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thawázhiⁿpiazhi (v.)
  1. To put someone in a bad mood by talking to or laughing at him or her.
thaxápi (v.a.)
tháxi (n.)
  1. Edible part of a melon; flesh of a melon.
tháxiⁿ (n.)
  1. Lungs.
thaxóⁿ (v.)
  1. To gather up in the mouth in bunches, as a horse does with grass.
tházhi (v.)
  1. Not to go.
thazhíde (v.)
  1. To make red by biting.
thazhíⁿ
  1. To snuffle; to blow the nose.
thazhná (v.s.)
  1. To lose one's hair, go completely bald, as from sickness.
thazhnáde (v.)
  1. To pick up food rapidly by mouthfuls.
thazhnáha (v.)
  1. To try unsuccessfully to bite a slippery object.
thazhníⁿde (v.)
  1. To bolt down food without chewing it; to swallow whole.
thazhnóⁿ (v.a.)
  1. To miss with the mouth; to slip in putting something in the mouth, speaking, reading, or singing.
thazhnóⁿzhnóⁿ (v.a.)
  1. To miss with the mouth frequently or repeatedly.
thazhnúde (v.)
  1. To pull out a splinter or small nail with the teeth.
thazhnúzhe (v.)
  1. To speak unintelligibly.
  2. To spill by overturning a container with the mouth.
-the (v. suffix)
  1. Causative suffix. Added to verbs, it adds the meaning to cause or make (accidentally or purposely).
  2. Causative suffix. Suffixed to nouns it adds meaning to have for, to regard as.
the (v.a.)
  1. To go; to depart.
théba hidé (n.phrase)
  1. The large end of the jaw, "at the bottom."
thébahiⁿ (n.)
  1. Whiskers on the lower jaw, as opposed to those on the cheeks, and chin; "lower jaw hair".
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