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- dangle
- ugá'e'é
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- To swing or dangle, as berries blown by the wind.
- dark
- sébe
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- Dark from having been greased.
- dark
- túsábe
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- Dark blue or green.
- Sky blue.
- dark
- tú shabe égoⁿ
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- Very dark green; greenish black.
- dark blue
- tú égoⁿ sábe
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- Dark blue.
- dark catfish
- túze
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- Dark catfish, found in the Missouri River.
- dark catfish
- hu túze
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- A dark catfish.
- dark green
- túqti
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- Green.
- Dark green, very green.
- dark green
- tú kétha egoⁿ
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- Sky blue, light blue.
- Dark green with an indigo tinge.
- dark orange red beans
- hiⁿbthíⁿge zhí égoⁿ sábe
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- Dark orange red beans.
- darken
- thashábe
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- To blacken or darken by biting.
- darkness
- ugáhanapáze
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- Darkness.
- darn it!
- qe
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- Exclamation of surprise or annoyance, used by one who has made a mistake; darn it!; bother!
- daughter
- inísi
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- his son or daughter
- his child
- day
- óⁿba
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- Day.
- day
- zhoⁿ
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- Day, night, 24-hour period; "a sleep".
- daybreak
- óⁿbethóⁿbe
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- Daybreak.
- daytime
- óⁿbade
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- By day, in the daytime, daily.
- When it is day.
- daytime
- óⁿbizhoⁿ
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- To sleep in the daytime.
- dead
- t'e
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- To die; to be dead.
