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- qthudáthe (v.)
- Peeled off of its own accord, as the bark of certain trees.
- qthúde (v.root)
- To be peeled off; to slip out of.
- qthúqa (v.s.)
- Empty, emptied of its contents.
- qthúqthu'a (n.)
- Holes in the head of animals communicating with the nostrils.
- qthúqthuge (n.)
- Smallpox pits on the face and body.
- qu'é (v.)
- To roar, to make the sound of waves, a water-fall, sand in an hour-glass, or grain poured from a bag.
- qu'é átʰiáthai (v.phrase)
- They (birds) passed with a sudden buzzing or roaring.
- qúde (v.s.)
- Gray, brown.
- qúde gthezhé (v.s.phrase)
- Gray spotted, having gray spots.
- qúga (n.)
- Badger.
- quíⁿ (v.s.)
- Corrupt, putrid, offensive, rotten, stinking, as carrion.
- quíⁿ bthoⁿ (v.phrase)
- To emit a putrid odor, smell rotten.
- qúka (v.a.)
- To sing a dancing song; sing for others to dance to.
- To initiate someone into a secret society.
- qwiⁿ (v.s.)
- Putrid, rotten, stinking, offensive, as carrion.
- qwíⁿ bthoⁿ (v.)
- To emit a putrid odor.
