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- flock together
- thitʰútʰe
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- Gather together, flock together, as geese.
- flounder
- hubíshka
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- Plaice, flounder (type of fish).
- flour
- wamúske noⁿtúbe
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- Fine wheat flour.
- flour
- wamúske sísitʰóⁿ
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- Coarse wheat flour.
- flour
- wamúske wánatube
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- Fine wheat flour.
- flourish
- ginóⁿ
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- To grow; to flourish.
- flow
- gasúse
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- To flow; to run, as water.
- To flow swiftly.
- flow
- wamí ga'aí
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- Menstruation, menstrual blood.
- fluid
- znúznu
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- Fluid, dripping, sticky, runny.
- flute
- hútʰoⁿthe
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- To play a flute; blow a flute or whistle.
- flutter
- shkóⁿtʰigthe
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- To jump and flutter about, as a wounded or trapped bird.
- fly
- hóⁿt'ega
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- Fly (insect).
- fly
- hóⁿt'ega watháqta sági
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- The common fly; "fly that bites hard".
- fly
- gióⁿ
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- To fly.
- foam
- ábixe
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- To boil, to foam.
- foam
- taqúxe
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- Froth, foam, bubbles on the surface of a stream.
- fog
- shúdemáhoⁿ
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- Mist, dense fog.
- foggy
- shúdemáhoⁿshtóⁿ
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- Constantly foggy, foggy every day.
- foggy
- ushúde
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- Smoky, smoke-filled.
- Foggy, turbid, stirred up, as a stream.
- follow
- wíuhe
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- To follow them; go after them.
- To follow their trail, track them.
