| si ȼí-zĕ |
si thíze |
v.phrase |
To take up his feet, to raise the feet, as in walking. |
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| si é-taⁿ-ȼĕ |
si étʰoⁿthe |
v.phrase |
To measure a person's feet, as in getting the size for making moccasins. |
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| si gá-i-í-za |
si gáiíza |
v.phrase |
To shake the foot often, as when one leg is crossed over the other. |
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| si í-gaⁿ-ze |
si ígoⁿze |
v.phrase |
To measure with a two foot rule or tape line. |
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| si í-ka-ce |
si íkʰashe |
v.phrase |
To stumble, trip up, miss step. |
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| sí i-táⁿ-ȼiⁿ-a-ṭa |
sí itʰóⁿthiⁿata |
n.phrase |
The forefeet of an animal. |
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| si i-zí-ȼĕ |
si izíthe |
n.phrase |
"That which makes the feet yellow": (celandine?) |
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| sí ma-sá-ni-ha |
sí masániha |
n.phrase |
The foot on one side, one foot of a pair. |
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| sĭ́n-de |
síⁿde |
n. |
The tail of an animal. |
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| sĭn-dé-ha-di |
siⁿdéhadi |
adv. |
At, by, or next the tail; in the rear. |
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| sĭn-dé-hi |
siⁿdéhi |
n. |
The hip-bone. |
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| sĭn-dé-hi bȼá-ska wa-hí |
siⁿdéhi btháska wahí |
n.phrase |
"The flat bone of the sĭndehi"; the os sacrum. |
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| sĭn-dé-qȼu-ʔa |
siⁿdéqthu'a |
n. |
"The hollow part of the sĭnde"; the lower part of the back. |
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| sin-dé-qȼu-ʔa wa-hí |
siⁿdéqthu'a wahí |
n.phrase |
The pelvis bones, as a whole. |
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| Sĭ́n-de á-gȼe |
Síⁿde ágthe |
prop.noun |
"Tail placed upright on"; Those who wear Tails or Locks of hair on their heads, a name of the first sub-gens of the Ponka C̸ixida. |
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| sĭ́n-de í-ba-ṣní-de |
síⁿde íbazníde |
n.phrase |
The prominent bone near the hip. |
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| sĭ́n-de jíñ-ga |
síⁿde zhíⁿga |
n.phrase |
"Small tail," probably a muskrat. |
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| sĭ́n-de kĕ u-ȼú-ga-hi-hí |
síⁿde kʰe uthúgahihí |
v.phrase |
To switch the tail to and fro, as a horse, even when standing; to wag the tail, as a dog does. |
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| sĭ́n-de p̣a-sí |
síⁿde pasí |
n.phrase |
The tip of the tail. |
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| sĭ́n-de sáⁿ-a-ȼá-ȼa |
síⁿde sóⁿathátha |
v.phrase |
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