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- miss
- bagthóⁿtha
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- To push on an object, and miss doing what was intended; to thrust at a foe and miss him, because of his dodging.
- misshapen
- bawíⁿze
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- Crooked, misshapen.
- missionary
- tápuskă
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- Teacher; missionary.
- missionary
- wagóⁿze nudóⁿhoⁿga
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- Officer over teachers or missionaries.
- missionary
- wagóⁿze
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- Teacher.
- Missionary.
- missionary
- wagóⁿze wakóⁿdukʰíe
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- Minister, missionary; "teacher who talks to God".
- misspeak
- thazhnóⁿ
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- To miss with the mouth; to slip in putting something in the mouth, speaking, reading, or singing.
- misspeak
- thazhnóⁿzhnóⁿ
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- To miss with the mouth frequently or repeatedly.
- misstep
- si íkʰashe
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- To stumble, trip, misstep.
- mist
- shúdemáhoⁿ
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- Mist, dense fog.
- mistreat
- 'ágthethe
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- To make someone suffer, to mistreat.
- mix
- uthíbthipʰe
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- To mix in an object with the hands.
- mix
- baíkʰithibthoⁿ
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- To mix, as different kinds of corn, etc., by stirring with a stick.
- mix
- thibthípʰe
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- To mix with the hands.
- moccasin
- hiⁿbútoⁿ
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- To put on or wear moccasins.
- moccasin
- hoⁿtʰé
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- Moccasin.
- moccasin
- hiⁿbédiha
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- Moccasin flaps.
- moccasin
- Hiⁿbékoⁿ thíⁿge
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- No Moccasin Strings; a Ponca man's name.
- moccasin
- hiⁿbé gáwiⁿxe ugízhi
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- To stuff grass or other padding into one's moccasins.
- moccasin
- síⁿdiha gáxe
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- To put tops on moccasins.
