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thizhá (v.)

1. To wash.

thizhútʰoⁿ (v.)

1. To raise grain or vegetables; cultivating them until they are ripe.
2. To raise a child.

thiⁿ (v.)

1. To be.

thiⁿgé (v.s.)

1. To lack, to not have.
2. There is none.

thiⁿgéqti (v.)

1. Having none at all, being completely destitute.

thiⁿwíⁿ (v.t.)

1. To buy; to purchase or trade.

thiⁿwíⁿtʰoⁿkʰithe (v.t.)

1. To buy something from someone.

thóⁿba (${10000015+9999984})

1. Two.

thútʰoⁿ (v.s.)

1. Straight.
2. Correct.

thutʰóⁿqti (v.s.)

1. Very straight.
2. Exact, exactly, accurately.

ú (v.t.)

1. To wound someone.
2. To hit a mark or target.

ú (n.)

1. Wound.

u'ágtha (v.)

1. To suffer; to be suffering, as from poverty.

u'í (v.a.)

1. To lend something.

ú'i (v.a.)

1. To give someone food.

ú'iⁿ (n.)

1. A pack or bundle, carried on the back.

ú'oⁿ (v.t.)

1. Make trouble for someone; cause trouble; be to blame for something.

u'óⁿ (v.)

1. To put into, as wood into a stove.

u'óⁿăze (n.)

1. Shade; shadow cast by an object.

u'óⁿăze gáxai (n.phrase)

1. Umbrella; parasol, sunshade.