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íki (n.)

1. Chin.
2. Lower jaw of an animal.

íkihiⁿ (n.)

1. Beard.

íkipaxápi (v.a.)

íki skă (n.)

1. Mink; "white chin".

ikóⁿ (n.)

1. Someone's grandmother or mother-in-law; his or her grandmother or mother-in-law.

ikʰáge (n.)

1. His male friend.

íkʰimóⁿthiⁿ (n.)

1. Visitor; messenger or runner.

ikʰóⁿgit'é (n.)

1. Toad.

iné (n.)

1. A blaze or burning; a prairie fire.

inéthe (v.)

1. To set something on fire, burn something, cause something to burn.

inísi (n.)

1. his son or daughter
2. his child

ínubthoⁿkʰíthe (n.)

1. Perfume or hair-oil.

ípahoⁿ (v.)

1. To know how to do something.

ípahóⁿzhi (v.)

1. Not to know how to do something.

ípitháhe (n.)

1. Waistband; waist of a woman's undergarment.

íqa (v.t.)

1. To laugh, to laugh at someone or something.

íqashtoⁿ (n.)

1. Opossum; "the laugher".

íqawáthe (v.s.)

1. Laughable, ludicrous, ridiculous.

ísagthe (n.)

1. Forked stick, like those used for hanging kettles over a fire.

íshazhi (v.s.)

1. Not rich; poor.