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ishtá úsihi (n.phrase)

1. Clear eyes; refers to the clear blue eyes of some children.

ishtáxide (v.s.)

1. Nearsighted.

íshte (v.a.)

1. To be ashamed or bashful.

Ishtínikʰe (prop.noun)

1. Monkey; a mythical trickster character.

ishtúgaqtoⁿ hí (n.phrase)

1. A tree which grows along the Missouri and Niobrara rivers.

ishtúgthoⁿ (n.)

1. Eye socket.

ishtúskă (n.)

1. Cornea; white of the eye.

ishtúshabe (n.)

1. Iris; "dark part of the eye".

ishtúzi (n.)

1. Iris; "yellow of the eye".

íti (n.)

1. Abdomen, belly.

Itíni (n.phrase)

itínithe (v.t.)

ítuthe (n.)

1. Something used for coloring blue or green; blue/green dye or paint.

itʰáxe (n.)

1. Tip, point, end (of a finger, oar, bird's wing, ax-helve, piece of wood, branch or limb, etc.).

ithábazhna (n.)

1. Scissors, shears.

íthatʰoⁿ (n.)

1. Cup.

íthiⁿge (v.s.)

1. To be weary.

iúhúⁿ (intj.)

1. An exclamation used by a warrior telling what he will dare to do.

í uznége (v.)

1. Hare-lipped; to be hare-lipped, have a cleft lip.

íznakʰithé (n.)

1. Hair grease.