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- call
- thadé
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- To call; to name.
- To speak, utter, pronounce (a name).
- call
- wahútoⁿtóⁿ
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- To call out for them repeatedly.
- call
- wéboⁿ
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- To call to them or us (plural object).
- call
- boⁿ
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- To call out (once).
- call
- boⁿ tʰígthe
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- To call out suddenly (once).
- call
- qthazhé
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- To scream out, like a young animal calling its mother.
- call
- qthaqtházhe
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- To scream out often, like a young animal calling its mother.
- call by name
- izházhe thadé
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- To call by name, to speak the name of someone or something.
- call good
- thaúdoⁿ
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- To call something good; to bless something.
- callous
- tátashe
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- Callous, lumpy, or knotty here and there.
- callous
- bazhú
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- Calloused, of skin.
- Knotty, of wood.
- calm
- ábthage
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- To be calm, still, without wind.
- calumet
- wéawoⁿ
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- Pipe; the calumet or pipe used in the calumet or pipe dance.
- camp
- áti
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- To build a house or pitch a tent at, on, or for.
- camp
- tóⁿwoⁿ
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- Cluster of lodges; camp, village, Indian town.
- camp
- tóⁿwoⁿ gáxe
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- To make a camp or village; to stay in a place.
- can tell
- utháwathe
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- Able to be told or revealed; worthy of being told
- can't move
- shkóⁿ thi'á
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- To be unable to move.
- Canadian
- wáqe ukʰéthiⁿ
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- Frenchman, French Canadian; "ordinary white man".
- candle
- weánakóⁿgthe
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- Candle or lamp.
