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- trouble
- úshithe
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- To disappoint.
- To deceive.
- To accidentally cause needless trouble or disappointment.
- trouble
- úshkoⁿ tʰóⁿ giáxe
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- To make trouble for someone.
- troublesome
- wíuchʰízhe
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- To be troublesome to them or us (plural object).
- trough
- zhoⁿúgazhnúshka
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- Trough; "wood hewed out".
- trough
- zhoⁿúgahnúshka
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- Trough; "wood hewed out".
- true
- wíⁿkʰe
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- To speak truth; tell the truth.
- truly
- óⁿhoⁿ
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- Truly! Certainly! To be sure!
- trunk
- hi
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- Stalk, stem, trunk of a plant, tree, or vine.
- Leg of a person or animal.
- Tooth, teeth.
- truth
- wíⁿkʰethe
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- To see someone as speaking the truth; regard someone as truthful.
- truth
- wíⁿkʰegáxe
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- To believe someone; to feel someone has told the truth.
- turbid
- masháde
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- Turbid, muddy, as water that has been stirred up.
- turbid
- ushúde
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- Smoky, smoke-filled.
- Foggy, turbid, stirred up, as a stream.
- turkey
- zizíkʰa
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- Turkey; wild turkey or domestic turkey.
- turkey pea
- hoⁿbthísitoⁿga
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- Turkey pea, Sanicula tuberosa.
- turkey-buzzard
- héga
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- Turkey-buzzard (Cathartes aura).
- turn
- wéthinóⁿge
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- Something which makes an object turn or revolve; such as a water wheel.
- turn
- bawíⁿxe
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- To make a sudden turn, to go around in a circle.
- turn
- thisóⁿtha
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- To turn over in a vertical plane, as a huge log, by pulling a rope, etc., with the hands.
- turn
- soⁿsóⁿtha
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- To turn back and forth.
- turn back
- pashoⁿ
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- To turn back; to abandon a journey.
