accompany*duhye·cciduhyeccíwfr. var.*duhye·cismlf. of*duhye·cvstay with, be with, spend time with someone (for a period of time); go with, accompany*pʰine·cpʰineʔ´pl.*pʰinehcipref. ofpʰi-with side of long object*ne·c1have someone for companyvhave someone for company, for confidence; colors go together
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ache, stomachʔuhqʰa duhṭʰalʔuhqʰa dúhṭʰalcomp. ofʔuhqʰabelly tripeduhṭʰalpainnstomach ache, belly ache2.5.2.3Stomach illness
ache, toothhoʔo qʼalawhoʔo qʼálawin n.p.hoʔotooth*qʼala·be seriously ill wane painntoothachesynhoʔo duhṭʰal2.1.1.5Toothhoʔo duhṭʰalhoʔo dúhṭʰalin n.p.hoʔotoothduhṭʰalpainntoothachesynhoʔo qʼalaw
Achilles tendonqʰama sili ʔimaqʰama síli ʔimacomp. ofqʰama siliheelʔimasinew, muscle cotton ball ?nAchilles tendon [?]2.1.3.2Leg
acornbiʔdubiʔdu´nacorn in general, also specifically the acorn of the tan oaksynwiyuyuhšiy 1yuʔcʼicfqʰaʔbe šoʔloʔlo 25.2.3.1.1Food from seedsn.p.biʔdu cuʔba·licomp.biʔdu cʰo·comp.biʔdu meṭcomp.biʔdu šina·n.p.biʔdu ṭʼahyimʔlicomp.biʔdu wihṭʰacomp.biʔdu ʔiso·
acorn breadsi·lunsi·lúnnacorn bread, black acorn bread5.2.3.4Prepared foodcomp.qahleslun
acorn cachebiʔdu ṭʼahyimʔlibiʔdu ṭʼáhyimʔliin n.p.biʔduacorn*ṭʼahyim=wiat in with, by (INSTR) in order tonacorn cachebiʔdu ṭʼáhyimʔliacorn stash; stump hollowed out and lined with straw; not in ground6.2.6.4Store the harvest
acorn capbiʔdu šina·biʔdu šína·comp. ofbiʔduacornšina·headncap of acorn (any variety)1.5.5Parts of a plant
acorn cough dropba·sʼo·yawba·sʼó·yawnacorn "cough drop"2.5.7.5Traditional medicine
acorn crackerbiʔdu cuʔba·libiʔdu cúʔba·liin n.p.biʔduacorn*cuʔbabe cracking with rock or hammer=wiat in with, by (INSTR) in order tonacorn cracker5.2.3.1.1Food from seeds
acorn groundsbiʔdu ʔiso·biʔdu ʔíso·fr. var.biʔduso·comp. ofbiʔduacornʔiso·seed granulesnacorn grounds; residue from sifting acorn floursynsoqʰo·t5.2.3.1.1Food from seeds
acorn grounds, coarsesoqʰo·tsoqʰoʔ´ncoarse acorn groundssynbiʔdu ʔiso·
acorn instrumentkʼoṭo·ṭokʼoṭo·ṭo´nmusical instrument made of acorn shells in a necklace
acorn meal or flourbiʔdu wihṭʰabiʔdu wíhṭʰacomp. ofbiʔduacornwihṭʰaflournacorn meal or flour5.2.3.1.1Food from seeds
acorn mushṭʰoʔo 1ṭʰoʔo´ncooked acorn mush or soup, gruelsynka·ša5.2Foodph. v.ṭʰoʔo codo·nʔwaducomp.ṭʰoʔo hqʰaʔcomp.ṭʰoʔo mosʼcomp.ʔahša ṭʰoʔo
acorn of black oakyuhšiy 1yuhšíyfr. var.yuhsiyyušíynacorn of black oaksynbiʔduwiyuyuʔcʼi1.5.5Parts of a plantcomp.yuhši· qʰale
acorn of coast live oakyuʔcʼiyuʔcʼi´nacorn of coast live oaksynbiʔduwiyuyuhšiy 11.5.5Parts of a plantcomp.yuʔcʼi qʰale
acorn of scrub oakkaʔbakaʔba´nacorn of the scrub oak; very small and not eaten by peoplesynbahqa1.5.5Parts of a plantcomp.kaʔba qʰalebahqabahqa´nacorn of the scrub oaksynkaʔbaQuercus dumosa1.5.5Parts of a plantcomp.bahqa qʰale
acorn of valley oaksʼapʰasʼapʰa´nacorn of the valley oak (Quercus lobata)whsʼapʰa qʰale 11.5.5Parts of a plantcomp.sʼapʰa qʰale
acorn soup, thinṭʰoʔo hqʰaʔṭʰoʔó hqʰaʔcomp. ofʔahqʰawaterṭʰoʔoacorn mush mush (in general) saucenthin acorn soup5.2.3.4Prepared food
acorn wormbiʔdu cʰo·biʔdu cʰó·comp. ofbiʔduacornʔicʰo·larvanacorn worm1.6.1.9Small animals
acorns collected by woodpeckerpʼayipʼayi´nacorns collected and stuffed into tree holes by woodpeckers1.5.5Parts of a plant
acorns soaked wholenonocnonóʔnacorns soaked whole5.2.3.1.1Food from seeds
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