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- stick in
- ízhahe
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- Something that sticks in; a spear, splinter, or stitch.
- stick in hair
- ábaxoⁿ
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- To stick something in the hair.
- stick to
- áthaha
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- To put on clothing.
- To wear clothing.
- To stick to.
- To cover.
- sticky
- skabe
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- Sticky, miry, mushy.
- sticky
- gthígthide
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- Slushy, sticky, slimy, ropy, muddy.
- sticky
- znúznu
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- Fluid, dripping, sticky, runny.
- sticky
- skáskabe
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- Sticky, miry, or mushy here and there.
- stiff
- díⁿdeqtióⁿ
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- Very stiff, very firm, hardy. Stretched out stiff, like a corpse.
- stiff
- díⁿdiⁿ
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- Firm, stiff.
- stiff
- udíⁿdiⁿ
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- Stiff.
- still
- zóⁿzoⁿde
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- Completely still, motionless.
- still
- shkóⁿazhi
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- To be motionless, still, at rest; not move.
- still
- zoⁿde
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- Motionless; quiet; still.
- still
- ábthage
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- To be calm, still, without wind.
- stink
- waqwíⁿ
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- Something which smells bad, stinks, emits a bad odor, is offensive.
- stink
- zóⁿsta
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- Fragrant, nice-smelling; of fruits or grasses.
- Stinking, having a bad smell, sour or rotten-smelling; of animals, meat, milk, etc.
- stink
- qwíⁿ bthoⁿ
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- To emit a putrid odor.
- stink
- quíⁿ
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- Corrupt, putrid, offensive, rotten, stinking, as carrion.
- stink
- názhoⁿxe
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- To emit an unpleasant odor, as burning hair.
- stinking
- qwiⁿ
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- Putrid, rotten, stinking, offensive, as carrion.
