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uthípʰu théthe (v.)
  1. To surround (the enemy) quickly.
uthíqaga (v.s.)
  1. To be chapped, as the face, lips, or hands.
uthiqe (n.)
  1. A refugee, one who has left his tribe and is staying with another people.
uthískabe (v.)
  1. To glue and make it stick with the hand.
uthíski (v.a.)
  1. To press or squeeze a handful until it is hard.
uthísoⁿ (v.)
  1. To roast or parch, as corn or coffee.
uthísh'age (v.a.)
  1. To be unwilling; to refuse.
uthíshiⁿ (v.)
  1. To cover, as with a garment.
uthíshiⁿ tʰoⁿ (v.phrase)
  1. To be covered; to have a cover.
uthíshki (v.)
  1. To wring out a garment once, over or in a tub.
uthíshkishki (v.)
  1. To wring out the water from a garment by twisting it many times with the hands, over or in a tub.
uthíshoⁿ (v.)
  1. To go around in a circle, like the hands of a clock; to go around something.
uthíshoⁿ (v.s.)
  1. Around someone or something; moving circularly like the hands of a clock.
uthíshoⁿ moⁿthíⁿ (v.)
  1. To walk around an object.
úthishoⁿtátʰoⁿ (adv.)
  1. From all sides; from all around.
uthíshoⁿ wágthoⁿ (v.a.)
  1. To surround them (a group of people).
uthíshpashpá (v.)
  1. To break or crumble into pieces with the hands, as crackers into soup.
uthíshte (v.a.)
  1. To leave a remnant.
uthíshte (n.)
  1. Remnant, scraps, leavings; what is left after finishing a job.
uthíshtoⁿ (v.a.)
  1. To drop an object into something.
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