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- coward
- waqthí
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- To be a coward.
- coward
- waqthí gáxe
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- To pretend to be a coward; pretend to be afraid.
- cowlick
- taqpí uthíwiⁿwíⁿxe
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- Cowlick; a curl on top of the head or place on the back of the head where the hair goes in different directions.
- coyote
- míkasi
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- Coyote.
- coyote dance
- Míkasi wachʰí
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- Coyote Dance, done by members of a war party.
- cozy
- shtíde
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- Comfortable, warm.
- crack
- hóⁿzniumúzne
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- A crack in the ground caused by frost.
- cracked
- dúzhe
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- Cracked, split.
- cracker
- wamúske naságe
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- Cracker; "bread hardened by heat".
- crackle
- thitʰúqi
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- To make a crackling sound by pulling.
- crackle
- chʰizhe
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- To crackle, like twigs or branches breaking.
- cradle
- uzhóⁿ baiázazá
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- Cradle; "bed rocked by pushing".
- crawl
- moⁿbi ́tʰ ihé
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- To crawl on hands and knees to the lodge, and sit outside.
- To fall suddenly, touching the ground only with the hands.
- crawl
- miⁿdé
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- To crawl.
- crazy
- dáthiⁿ
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- To be crazy, foolish, silly, drunk, or furious.
- crazy
- bagthóⁿthiⁿ
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- To make someone furious or crazy by pushing or punching.
- creak
- bagíze
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- To play the fiddle; to make a creaking or squeaking sound by pushing.
- creak
- gíze
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- To creak.
- credible
- wíⁿkʰegáwáthe
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- Credible, believable; what can be believed.
- creek
- Zoⁿde búta
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- A hill on a branch of Omaha creek, Nebraska, West of Jon Oakes' mill, "the curved highland covered with trees; wooded hill."
- A branch of Omaha creek, near the hill of the same name.
