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- shénuzhíⁿgakíthe (v.phrase)
- To begin to think of oneself as a young man.
- shénuzhiⁿzhíⁿga (n.)
- Boys or young men of various ages and sizes.
- shéskíthe (n.)
- Pear, "sweet apple".
- shetʰóⁿdoⁿde (adv.)
- About now.
- shetʰóⁿdoⁿqtiki (adv.)
- At about that time or season.
- shétʰoⁿqtiádi (adv.)
- Then, in the remote past.
- shéthe (v.t.)
- To pay attention to; heed.
- shethé (v.)
- To go in footprints; follow a track.
- shéthekʰíthe (v.t.)
- To cause to heed or pay attention to someone
- To obey someone.
- shétheshtewóⁿzhi (v.)
- To not pay the least attention to; not heed.
- shethóⁿ (v.root)
- Taken apart; in pieces.
- shéthuadi tʰédi (p. phrase)
- At that land near you.
- shéthuáta (p. phrase)
- To that place over there near you.
- shéthuatátʰoⁿ (p. phrase)
- From over there near you.
- shéthuatáthishoⁿ (p. phrase)
- Towards that place over there near you.
- shéthutʰoⁿ (p. phrase)
- From your place.
- shéthutʰoⁿtá (adv.)
- At or to your place.
- shéwatházhi (v.t.)
- To disregard them; not heed or pay attention to them.
- To withhold their pay or wages.
- shéwathe (v.t.)
- To pay attention to them; heed them.
- shi (v.a.)
- You are or were coming here.
