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- uzhéthathe (v.t.)
- To tire someone, to make someone weary.
- uzhéthawáthe (v.s.)
- Tiresome.
- uzhézhi (v.)
- To roast in.
- úzhezhi (n.)
- Frying pan.
- uzhí (v.a.)
- To fill with water, grain, or other bulky substance.
- To plant or sow grain or seed.
- úzhi (n.)
- Pocket.
- úzhiha (n.)
- Bag, sack.
- uzhná (n.)
- A bare place (on the body or on the ground).
- uzhnúde (v.)
- To come out of its own accord.
- uzhnúshka (n.)
- Valley.
- uzhóⁿ baiázazá (n.phrase)
- Cradle; "bed rocked by pushing".
- uzhóⁿ tʰe ánase (n.)
- Bed-curtain or screen.
- uzhóⁿ umíⁿzhe (n.phrase)
- Bedclothes, bedding.
- wa (intj.)
- Masculine interjection expressing surprise or disappointment.
- wága (v.a.)
- To cut meat into slices.
- wága (n.)
- Slice; long slice of meat.
- wagáqthoⁿ (n.)
- Servant.
- wagáshoⁿ (v.)
- To travel; be on a journey.
- wagáxe (n.)
- Debt.
- wagáxe gáxe (v.phrase)
- To sign; to gesture.
