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mashtíⁿge (n.)

1. Rabbit.

máshtiⁿ núga (n.phrase)

1. Male rabbit.

máshtiⁿskă (n.)

1. White rabbit.

máshtoⁿ (v.a.)

1. To stop cutting or sawing.

máshude (v.)

1. To cut up fine.

máshuga (v.)

1. To cut into thick slices.

máthe (v.)

1. To snow.

máthe (n.)

1. A winter, a year.

máthedoⁿ (adv.)

1. During (past) winters, in the winter.

máxu (v.a.)

1. To mark by cutting with a knife.

mazé (n.)

1. Breast, breasts.
2. Udder of a cow.

mazéni (n.)

1. Milk; "breast-water".

mazéni sída (n.phrase)

1. Cheese; "firm milk".

mazéni uskúske (n.phrase)

1. Clotted or curdled milk; clabber.

mazéni wégthi (n.phrase)

1. Butter; "milk grease".

mazéni wégthi sagí (n.phrase)

1. Cheese; "hard milk grease".

mázi (n.)

1. Generic name for trees of the pine and cedar family; evergreen.

mázi míⁿga (n.phrase)

1. Pine tree.

mázi núbthoⁿ (n.phrase)

1. Red cedar.

mázi núga (n.)

1. Cedar tree.