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tʰitʰátʰa |
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| ti-té |
tʰitʰé |
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To become: said of what does not happen daily, or has not occurred hitherto. |
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| ti-té-ȼĕ |
tʰitʰéthe |
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| ti-té-ȼĕ-kí-ȼĕ |
tʰitʰéthekʰíthe |
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| ti-té-gi-ȼĕ |
tʰitʰégithe |
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| ti-te-í-ki-ȼĕ |
tʰitʰeíkʰithe |
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| ti-té-ki-ȼĕ |
tʰitʰékʰithe |
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| ṭi-ṭí-xe |
titíxe |
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| ṭi-ú-ȼi-gí-je |
tiúthigízhe |
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A small lodge formed by bending down the tops of poles or saplings, and sticking them into the ground, opposite to their respective roots, etc. |
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| ṭi-ú-ȼi-pú |
tiúthipʰú |
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| ṭi-ú-ȼi-pu jíñ-ga |
tiúthipʰu zhíⁿga |
n.phrase |
A small lodge formed by bending down the tops of poles or saplings, and sticking them in the ground opposite their respective roots. |
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| ṭi-ú-ȼi-pú jíñ-ga í-ṭi |
tiúthipʰú zhíⁿga íti |
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Said of poor persons in warm weather. |
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| ṭi-ú-ȼi-qȼí-ge |
tiúthiqthíge |
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An old encampment; the place where a tent formerly stood, where there is nothing now but litter. |
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| ṭí-u-jí |
tíuzhí |
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A household or family; all who dwell in one lodge. |
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| ṭi-ú-ki-háñ-ge |
tiúkʰihóⁿge |
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The common boundary of two adjacent gentile or clan areas in a tribal circle. |
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| ṭi-ú-ki-máⁿ-te |
tiúkʰimóⁿtʰe |
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Said when rays of light or sunshine come into a tent or house through any small opening, as a doorway, window, or half-opened shutter. |
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| ṭí-u-máñ-ge |
tíumóⁿge |
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A tent, as distinguished from a house. |
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| ṭí-u-p̣é |
tíupé |
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1. To enter a lodge. 2. To enter a lodge to beg for food, etc. |
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| tí-wa-ki-ȼĕ |
tʰíwakʰithe |
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To cause them, animate objects, to have come to this place, not their home, or for the first time. |
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| ṭí-xe |
tíxe |
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