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- hey
- hó
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- Thank you.
- Greeting: Hello, How are you.
- Sign of approval: "Hear! Hear!"
- Discourse marker: "Well;" beginning of new paragraph.
- Used in calling to a distant person: "Hey, halloo, yoohoo".
- Adds emphasis to a command.
- oral period [used when somebody raises his voice]
- hey!
- u+
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- Interjection used by males, at the end of a sentence: halloo! hey!
- Hey!
- tená
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- Masculine interjection of surprise, reproof, and indignation. "Why!"; "Hey!"
- hey!
- názhi
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- Masculine interjection of indignation, anger, or surprise.
- hiccup
- núski
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- To belch.
- To hiccup.
- hide
- bahíⁿqpe
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- To scrape off small particles of a hide before tanning it.
- hide
- táhugádoⁿ
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- To stretch out a hide on the ground with pins.
- hide
- ábinoⁿtha
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- To hide or cover up something by lying on it.
- hide
- wánaqthe
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- To hide, cover, or conceal people or animals.
- hide-scraper
- wéubázhoⁿ
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- Hide-scraper consisting of a bone handle with a metal scraper attached to its bent end.
- high
- paháshiádi
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- On a high place; on something high.
- high
- paháshi
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- Something high, but connected to the earth.
- higher
- paháshiatáha
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- Further up; toward a higher place.
- highland forest
- zoⁿde
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- Forest. Dense Forest. Highland covered with trees.
- hill
- pahúthoⁿda
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- Mound; hill with a truncated, flat, curved top.
- hill
- pahúthuda
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- Mound; hill with a truncated, flat, curved top.
- hill
- pahé
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- Hill.
- hill
- qe
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- High hill or ridge.
- Mountain.
- hill
- páhe
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- Hill.
- hill
- Zoⁿde búta
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- A hill on a branch of Omaha creek, Nebraska, West of Jon Oakes' mill, "the curved highland covered with trees; wooded hill."
- A branch of Omaha creek, near the hill of the same name.
