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  1. xa:kata— He will weep
  2. te:— dead, be dead
  3. mąohį́data— we will go down
  4. itą́— big, great, large
  5. wailuká— we turn over
  6. eyiné:k— your uncle, mother's brother
  7. waitiwa— Boy
  8. makí:hnįde:wa— We are hungry
  9. yaktamą́— you break into pieces
  10. mahgí:tǫwi/mahkí:tǫwi— it is ours
  11. ohsi:— night
  12. koxa:tenA— To not see
  13. tąyǫ:yaha— rabbit, hare
  14. wasé:pi— black object
  15. oxa:teta— he will see it
  16. kiwite:na— I am not dead
  17. alé:wa— he/she/it is going (statement)
  18. aka:tʰokʰú— oven (lit. hot box)
  19. i:staplaksi:k— lip
  20. mamąklé:— wind
  21. opokhe hasa— shirt
  22. knįhlá— They walk back, return
  23. tokʰé:ną— how many
  24. mihą́:— Woman
  25. ya–— 2 actor pronoun; you
  26. witą́e— Deer Clan
  27. mąolašké:— we bite into
  28. imįgikté:ta— I will kill myself
  29. oho:— many, much
  30. dagu:gí:hi— cat
  31. sá:pʰ— flat, level
  32. yą:ti— heart
  33. ka–— instrumental, by striking
  34. yiluká— you turn over
  35. hiwanda:ha— I run
  36. mątí:wa— we live, reside, dwell
  37. le:i kimąnįkte:nise— this is not a river bank
  38. hasi:pi:xti— Elderberry
  39. ohsi:hitewa— it is evening
  40. yinąhe:ta— you will stand
  41. yįnaxu:x— your ear
  42. čʰǫg owahkį́pʰi— my dog
  43. mainątkú:sita— we will break with the foot
  44. oyalakpe:tepu— You all will drink
  45. moka— Snake
  46. máįtkaxlé:pi— we sweep
  47. iʔǫ́:hléwa— They use, do by, do with (statement)
  48. lubú:s— hat
  49. oyilana:hatʰí— school (lit. 'reading house')
  50. kiyite:puna— you (pl) are not dead
  51. yixa:kata— You will weep
  52. mąolakpe:ta— we will drink
  53. hisé:pi— axe, hatchet
  54. wixa:ka— I weep
  55. yihu:pu— you all come (motion underway)
  56. nątkú:sio:ka— he broke with the foot some time ago
  57. emainé:k— our uncle, mother's brother
  58. istagonį— pocket
  59. sitǫ:le lu:tió:ka— he has eaten yesterday
  60. waksaksí— Soup
  61. yahkǫspé:wa— You remember it
  62. -tosįk— niece
  63. le:i kimani:nise— this is not water
  64. mi:yę salétise— the pile of wood
  65. yilúsita— you will take, steal
  66. atʰí: asą́:— white house
  67. loxkáha— he / she / it tears
  68. hení:ku— 1 singular disjunctive, I
  69. mąolakpe:ǫ́ma— we are drinking
  70. einé:klei— their uncle, mother's brother
  71. kihkǫspé:hla— they remember it
  72. yosąkrota— cherry
  73. mina:gi— book
  74. konokauna— No Wish (personal name)
  75. le:i kalapo:knise— this is not ash
  76. koyalašké:puna— You all do not bite into
  77. mą:ta:hka:— turkey
  78. mihistó:— arm, my arm
  79. olohi:— to tie tie, he / she / it ties
  80. yuką́:— that, thus
  81. sųt— tail
  82. xa:tahla— they see
  83. hi–— 2 patient pronoun, you, 2 possesive, your
  84. mątamaį— pumpkin
  85. gisá:— wooden spoon
  86. yanąhé:— stand
  87. tokʰa: ayalé:wo— Where are you going?
