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- collarbone
- théshka múp'oⁿp'óⁿde
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- Hollows at the base of the neck, near the collarbone.
- collect
- bahóⁿhoⁿ
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- Like rolling prairie; said of a herd of buffalo, when attacked: they collect together in thick, deep grass, moving among themselves.
- collect
- uthéwiⁿthe
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- To bring together, accumulate, collect, assemble.
- collect
- uthéwiⁿkʰithe
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- To assemble, come together, collect themselves.
- collected
- uthéwiⁿ
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- Collected, assembled, gathered in one heap or place.
- Collected in a Cloud
- Shúkabi
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- Heavy Cloud or Collected in a Cloud: masculine personal name of the Ponca Hisada gens.
- collectively
- qóⁿde
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- All together, collectively.
- colt
- shóⁿzhiⁿga
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- Colt.
- colt
- shóⁿgetazhíⁿga
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- Colt.
- Comanche
- Pádoⁿka
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- Comanche; Paducah.
- Comanche
- Pádoⁿka wachʰí
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- Comanche or Paducah dance.
- comb
- gahé
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- To comb; to disentangle.
- comb
- mikáhe
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- Comb.
- combined
- wóⁿgithe ihéthe
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- Everyone together, all combined.
- come
- agtháthiⁿ tʰí
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- To have come here, not home, bringing one's property.
- To have come here for the first time, with one's property.
- come
- shi
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- You are or were coming here.
- come back
- gi
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- To come back, to come home.
- come from
- edítʰoⁿ zhútʰoⁿ
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- To come from something; to grow or originate from that.
- come home
- agtháthiⁿ thugí
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- To come home with one's property.
- come home
- ágthe shugthé
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- To go homeward to you for his property.
