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- íbika (v.a.)
- To rub or wipe with.
- íbimoⁿ (v.)
- To file with.
- íbisóⁿde (n.)
- A narrow place, as a ledge at the base of a cliff above a stream.
- íbthoⁿ (v.)
- To have enough of something, be satisfied.
- ída (v.s.)
- To be born.
- ídathe (v.t.)
- To give birth to.
- íekʰíthe (v.)
- To proclaim or publish, as a crier does.
- íekʰíthe (n.)
- Public crier or herald.
- íe sagí (n.phrase)
- Loud speech.
- iéskă (v.)
- To speak a language plainly.
- To act as an interpreter.
- iéskă (n.)
- Interpreter.
- íe wamóⁿ tʰa (n.phrase)
- Private word, word or phrase not to be used in public.
- Slang word or phrase.
- ígashúde (n.)
- Blizzard, severe storm such as is known in Nebraska and Dakota.
- íha (n.)
- Lip.
- íha íznathe (n.phrase)
- Grease or ointment for the lips.
- íha paháshi (n.phrase)
- Upper lip.
- íhiⁿ (n.)
- Moustache; "mouth hair".
- ihóⁿ (n.)
- Someone's mother; his or her mother.
- Ihóⁿkʰtʰoⁿwiⁿ (prop.noun)
- Yankton; a Yankton Dakota person, the Yanktons.
- íhusa (v.t.)
- To scold, chide, rebuke, reprove someone.
