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- come home sit
- agthígthiⁿ
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- To come home or return to place and sit down.
- come off
- xabáthe
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- Stripped off, come off of its own accord, as skin.
- come on
- woⁿ
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- The cry of the policemen when the men are straggling: waⁿ<: waⁿ<:
- come out
- uzhnúde
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- To come out of its own accord.
- comfort
- qéxe
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- To caress, fondle, as an infant, in order to quiet it.
- To care for, to comfort, as a distressed child.
- comfortable
- shtíde
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- Comfortable, warm.
- comfortable
- shtídethe
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- To make comfortable or warm.
- comfortable
- ushtíde
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- To be comfortable in, as in bed.
- comforter
- waíⁿ pʰúkʰi
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- Quilt.
- Comforter, bedspread.
- comforter
- wékʰoⁿ
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- Comforter; one who comforts.
- command marker
- ă
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- Female imperative marker; used at the end of a command sentence.
- common
- ukʰéthiⁿ
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- Common, ordinary, usual.
- common elm
- éezhoⁿ ukʰéthiⁿ
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- Common elm.
- common elm
- ézhoⁿ sági
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- Common elm.
- company
- shúkata
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- With the flock, herd, or company.
- comparison
- wíutha
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- Comparison, figure of speech, sign.
- Proverb.
- compete
- ákiki
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- compete against one another
- argue with each other
- dispute / contest one another's claims
- play against one another
- fight each other over something
- compete
- tabégasi íkʰikoⁿ
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- To compete in a ball game, to play ball with each other.
- complain
- ugtháshige
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- To complain about one's relative or friend.
- conceal
- wánaqthe
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- To hide, cover, or conceal people or animals.
