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- bird
- chʰoⁿíⁿsiházi
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- A small, slender bird with slender reddish legs, which frequents the water.
- bird's down
- hiⁿqpé
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- Thistle down.
- Down of a bird's plumage; fine feather, plume, or under-feather.
- bird's shoulder
- ábthu
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- A bird's shoulder. (Never used of a person or animal other than birds.)
- bird's tail
- íbe
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- Bird's tail or tail feathers.
- bite
- utháqthuqa
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- To bite a deep hole into an object.
- bite
- uthágude
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- To make an inside point or corner by biting; to gnaw at an inside corner.
- bite
- utháqthuqa
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- To make a deep longitudinal indentation in wood with the teeth; action of beavers.
- bite
- thaqté
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- To bite.
- To hold with the teeth.
- bite
- thadóⁿ
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- To pull something with the teeth.
- To bite hard on (once).
- bite
- thashísha
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- To bite something full of holes.
- bite
- thazhnáha
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- To try unsuccessfully to bite a slippery object.
- bite
- thashpáshpa
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- To bite off piece after piece from the outside of an object.
- bite
- thashkúda
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- To bite an indentation in wood.
- bite
- thashkébe
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- To bite grooves in the ground, as animals do at a salt lick.
- bite
- thashíshi
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- To bite something full of holes.
- bite
- utháspe
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- To indent by biting.
- bite
- utháze
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- To bite holes in something while holding it in the mouth.
- bite
- thaígatʰoⁿ
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- To make someone grunt by biting.
- bite
- thanát'ega
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- To kill plants by biting around the roots, as rabbits do.
- bite
- thanóⁿbaha
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- To bite an object in two.
- To separate two objects by biting or talking.
