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- úthatʰe (v.)
- To graze in, as cattle in a field.
- úthatʰe (n.)
- Pasture; grazing place.
- uthátʰoⁿ (n.)
- A dose of liquid medicine.
- úthawa (n.)
- Count, a counting, a census.
- utháwathe (v.s.)
- Able to be told or revealed; worthy of being told
- utháza'e (v.)
- To fill a place with the sound of one's voice.
- utháza'e (n.)
- Echo; noise, sound.
- úthaze (v.a.)
- To join in the singing with the men (said of women, never of men).
- utháze (v.a.)
- To bite holes in something while holding it in the mouth.
- utházne (v.)
- To split with the teeth; to split by biting.
- utházoⁿze (v.)
- To be asleep or numb, as the hands or feet.
- utházoⁿzóⁿ (v.s.)
- To be numb or asleep, as the feet or hands.
- utházhiwáthe (n.phrase)
- What cannot or should not be told.
- uthéwiⁿ (v.s.)
- Collected, assembled, gathered in one heap or place.
- uthéwiⁿkʰithe (v.a.)
- To assemble, come together, collect themselves.
- uthéwiⁿthe (v.a.)
- To bring together, accumulate, collect, assemble.
- uthí'age (v.t.)
- To be unwilling; to refuse someone something.
- uthí'e (v.a.)
- To pour out a small amount of liquid.
- uthí'i (v.a.)
- To pour a large amount of water into something.
- uthí'u'úde (v.a.)
- To bore through often.
