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- mine
- wiwíta
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- My, my own, mine.
- minister
- wagóⁿze wakóⁿdukʰíe
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- Minister, missionary; "teacher who talks to God".
- mink
- tushíⁿge
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- Mink (Mustela lutraola).
- mink
- íki skă
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- Mink; "white chin".
- mire
- ganáde
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- To mire, to get stuck; said of horses or oxen.
- miry
- skabe
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- Sticky, miry, mushy.
- miry
- qthiqthíbe
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- Swampy, muddy, miry.
- miry
- skáskabe
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- Sticky, miry, or mushy here and there.
- misbehave
- píazhi gáxe
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- To do wrong; behave badly.
- misbehave
- shóⁿazhi gáxe
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- To do something badly; behave improperly, do wrong.
- miserable
- tha'égoⁿ
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- Poor, miserable, pitiable, wretched.
- mispronounce
- thapíazhi
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- To speak a language incorrectly.
- To pronounce a word or phrase badly.
- To speak evil of someone.
- mispronounce
- thazhnóⁿ
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- To miss with the mouth; to slip in putting something in the mouth, speaking, reading, or singing.
- mispronounce
- thazhnóⁿzhnóⁿ
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- To miss with the mouth frequently or repeatedly.
- miss
- zhnoⁿ
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- To miss, let fall.
- miss
- thazhnóⁿ
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- To miss with the mouth; to slip in putting something in the mouth, speaking, reading, or singing.
- miss
- thazhnóⁿzhnóⁿ
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- To miss with the mouth frequently or repeatedly.
- miss
- bagthóⁿtha
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- To push on an object, and miss doing what was intended; to thrust at a foe and miss him, because of his dodging.
- misshapen
- bawíⁿze
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- Crooked, misshapen.
- missionary
- tápuskă
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- Teacher; missionary.
