.

ishtáthehíⁿ (n.)

1. Eyelashes.