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- carriage
- zhóⁿinóⁿge
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- Cart, wagon, carriage.
- Wheel; "that by means of which wood runs".
- carry
- átugthoⁿ
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- To carry or haul and unload something.
- cart
- zhoⁿmóⁿthiⁿ
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- Wagon, cart, wheel; "walking wood".
- cart
- zhóⁿinóⁿge
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- Cart, wagon, carriage.
- Wheel; "that by means of which wood runs".
- carve
- páde
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- To carve or cut up meat; dissect a body.
- To scalp a person.
- carve
- baxú
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- To carve or engrave.
- To write.
- carved wood
- zhoⁿúgaxe
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- Carved wood.
- carving
- wéki'oⁿ
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- Carved work, carving.
- Tatooing.
- Face painting.
- Ornaments, trinkets.
- case
- máhiⁿ uhé
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- Knife sheath.
- Knife case.
- cast shadows
- 'óⁿaziháha
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- To cast parallel shadows.
- castrate
- shoⁿdé thizhnúde
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- To castrate.
- castrate
- shoⁿdé gíoⁿtha
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- To castrate, as a horse.
- castrate
- shoⁿdé gímabtháze
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- To castrate; "to cut open the scrotum with a knife".
- caterpillar
- wagthíshka hiⁿ shkúbe
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- Caterpillar; "thick haired insect".
- catfish
- húskă
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- The large white catfish.
- catfish
- huhú Mishúde
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- A species of catfish found in the Missouri river.
- cattail
- wahábigaskóⁿthe
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- Cattail; Typha latifolia.
- cause
- xéthe
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- To make someone cry; cause someone to weep.
- cause
- xéwathe
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- To make people cry; to cause children to cry; to make adults weep like children.
- cause mark
- gaskúbihéthe
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- To knock down a long object and cause it to get marked.
