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- hidé tʰe ugáshte (v.phrase)
- To cut off from the small end to a stump.
- Hidé thiⁿgé (prop.noun)
- Stream that has no mouth.
- híde úgaqthe (v.phrase)
- Facing the bottom or lower part; facing the mouth of a stream.
- Hidígoⁿ (prop.noun)
- Storyteller.
- Hígabú (prop.noun)
- Kickapoo; the Kickapoos.
- hígoⁿ (n.)
- Myth, legend, traditional tale, fable.
- hígoⁿ (v.a.)
- To tell a myth or traditional tale.
- hígoⁿ íthigthoⁿ (v.phrase)
- To tell a myth, legend, or fable slowly and deliberately.
- hi gthágigíze (v.phrase)
- To gnash or grate one's teeth.
- hímoⁿgtha (n.)
- Walking stick, crutch, staff used in walking.
- hímoⁿgthetʰóⁿ (v.phrase)
- To use a staff.
- hímoⁿgthetʰoⁿ thiⁿ (v.phrase)
- To use a staff.
- hi pʰéshte (n.phrase)
- Incisors; front teeth.
- hi pʰéshte íbiski (n.phrase)
- The canine teeth; the teeth next to the incisors.
- hísoⁿsoⁿ (v.s.)
- To have one's teeth on edge.
- hi soⁿsoⁿde (v.phrase)
- To have the teeth on edge.
- hi shpéshte (n.phrase)
- The four front teeth.
- hithá (v.t.)
- To bathe; to bathe someone.
- hithádadáxe (v.)
- To have teeth chattering, as from cold.
- hithaí (n.)
- Saturday; "bathing day".