  88. ukʰini: la:ni— three hundred (300)
  89. mą— game bird
  90. wamįginǫ:wa— I am sick
  91. yįbi:wa— you are good
  92. mą:hkaną́hka— white man
  93. ohįhné— kick, stamp, push, thrust
  94. hahe:xti— say strongly or emphasize
  95. mainątkú:sa— we break with the foot
  96. ko:wa— He, she, or it is over there (at a distance)
  97. Íklatkú:sA— break, cut by hand
  98. oyalakpe:ta— you will drink
  99. kiyite:na— you are not dead
  100. makihkǫspé:— we remember it
  101. yaxa:tapu— you all see
  102. haták— cousin
  103. isiba— elbow
  104. ktamą́ta— he / she / it will break into pieces
  105. hé:i mą:ta:hka:k itą́:se— That turkey is big
  106. ia:p— bison, buffalo
  107. ni:na–ki nə— live
  108. kapečas— naughty
  109. nǫ:sa:— one
  110. a-lA:— go there (motion underway)
  111. púčka sa:gó:mį:— seventy
  112. hkǫspé:hle:wa— they think, remembered (statement)
  113. hayahe:— you say
  114. eta:mą:ki— his/her man (his/her husband)
  115. tapuničkaikawasu:ti— Computer 'electricity brain'
  116. eyįpʰasu:pui— your (pl) heads
  117. pį— Hickory
  118. le:i kimahaukʰi:wahnise— this is not fog
  119. -ha:khǫ:hka:— thumb
  120. pʰé:ti— fire
  121. yá:pa— Beaver
  122. na:ni— three
  123. nąną́he— tall
  124. -ta:ti— Father (of speaker)
  125. oto:— Green
  126. asą́:— White
  127. kihú:— come back here (motion underway)
  128. hú:— come here (motion underway)
  129. wa:kú:— give something, a gift
  130. le:i kičʰinǫ́kehenise— this is not a buck (male deer)
  131. wité:kai— my son
  132. olakpe:hleǫ́ma— they are drinking
  133. hú:k yilukáhita— you all will turn it over (hortative)
  134. hatǫ́— sing
  135. ke:gisahąka— ugly
  136. wa:gi:čʰí:se— he dances, assertion
  137. nǫ́:xi— ice, hail
  138. yine:— you see
  139. yįni:pui— your pl legs
  140. heną́— far, long
  141. i–— directional
  142. yú:tkayé:k— black bear
  143. wahe:ki— hill, mountain
  144. yine:pu— you all see
  145. čkí:ha— he, she, it kills them
  146. pasahé— hoop
  147. mą:sokla:ka— telephone (lit. metal speak)
  148. nahą́p minaxlóta kisé— I may be blistered, chafed, today
  149. yikí:hnįde:wa— You are hungry
  150. –nątǫ́:— hair
  151. áwa:lu:ta— table
  152. atkasusai— toes
  153. ipi:— good, handsome
  154. kakąwa— What is that?
  155. (y)įgiko:hlewa— they call to you
  156. nahą́:plekį́— Today
  157. mani:pahįtą mani: okʰúse— Fill the tub with water
  158. kowalašké:na— I do not bite into
  159. nąhe:— stand
  160. ohsi:hite— evening
  161. kí:hnįde:— He, she, it is hungry
  162. yite:pua— you (pl) are dead
  163. xékagóhí— to cause to be put somewhere
  164. ka:gsagį:nagǫ́:— bracelet, silver armlet
  165. yahkǫspé:ta— you will think, remember
  166. púčka kasą́:hka— ninety
  167. wa:yupa:ki— strong
  168. tabike— powder horn
  169. mąolakpe:— we drink
  170. kayukʰe— corpse
  171. tokʰe:— how, which
  172. taksi:tą— river
  173. ni:— alive
  174. ena:— that, there
  175. wahta:ka— He is a man
  176. a–ǫ:— do, make
  177. įwaginǫ́:ba:— my brother
  178. le:wa
  179. oklákita— he will speak
  180. yądoste:kise— he loves, she loves, it loves, he loves her, he loves him, he loves it, she loves him, she loves her, she loves it, it loves him, it loves her, it loves it
  181. yíma— 2disj; you
  182. yité:kai— your (sg) son
  183. nista:xkai— Squirrel
  184. kuksą— curved
  185. ono:i— wear
  186. wihóxgupsua:— fishy smell
  187. tahǫtane:ki— to have
  188. wihó:— Fish
  189. ínaxlótahnéwa— they are blistered, chafed
  190. kiki:hnįde:nise— he is not hungry, emphatic
  191. kónaxló:tA— blister, chafe
  192. wailúsita— we will take, steal
  193. salétise— pile
  194. olaspé:— cut off a piece by hand
  195. yila:— you go there (motion underway)
  196. watí:wa— I live, dwell, reside (statement)
  197. yaknį— You walk back, return
  198. koklákenita— he will not speak
  199. čkįk— squeeze, crush
  200. wapʰé:— I go
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