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- fork
- wéshigthe
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- Fork or dipper for taking meat out of the kettle.
- forked
- xádoⁿ
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- Forked, pronged.
- forked
- zhata
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- Forked, cloven.
- forked arrow tip
- moⁿ ítʰaxe zhóⁿkʰa
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- Forked arrow tip.
- forked stick
- ísagthe
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- Forked stick, like those used for hanging kettles over a fire.
- forked stick
- zhoⁿzháta
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- Forked piece of wood.
- formerly
- pahóⁿga tʰédi
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- Formerly, at first, at the beginning.
- formerly
- pahóⁿgadi
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- Formerly, at first, at the beginning.
- forsake
- oⁿtha
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- To forsake, abandon, leave, throw away.
- fortieth
- wégthebadúba
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- The fortieth (one).
- fortify
- zhoⁿkʰóⁿtʰoⁿ
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- Enclose, fortify with a wood fence or palisade; "bind wood together".
- forty
- gthébadúba
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- Forty.
- forward
- úsh'athíⁿge
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- To be forward, presumptuous, not in awe.
- To be unblushing, unceremonious, free and easy.
- four
- dúba
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- Four.
- fourteen
- agthíⁿduba
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- Fourteen; "again four".
- fourteen at a time
- agthíⁿdubáthoⁿ
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- Fourteen together or at a time.
- fourteen collected
- agthíⁿdúbaha
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- Fourteen in each place or collection.
- fourteen in each place
- agthíⁿdúbaha
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- Fourteen in each place or collection.
- fourteen times
- agthíⁿdubóⁿ
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- Fourteen times.
- fourteen to each
- agthíⁿdubáthóⁿthoⁿ
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- Fourteen to each.
