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- to reject
- bahá théthe
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- To push and knock down; to push aside; to oppose, reject: used of light or small objects.
- to shelter
- uthúabthágata
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- To a sheltered place, where there is no wind.
- to show
- bahákʰithe
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- To cause (purposely) him, not a kinsman, to show or exhibit an object.
- to spirit land
- wanáxata
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- In or to the spirit land.
- to town
- tóⁿwoⁿgthóⁿata
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- To a clan.
- To a town or city.
- to trees
- qthabéata
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- To the trees, reaching the trees.
- to turn over
- bahé théthe
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- To push an object and knock it aside or turn it over.
- to village
- tóⁿwoⁿatá
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- To a camp or village.
- to which
- dádoⁿmádi
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- To which ones?
- to you
- shéthutʰoⁿtá
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- At or to your place.
- toad
- ikʰóⁿgit'é
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- Toad.
- toast
- zi
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- To scorch or toast.
- today
- oⁿbáthe
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- Today; "this day".
- today
- óⁿbathéqchi
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- This very day.
- toe
- sipítʰiⁿ
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- Stub one's toe; strike one's toe on a stick, etc.
- toenails
- sipáhi sháge
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- Toenails.
- toenails
- sipáhi sháge wahí
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- Toenails (rare word).
- toes
- sipáhi
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- Toes.
- All the toes except the big toe.
- toes
- sipáhitáxe
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- Toes (rare word).
- toes
- sipá
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- Toes; "foot head".
