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- leave
- uthíshte
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- To leave a remnant.
- leave
- utháshte
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- To leave (food or drink); to have left over.
- leave alone
- shoⁿgéthe
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- To leave them alone; said of scattered inanimate objects.
- leave alone
- shoⁿkʰéthe
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- To leave it alone; said of a long object.
- leave alone
- shóⁿthoⁿéthe
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- To leave it alone; said of a curved or globular object.
- leave alone
- shóⁿthoⁿkʰéwathe
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- To leave them alone; said of people or animals.
- leave alone
- shóⁿthiⁿkʰéthe
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- To leave a (sitting) person alone or undisturbed.
- leave alone
- shóⁿthiⁿéthe
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- To leave a (moving) person alone or undisturbed.
- leave alone
- shóⁿmoⁿthíⁿkʰithe
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- To leave a (walking) person alone or undisturbed.
- leave alone
- shoⁿméwathe
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- To leave them alone; said of moving people or animals.
- leave alone
- shóⁿnazhíⁿkʰithe
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- To leave a (standing) person alone or undisturbed.
- leave alone
- shóⁿtʰoⁿéthe
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- To leave a (standing) person or animal alone or undisturbed.
- leave alone
- shoⁿtʰéthe
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- To leave it alone; said of a standing inanimate object or collection of small inanimate objects.
- leave meat
- máshtishte
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- To leave a small quantity of meat after cutting up a carcass.
- leaven
- wiúnabixoⁿ
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- Yeast, leaven, hops.
- leaven
- wiúnap'úshiⁿ
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- Yeast, leaven.
- leavened
- wamúske náxixíge
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- Leavened bread; "dough that is light and stringy".
- leaves (of a plant)
- 'ábe
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- Leaf, leaves.
- leavings
- uthíshte
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- Remnant, scraps, leavings; what is left after finishing a job.
- left over
- ushté
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- To remain, be left over.
