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gthóⁿtheha (v.s.)

1. Broad, wide (of land).

gthóⁿthiⁿ (v.s.)

1. Foolish, silly.

gthóⁿthiⁿ (v.s.)

1. Bewildered, confused, unable to remember how to do something.

gthóⁿxe (v.s.)

1. Fishy, rancid.
2. Smelling like meat which has been kept for several days in cold weather.

gthóⁿze (v.s.)

1. Fishy, slimy; not sweet.
2. Strong-smelling, like raw meat or unripe vegetables.

gthoⁿzhi (v.t.)

1. Not to take a wife; not to take someone as one's wife.

gúdihatátʰoⁿ (p. phrase)

1. From beyond; from far away.

hă (part.)

1. Masculine assertion marker; an oral period at the end of a statement.

he (part.)

1. Feminine assertion marker, oral period used by women at the end of a sentence.

he (n.)

1. Louse, lice.

he (n.)

1. Horn.

hé (part.)

1. Feminine assertion marker; oral period used by women at end of declarative sentence.

hébe (v.s.)

1. Partial; to be a part, piece, or portion of something.
2. Partly full, as a glass or barrel.

héchʰiⁿ (v.a.)

1. To sneeze.

héchʰiⁿtʰithíⁿge (v.a.)

1. To feel like sneezing.

héga (n.)

1. Turkey-buzzard (Cathartes aura).

héga (quant.)

1. Somewhat, a little.

hépa (n.)

1. Rhinoceros.

heqága (n.)

1. Pronged or branching horns.
2. An elk with branching horns.

héqthiⁿ (n.)

1. Chipmunk or ground squirrel.