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Page 3 of 41, showing 20 records out of 813 total

scalp

páde

1. To carve or cut up meat; dissect a body.
2. To scalp a person.

scalp-lock

ásku

1. Scalp-lock.

scalp-lock

ásku

1. Scalp-lock.

scar

zna

1. Scar.
2. To be scarred.

scarify

gaqtháqthade

1. Scarify.

scarred

zhnákʰa

1. Scarred, marred.

scatter

utháe

1. To scatter with the mouth, as a cow may do with a pile of hay.

scatter

mú'ethoⁿ

1. To shoot to pieces; scatter an object in pieces by shooting at it.

scattered

banóⁿnoⁿ

1. Here and there in clumps or clusters; scattered in clumps or groups.

scent

tadé á'oⁿthe

1. To scent on the wind.

scent an odor

uthíbthoⁿ

1. To scent, smell or snuff an odor.
2. To inhale an odor.

scissors

wébazhná

1. Scissors, shears.

scissors

ithábazhna

1. Scissors, shears.

scold

thakʰéne

1. To scold.

scold

iáthixa

1. To open the mouth on.
2. To scold.

scold

iáthixáxa

1. To be angry at, scold repeatedly.
2. To champ at the bit, like a horse.

scold

thakʰóⁿga

1. To scold someone who seldom deserves it.

scold

íhusa

1. To scold, chide, rebuke, reprove someone.

scold

wéhusa

1. To scold, chide, rebuke,or reprove them.

scold

wahúsagi

1. To scold; to say bad words in anger.