| qȼu |
qthu |
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N/A |
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| qȼu-dá-ȼĕ |
qthudáthe |
v. |
peeled off of its own accord, as the bark of certain trees |
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| qȼú-de |
qthúde |
v.root |
peeled off; slipped out of |
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| qȼú-qa |
qthúqa |
v.s. |
empty, emptied of its contents |
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| qȼú-qȼu-gĕ |
qthúqthuge |
n. |
1. Small-pox pits on the face and body; has other meanings. |
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| qȼú-qȼu-ʔa |
qthúqthu'a |
n. |
the holes in the head of animals communicating with the nostrils. |
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| qȼu-ʔa |
qthu'a |
v.s. |
hollow |
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| qȼu-ʔa |
qthu'a |
n. |
"hollow places" above the hips of persons and animals, i.e., all that is within the body, just above the hips, including the colon and the smaller intestines(=c̸i'eqc̸u'a). |
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| qĕ |
qe |
v. |
to bury a corpse; to bury or cache corn or dried meat, etc. |
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| qĕ |
qe |
intj. |
intj. of surprise or annoyance, used by one who has made a mistake: bother! |
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| qe |
qe |
n. |
a high hill or ridge, a mountain |
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| qé-ga |
qéga |
v.s. |
dried, dead, as a branch or tree. Green wood may become bizĕ(dry) after being nuḳa(wet), but it is never qega! |
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| qé-ga-ȼĕ |
qégathe |
v.a. |
to cause wood to become dried or dead |
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| qé-ki |
qékʰi |
adv. |
the base of a bluff; under a bluff |
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| Qé-ki ní i-ȼá-bi-sán-de(ȼaⁿ) |
Qékʰi ní ithábisóⁿde(thoⁿ) |
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"the level at the foot of the bluff which forces the stream(the Missouri river) into a narrow passage by leaning against it," Sargent's Bluff, Iowa. |
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| qé-pa |
qépʰa |
v.s. |
short, as a vest (unajin-qepa) |
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| qé-qe-ga |
qéqega |
v.s. |
dry here and there, as a branch or tree |
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| qé-u-táⁿ-na-di |
qéutʰóⁿnadi |
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the space between the foot of a bluff(quḳi) and a stream; a river-bench |
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| qe-wáñ-ge |
qewóⁿge |
v. |
to be frost on the ground, but not on any vegetation that can be damaged. |
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| qe-wáñ-ge |
qewóⁿge |
n. |
frost on the ground, but not on vegetation |
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