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adi
to step or walk on, to climb
Ahdapsiyan wanke
to be upside down
Ahi
to bring or to have brought something or someone here
Ahitunwe/a
to look upon, look towards
Ahpeye/a
to throw, throw away (as garbage)
Ai
to bring or to have brought someone or something there
Aic’ihdhpe
to cover oneself
Aie
to talk about someone or gossip
Akahpe
to cover
Akastan
to pour out on
Akastan
to pour out on
Akih'an
to starve, fast
Akiktunze
to forget, forgot
Akipe
to wait for
Aku
to be coming home bringing something or someone
Aki
to return bringing something or someone there or home
Amagazu
to rain on
Anagoptan
to listen to
Anatan
to attack
Aohaha
to tease
Apabdu
to burp
Ape/a
to strike, hit on
Asni
to get well, recover
Au
to come bringing something or someone
Awacin
to think about, to try
Awanhdake/a
to take care of, watch over one's own (babysit)
awanyanke/a
to take care of, watch over (babysit)
Ayastan
to quit eating or speaking
Ayatkan
to drink with (as in wash down)
aye/a
to go along bringing something
Ayupte/an
to answer
ayustan
to finish or leave alone
ayuwaste
to adorn
bahdoke/a
to cut or saw a hole in
bakpan
to chop finely
bakse/a
to cut (e.g., with a saw)
bdokaska/a
to hiccup
bdokit'e/a
to be exhausted, tired
bokpan
to shoot at something and shatter it
bosni
to blow out a candle or light
canniye/a
to pout, complain
cantesice/a
to be sad
cannunpe/a
to smoke
canze
to be angry
canzeye/a
to make angry
cantewaste/a
to be glad
cape/a
to stab, spear
cepe/a
to make fat
ceti
to build a fire
ceunpe/a
to roast
ceye/a
to make cry
cin
to want, need
cope/a
to wade
cuwita
to be frozen (from the weatherz)
da
to ask for
Dakota
to be Dakota
Dakotia wohdake/a
to converse in Dakota
dowan
to sing
dus inyanke/a
to run fast
dus kahape/a
to drive fast (with haste), go over the speed limit
dus mani
to walk fast
eced iyekiciye/a
to close or shut for one
eced iyeye/a
to close or shut the door or window
ecin
to think, suppose
ecun
to do it
ecun si
to tell one to do it, command to do it
ehnake/a
to set, place
eokas'in
to peek in
epatan
to touch
epazo
to point
eye/a
to say it
eti
to camp
etunwe/an
to look at something or someone
eyokiya
to peek
gikiye/a
to color her/his brown
giye/a
to color brown
gopa
to snore
gu
to be burnt
guye/a
to burn
hanske/a
to be tall
hdahepe/a
to's own drink up one
pahin hdakca
to comb one's hair
hdasan
to shave
pahin hdasto
to brush one's own hair
hdasna
to miss one's own in speaking
hdawa
to read or count one's own
hde/a
to go home or head out for home
hdepe/a
to vomit
hdi
to return home here or to return here
hdicu
to start to come home here
hdohde/a
to bring one's own here
hdohdi
to return or return with one's own
hdohi
to bring one's own here
hdoi
to arrive or have been there with one's own
hdoki
to return home or there with one's own
hdoku
to be coming home with one's own
hdou
to be coming with one's own
hdoye/a
to be going or be on the way with one's own
hdusote/a
to use up one's own money
hdusdoka
to take off one's own 9item of clothing)
hdustan
to finish one's own
hdute
to eat one's own food
hduzaza
to wash one's own (bodypart or possession)
hduzince/a
to blow one's own
heca
to be something (a student)
hetanhan
to be from
hi
to arrive here
hinazin
to come and stand here
hinpaye/a
to fall
hinhde/a
to become/start up
hiwanke/a
to come and lay down here, spend the night
hiwanke/a
to come and lay down here, spend the night
hiyotanke/a
to come here and sit
hiyuye/a
to send
hmunke/a
to trap
hnaye/an
to fool someone, to cheat
hoica
to record someone (their voice)
hohpe
to cough
hokuwa
to fish
hokuwas i
to have gone fishing
hokuwas ye/a
to go and fish
huwe i
to have gone to fetch or get
huwe ye/a
to be going or on the way to fetch or get
ha
to bury
habye
to scare away or frighten
hanhi
to be slow
hba
to be sleepy (also called istahba)
hicahan
to stumble
hpanye/a
to soak
htani ayustan
to stop working, get off from work
htani hi
to come here to work
huhnahye/a
to burn something down
i
to arrive or have gone there (past tense of 'go")
kci i
to arrive there with him/her, to have gone there with him/her
ob i
to arrive there or have gone with them
ibotu
to bump into, run into (e.g. a car with another)
icage/a
to be born, grow up
icahi
to stir
icahye/a
