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síⁿde kʰe uthúgahihí (v.phrase)

1. To switch the tail back and forth; to wag the tail.

síⁿde pasí (n.phrase)

1. Tip of the tail.

siⁿdéqthu'a (n.)

1. Lower back; "hollow of the spine".

siⁿdéqthu'a wahí (n.phrase)

1. Pelvis bones; the whole pelvis.

síⁿde sóⁿathátha (v.phrase)

1. Tails show white repeatedly or here and there.

síⁿde ukʰítʰe (n.phrase)

1. Lowest joint of an animal's tail.

síⁿde wahí (n.phrase)

1. Bone(s) of an animal's tail.

síⁿde zhíⁿga (n.phrase)

1. Muskrat (?); "small tail".

síⁿdiha (n.)

1. Top of a moccasin.

síⁿdiha gáxe (v.phrase)

1. To put tops on moccasins.

síⁿdita p'oⁿp'óⁿde wahí (n.phrase)

1. Coccyx; tailbone.

síⁿga (n.)

1. Squirrel; the reddish-gray or fox squirrel common in Nebraska and the Dakotas.

síⁿgthe (n.)

1. Cricket.

síⁿgthe sábe (n.)

1. Tree locust (Gryllus abbreviatus?); "black cricket".

síⁿgthe tóⁿga (n.)

1. Tree locust (Gryllus abbreviatus?); "big cricket".

skă (v.s.)

1. White. Applied to objects nearby, not far away.

skabe (v.s.)

1. Sticky, miry, mushy.

ská gthezhé (v.phrase)

1. White spotted.

skáska (v.s.)

1. White here and there; white in spots or stripes (said of something nearby).

skáskabe (v.s.)

1. Sticky, miry, or mushy here and there.