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zhoⁿ wáthiznu (n.phrase)
  1. Sled, sleigh.
zhoⁿ wégoⁿze (n.phrase)
  1. Cord (measure); a cord of wood.
zhoⁿ wétʰiⁿ (n.phrase)
  1. Hammer; "strikes wood".
zhóⁿxe (v.s.)
  1. To smell burnt; to give off the odor of soft coal or of a person or animal struck by lightning.
zhoⁿzháta (n.)
  1. Forked piece of wood.
zhóⁿzhe (v.s.)
  1. Beginning to smell, as corn decaying.
zhoⁿ zhíbe (n.phrase)
  1. Lower shoots or "legs" of a bush or other plant.
  2. Pith of a plant or bush.
zhóⁿ zhiⁿga (n.)
  1. Switch, twig, rod, splinter, or stick; "small wood".
zhóⁿ zhiⁿga niní íbista (n.phrase)
  1. A cleft stick formerly used by the Omahas and Poncas as tongs and for lighting a pipe; "stick which presses (fire) against the tobacco".
zhu (n.)
  1. Flesh.
  2. Body.
zhúakʰihída (v.a.)
  1. To attend together; to study together.
zhúazhi (v.s.)
  1. Not up to par; inferior; unsuitable; unwell, not strong, in bad health.
zhúazhiázhi (v.s.)
  1. Not at all unwell or inferior; well, strong, sound; absolutely up to par.
zhúga (n.)
  1. Body.
zhúga éqchi (n.phrase)
  1. He himself.
  2. In person.
zhúga thíbthibthíxe (v.phrase)
  1. To be shaking all over, from fright or exertion.
zhúga thíqti (n.phrase)
  1. You yourself.
zhúga thísh'iⁿ'égi (v.)
  1. To shrug up, as the shoulders.
  2. To tremble in some part of the body.
zhúga uhéqtithéthe (v.phrase)
  1. To shudder very much and suddenly.
zhúga wíqchi (n.phrase)
  1. I myself.
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