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- úshkoⁿ gáxe (v.phrase)
- To make a regulation, law, or custom.
- úshkoⁿ píázhi (v.phrase)
- To be unkind; prone to bad deeds; maleficent.
- úshkoⁿ tʰóⁿ giáxe (v.phrase)
- To make trouble for someone.
- ushkúdoⁿ (v.s.)
- To be kind, beneficient.
- ushpáshpa (n.)
- Pieces; remnants of cloth, etc.
- ushté (v.s.)
- To remain, be left over.
- ushté (n.)
- Remainder; balance; the rest.
- ushtéqti (v.s.)
- To remain in considerable quantity or degree; to be a lot left.
- ushtíde (v.s.)
- To be comfortable in, as in bed.
- úshtiⁿga (n.)
- Something ludicrous.
- ushtíⁿge (n.)
- Something ludicrous.
- ushtóⁿga (n.)
- Any soft part.
- ushúde (v.s.)
- Smoky, smoke-filled.
- Foggy, turbid, stirred up, as a stream.
- útha (v.)
- To tell them about (animate objects)
- uthá (v.)
- To tell anything.
- To tell anything about another.
- uthá'ethe (n.)
- Pity, mercy.
- uthá'u'úde (v.a.)
- To gnaw several holes in a solid.
- To speak a foreign language.
- uthá'ude (v.a.)
- To gnaw a hole in a flat solid object.
- uthádathoⁿ (v.)
- To get used to eating any kind of food.
- To make one's voice re-echo often.
- Uthádawoⁿ (prop.noun)
- Northeast fork of the Elkhorn River, flowing through Knox and Pierce counties, Nebraska.
