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- uthíshkishki (v.)
- To wring out the water from a garment by twisting it many times with the hands, over or in a tub.
- uthíshoⁿ (v.)
- To go around in a circle, like the hands of a clock; to go around something.
- uthíshoⁿ (v.s.)
- Around someone or something; moving circularly like the hands of a clock.
- uthíshoⁿ moⁿthíⁿ (v.)
- To walk around an object.
- úthishoⁿtátʰoⁿ (adv.)
- From all sides; from all around.
- uthíshoⁿ wágthoⁿ (v.a.)
- To surround them (a group of people).
- uthíshpashpá (v.)
- To break or crumble into pieces with the hands, as crackers into soup.
- uthíshte (v.a.)
- To leave a remnant.
- uthíshte (n.)
- Remnant, scraps, leavings; what is left after finishing a job.
- uthíshtoⁿ (v.a.)
- To drop an object into something.
- úthitúbadi (p. phrase)
- At the grist mill.
- úthitube (n.)
- Mill, grist-mill.
- úthitʰoⁿ (n.)
- Work, business, occupation.
- uthíude (v.a.)
- To break through; to bore through.
- uthíze (v.)
- To knock down; to cause part of a pile to slide down accidentally by handling it.
- úthize (n.)
- Government rations.
- uthízizi (v.s.)
- To be asleep, numb, as a hand or foot.
- úthizne (n.)
- Cut, scratch.
- uthíznoⁿ (v.a.)
- To thread a needle, lace a shoe, harness a horse to a wagon.
- uthízoⁿ (n.)
- Middle.
