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- hóⁿdoⁿ (p. phrase)
- At night, during the night, by night, nightly.
- hóⁿgoⁿtʰe (adv.)
- Before midnight.
- hóⁿkʰoⁿska (adv.)
- Midnight.
- hóⁿmoⁿthiⁿ (n.)
- Prairie-chicken
- hoⁿ shóⁿtʰe íkithe (v.phrase)
- To wake up before dawn; to arise very early, while it is still night.
- hóⁿt'ega (n.)
- Fly (insect).
- hóⁿt'ega tú (n.phrase)
- Great blue blowfly.
- hóⁿt'ega watháqta sági (n.phrase)
- The common fly; "fly that bites hard".
- hoⁿtʰé (n.)
- Moccasin.
- hoⁿthé (n.)
- Tonight, this night.
- hóⁿ wadóⁿbe (n.phrase)
- Night scouts, those who scout for a war party at night.
- hóⁿzniumúzne (n.)
- A crack in the ground caused by frost.
- hu (n.)
- Voice, sound.
- hu báku (n.phrase)
- Plaice; "hump-backed fish".
- húbigíde (n.phrase)
- Fish net; gill net.
- Trap or weir for catching fish.
- hubíshka (n.)
- Plaice, flounder (type of fish).
- húbthoⁿ (v.s.)
- Fishy, smelling of fish, having a fishy odor.
- hubthóⁿ (v.s.)
- Fishy, smelling of fish, having a fishy odor.
- hubthúga (n.)
- Round fish.
- húda (v.s.)
- Be tall but not stout; slender.
