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- uthíbthi (n.)
- Whirlwind of air, water, or smoke.
- Eddy of a current of water.
- uthíbthipʰe (v.)
- To mix in an object with the hands.
- uthíbthoⁿ (v.)
- To scent, smell or snuff an odor.
- To inhale an odor.
- uthídathoⁿ (v.a.)
- To get used to or hardened to work.
- uthíde (v.)
- To be on the same side, to be united in working together.
- uthídoⁿ (v.)
- To fasten, to lock.
- uthídoⁿ itʰé (v.phrase)
- To stand locked; to be locked.
- uthídoⁿ itʰéthe (v.phrase)
- To shut a door and lock it.
- uthígtheze (n.)
- Screw.
- uthígude (v.)
- To cut an inside corner or point, as with scissors.
- uthígude (n.)
- Inside angle, corner, or point.
- uthíkʰiáhoⁿ (v.)
- To turn up a raw-hide bag so dried meat can be put into it.
- úthikʰíhoⁿ (n.)
- Bale of buffalo meat.
- Sack or bag in which dried buffalo meat is put.
- uthíoⁿba (v.a.)
- To flash, as lightning.
- To wave a mirror, making it flash in the sunlight.
- To reflect, as light from a pail of water set in the sunlight.
- uthíoⁿóⁿba (v.a.)
- To flash repeatedly.
- uthíp'ushiⁿ (v.a.)
- To make an object puff up by working it with the hand.
- uthípi (v.s.)
- Helpful, serviceable, useful to someone.
- uthípʰu (v.a.)
- To contract or pull in toward the center, as a flower closing.
- To surround something and pull in toward it.
- uthípʰu ithóⁿ (v.)
- To close suddenly, as a flower.
- uthípʰupʰú (v.)
- To pull closer and closer in, as pulling the ends of a robe closer around and over an object.
