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- foramen magnum
- pahúgthe
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- Hole at the base of the skull, where the spinal cord enters.
- force
- bathuzhe
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- To push or thrust against a barrel, forcing it over and spilling its contents.
- forcibly
- áshiátha
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- By force; forcibly.
- ford stream
- zhúhe
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- To ford a stream.
- fordable
- zhúhewáthe
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- Fordable; shallow enough to be forded.
- forearm
- áuzni
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- Forearm.
- forefeet
- sí itʰóⁿthiⁿata
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- Forefeet of an animal.
- foreign language
- ukʰítʰe ié
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- Foreign word or language.
- foreign word
- ukʰítʰe ié
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- Foreign word or language.
- foreleg
- teáukʰíba
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- Shoulder joint of a large animal.
- Space between the shoulder joints and the knees, and between the knees and the ankles of the forelegs of a large animal.
- foreleg
- teá
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- Foreleg of an animal.
- foreleg tendon
- teákʰoⁿtʰa
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- Large tendon in the arm of humans and monkeys, and in the upper foreleg of buffalo, oxen, etc.
- forelegs
- teátʰoⁿ
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- To have arms or forelegs.
- forest
- qthabé shúga
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- Thick woods, dense forest.
- forest
- zoⁿde
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- Forest. Dense Forest. Highland covered with trees.
- forever
- shoⁿshóⁿqtioⁿ
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- Always, forever.
- forget
- síthazhi
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- Not to think of doing any such thing.
- To forget, to not remember.
- forget
- gisíthazhi
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- To forget; not to remember.
- forget the way
- moⁿnóⁿthiⁿ
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- To forget the land or way, to wander from the path.
- To make a mistake; to do something accidentally or unintentionally.
- fork
- zháta
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- Fork, table fork.
