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- sweep dust
- ábashúde
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- To sweep dust on someone.
- sweet
- skíthe bthóⁿ
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- To smell sweet or sour.
- sweet
- skíthe
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- Sweet or sour.
- sweet flag
- makʰóⁿ ninída
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- Calamus or sweet flag, a type of reed.
- sweet medicine
- makʰóⁿ ninúbthoⁿ
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- Sweet-scented medicine.
- sweeten
- skíthethe
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- To sweeten.
- swell
- íba
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- To swell.
- swell
- p'ixé tʰígthe
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- To swell up suddenly, as from heat.
- swell
- bu
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- To swell, puff out.
- swell
- búta
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- Swelled-out, globular, round.
- swift
- 'óⁿsagi
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- Rapid, swift, fast.
- swift
- sagígi
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- Firm, tight, or hard repeatedly or in several places.
- Quick, swift, fast.
- swift
- 'oⁿsa
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- Swift at running.
- swift flowing
- susé
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- Swift-flowing.
- swift ones
- 'óⁿsagimá
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- The swift ones.
- swim
- niúwoⁿ
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- To swim.
- swim here
- niuwoⁿ kʰi
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- To swim home; to arrive back here swimming.
- swim home
- niuwoⁿ kʰi
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- To swim home; to arrive back here swimming.
- swing
- ush'ésh'e
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- To dangle or swing, as an object suspended by a cord.
- swing
- ugá'e'é
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- To swing or dangle, as berries blown by the wind.
