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mázi zhú (n.)

1. Cedar cones.

mázoⁿhe (n.)

1. Animal resembling an otter, with thick black and reddish-yellow hair and a bushy tail (marten?).

mázoⁿ skă (n.)

1. Snow bunting.

mázhabe (v.a.)

mázhnaha (v.)

1. To scrape or cut smooth with a knife.

mazhóⁿ píazhi gáxe (v.phrase)

1. To make the land bad.
2. To wage war.

me (n.)

1. Spring; the spring of the year.

méha (n.)

1. Spring hide; a buffalo robe obtained in the spring or winter, with thick hair on it.

mé máthe (n.phrase)

1. Spring snow; light snow.

míbide (n.)

1. A plant found in Nebraska; plant on which are the beggar's lice.

mí ithé thoⁿ táthishoⁿ (p. phrase)

1. westward

mí í thoⁿ táthishoⁿ (p. phrase)

1. eastward

miká (n.)

1. Raccoon.

mikáha (n.)

1. Raccoon skin.

mikáhe (n.)

1. Comb.

míkasi (n.)

1. Coyote.

míkasi ít'ewáthe (n.phrase)

1. Arsenic; " coyote killer".

Míkasi wachʰí (prop.noun)

1. Coyote Dance, done by members of a war party.

miká skă (n.)

1. White raccoon.

míqe (n.)

1. Grave.