| ṭa-p̣á |
tapá |
n. |
A deer head. |
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| ṭá-pĕ |
tápʰe |
adv. |
Near the place of starting. |
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| tá-pu-skă |
tápuskă |
n. |
A teacher; a missionary. |
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| ṭa-qi |
taqi |
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| ṭá-qi-é |
táqié |
onom |
The sound made in chopping wood in cold weather. |
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| ṭá-qi-é-wa-ȼĕ |
táqiéwathe |
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It has a partial reference to hitting. |
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| ṭá-qi-é tí-gȼe |
táqié tʰígthe |
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To make the sound ṭaqi suddenly, in this place: applicable to a coyote or wolf when crunching bones. |
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| ṭa-qíⁿ-qe |
taqíⁿqe |
n. |
A refuse bit of meat, cut off in carving the animal, thrown away as unfit for any purpose. |
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| ṭa-qpí |
taqpí |
n. |
The top or crown of the (human) head. |
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| ṭa-qpí-c̣na |
taqpízhna |
v.s. |
To be bald. |
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| ṭa-qpí ȼaⁿ-ṭá |
taqpí thoⁿtá |
p. phrase |
At or near the crown. |
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| ṭa-qpí í-c̣na |
taqpí ízhna |
v.phrase |
To be bald on the crown of his head (from some cause). |
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| ṭa-qpí u-bá-xaⁿ |
taqpí ubáxoⁿ |
v.phrase |
To stick, as a feather, into the scalp-lock or crown of the head. |
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| ṭa-qpí u-ȼí-wiⁿ-wíⁿ-xe |
taqpí uthíwiⁿwíⁿxe |
n.phrase |
The curl of hair on the top of the head, the place at the back of the head where the hair parts and lies in different directions. |
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| ṭá-qti |
táqti |
n. |
"The true or real ṭa"; the deer; a deer; deer. |
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| Ṭá-qti-gí-ki-dá-bi |
Táqtigíkʰidábi |
prop.noun |
He for whom they shot at deer, a mythical giant and oppressor of the Indians. |
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| Ṭá-qti-gí-ki-djá-bi |
Táqtigíkʰijábi |
prop.noun |
same as Ṭáqtigíkidábi |
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| ṭá-qti-ha |
táqtiha |
n. |
Deer-hide. |
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| ṭá-qti-skắ-ha |
táqtiskáha |
n.phrase |
Sheep-skin. |
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| ṭá-qti-skắ-hiⁿ |
táqtiskáhiⁿ |
n.phrase |
Wool. |
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