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- kízhi (conj.)
- If, when.
- kizhú (v.a.)
- To be proud.
- kóⁿdehi (n.)
- Plum bush.
- kúhe (v.a.)
- To feel insecure; to dread an unseen or uncertain danger; to be apprehensive.
- kúhewáthe (v.s.)
- Causing fear of something unseen or uncertain; insecure; fearful, apprehensive.
- m+ (intj.)
- Feminine interjection of surprise.
- m+! (intj.)
- Feminine interjection of disapproval and incredulity.
- ma (n.)
- Snow.
- -ma (d.)
- má'a (n.)
- Cottonwood tree; Populus canadensis.
- mábóⁿboⁿ (v.phrase)
- To cut into shreds or slivers.
- mábthaska (v.phrase)
- To flatten by cutting.
- mábthaze (v.phrase)
- To split open a hog or beef with a knife.
- mábthuga (v.phrase)
- To cut round, as a ring.
- mábuta (v.phrase)
- To cut round, as a ball.
- máhiⁿ ágashóⁿthe (n.phrase)
- Pocket knife.
- máhiⁿtú (n.)
- Blue knife.
- Blue stone.
- máhiⁿ u'óⁿhe (n.)
- Knife sheath.
- máhiⁿ uhé (n.)
- Knife sheath.
- Knife case.
- máhiⁿ wézhahe (n.)
- Sword.
- Stabbing knife.