to raise someone or something, to grow something
icewakte/a
to be used to it
icimani ye/a
to travel
icu
to take, receive
icahtake/a
to touch, brush up against
icancan
to be nervous, shaky
icapte/a
to swear
icinye
to tempt
ici'cage/a
to make for oneself
ideye/a
to start a fire
ie/a
to speak
ihakab
to follow
ihakab eye/a
to repeat after him/her
ihakab mani
to walk after him/her
ihanbde/a
to dream about
ihangye/a
to destroy, bring to an end
ihdaco
to confirm one's own
ihdake/a
to move, change residence
ihdohde/a
to bring oneelff home
ihdohdi
to bring oneself back here
ihdohi
to bring oneself here
ihdoi
to get oneself over there
ihdoku
to be coming home oneself
ihdoki
to return oneself home
ihdou
to come with oneself
ihdoye/a
to bring oneself
ihduhomni
to turn oneself around
ihdusdoke/a
to undress oneself
ihduwi
to dress oneself
ihduzaza
to wash oneself
ihni
to hunt an animal
iha
to smile or laugh
ikope/a
to be afarid of
ikopehde/a
to have become afarid of, feel frightened
imna
to be satisfied, have enough of
inahme/a
to hide
inazin
to stand up, come to a stop or a standing position
inawizi
to be jealous on account of
inyanke/a
to run
i'iputake/a
to kiss
ipuze/a
to be thirsty
ipi
to be full of food or a specific food
isam hanske/a
to be taller than
isam ptecedan
to be shorter than
isam tanka
to be bigger than
istakakpa
to wink or blink the eye
istece/a
to be embarrasses, shy, ashamed of
istinme/a
to sleep
istohmuze/a
to close eyes
ite icu
to photograph
itohomni
to be dizzy
ituhan
to have a giveaway
itunsni
to lie
iwange/a
to ask (a question)
iwanke/a
to lie down, go to bed
iwastedan ecun
to do it well, take the time needed to do a good job
iwastedan kahape/a
to drive well (without haste), drive the speed limit
iwohdake/a
to talk about, gossip
iyakaske/a
to tie up or tie to something
iyaunpe/a
to accuse (but not proven)
iyaye/a
to leave, head out
iyecetu
to feel well, feel right
iyehca
theirs alone
iyekiciye
to find for him/her
iyekiye/a
to find one's own
iyekiye/a
to recognize
iyeye/a
to find
iyopeye/a
to pay (an amount)
iyokpi
to be happy
iyotanke/a
to sit down, sit up from a laying position
iyowa
to yawn
iyukcan
to think about
iyute/a
to measure something
iyute/a
to try to do something, sample something
kabdece/a
to break something, shatter something
kabubu
to pound
kacoco
to mix. stir
kage/a
to make
kagege
to sew
kahde/a
to take home
kahdi
to bring something home or return something here to someone
kahi
to bring it here to someone
kahinte/a
to sweep
kahape/a
to drive (a vehicle)
kahdoke/a
to chop a hole, knock a hole in
kahuge/a
to smash something in
kai
to bring it there to one
kakize/a
to punish, suffer
kakse/a
to chop
kaku
to be coming home bringing something to someone
kaki
to bring or return something home to someone
kakokoke/a
to tap
kamna
to earn
kapsun
to knock loose, knock out of joint
kao clear away, use upptanye/an
to flip or turn over (e.g. a car)
kasote/a
to clear away, use up
kasda
to cut off, make bare (e.g. mowing grass)
kase/a
to stumble
kaske/a
to arrest, apprehend
katoto
to knock
kau
to be coming home bringing something to someone
kaye/a
to bring to someone
kazaza
to rinse out
kazuzu
to pay
kicicage/a
to make for someone
kicidowan
to sing for one
pahin kicisun
to braid someone's hair
kiciyawa
to read to one, count for one
kiciyugan
to open for one (e.g. a door)
kiciyuhdoke/a
to open for one (e.g. a bag), make a hole for one
kiciyuhe/a
to have something for someone
kiciyuieska
to translate or one
kiciyusdoke
to undress or take someone's clothing off (e.g. a child)
kiciyuze/a
to hold for one
kico
to invite
heyake kic'un
to put clothes on
kiksuye/a
to remember
kipazo
to show one's own
koze/a
to wave
hi kpazaza
to brush one's teeth
ksape/a
to be wise
ksuye/a
to hurt
ku
to be coming home
kopehda
to feel scared
kokipe/a
to be afraid
koyah'e/a
to be quick
kte/a
to kill
(ho) kuyake
to be depressed
k'e/a
to dig
k'in
to carry on the back
k'u
to give
mani
to walk
manun
to steal
mas'ape
to phone
mazakoza kic'un
to go ice skating
mnaya/an
to save/store
nagiyeye/a
to bother
nahdoka
to wear or make a hole with the foot
nahice/a
to have awoken somebody by walking (the sound of) or using a foot
nahme/a
to hide an object
mahma abdeze
to look at someone without them knowing it
nahtake/a
to kick
nakce/a
to loosen with the foot