Lexeme Entries

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sá-tăⁿ-ȼáⁿ-ȼaⁿ sátoⁿthóⁿthoⁿ By fives; five to each (person). 5/26/10 7/5/12, 7:53 PM Catherine Rudin

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sá-tăⁿ-há sátoⁿhá In five places. 5/26/10 7/5/12, 7:53 PM Catherine Rudin

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sá-tăⁿ-qti sátoⁿqti num. Just five. 5/26/10 7/5/12, 7:54 PM Catherine Rudin

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sá-tăⁿ-qti-é-gaⁿ sátoⁿqtiégoⁿ About five. 5/26/10 7/5/12, 7:54 PM Catherine Rudin

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sá-tăⁿ a-kí-gȼa-ha sátoⁿ akʰígthaha Fivefold. 5/26/10 7/5/12, 7:55 PM Catherine Rudin

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sa-táⁿ kí-gȼe satóⁿ kʰígthe Five times in succession. 5/26/10 7/5/12, 7:56 PM Catherine Rudin

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sáb i-ȼáⁿ sáb ithóⁿ To come together suddenly, and show black, as a herd of buffalo, or a party of Indians, at a distance. 5/25/10 12/22/10, 5:33 PM Jacob Hilton

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sád i-ȼáⁿ sád ithóⁿ To stretch or be stretched out suddenly after being coiled up. 5/25/10 12/22/10, 5:33 PM Jacob Hilton

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sád i-há-hai sád iháhai They lie stretched out in lines or rows, here and there, parallel or diverging: said of snakes. 5/25/10 12/22/10, 5:33 PM Jacob Hilton

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sad i-he sad ihe 5/25/10 12/22/10, 5:33 PM Jacob Hilton

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sád i-hé sád ihé 5/25/10 12/22/10, 5:33 PM Jacob Hilton

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sád i-té sád itʰé To untangle, as rope or thread, and stretch out in one pile. 5/25/10 12/22/10, 5:33 PM Jacob Hilton

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sañ-ḳi-ȼá-ȼa soⁿkitháths each one whitens himself or it may mean "to whiten himself in many places" 5/8/12 6/21/12, 6:39 PM David Brown

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sáñ-ḳi-ȼá-ȼa sóⁿkithátha Each one whitens himself. 5/20/10 6/10/11, 5:46 PM Catherine Rudin

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sañ-ḳi-ȼĕ soⁿkithe to whiten himself 5/8/12 6/21/12, 5:37 PM Mark Awakuni-Swetland

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sáñ-ḳi-ȼĕ sóⁿkithe To white himself. 5/20/10 6/10/11, 5:45 PM Catherine Rudin

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sáⁿ-a-ȼá-ȼa sóⁿathátha the tails (of antelopes) show white in the distance, as they run off in every direction 5/8/12 6/21/12, 6:40 PM David Brown

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sáⁿ-a-ȼá-ȼa sóⁿathátha v. The tails (of antelope) show white in the distance, as they run off in every direction. 5/20/10 6/16/11, 4:41 PM Catherine Rudin

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sáⁿ-ȼa sóⁿtha turned completely over in a vertical plane 5/8/12 5/8/12, 7:47 PM David Brown

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sáⁿ-ȼa sóⁿtha Turned completely over in a vertical plane. 5/20/10 6/10/11, 5:42 PM Catherine Rudin

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