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- reprove
- íhusa
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- To scold, chide, rebuke, reprove someone.
- reprove
- wéhusa
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- To scold, chide, rebuke,or reprove them.
- reptile
- wagthíshka
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- Insect, reptile, snake.
- reptile
- wagthíska hi dúba
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- Lizard; "four-legged reptile".
- respect
- ákʰithiⁿ
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- To honor or respect.
- respect
- wahúthe
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- To respect or honor someone.
- To consult someone before acting; treat with respect.
- rest
- u'óⁿzigithe
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- Rest, repose.
- rest
- 'óⁿzigithé
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- To stop work; to rest from work.
- rest
- shkóⁿazhi
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- To be motionless, still, at rest; not move.
- rest
- ushté
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- Remainder; balance; the rest.
- restroom
- uzhé ití
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- Privy, restroom, outhouse.
- result
- 'óⁿshtewoⁿ
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- No matter how it is; no matter what the result may be.
- resuscitate
- gisíⁿ
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- To revive, come back to life, come back from the dead.
- return
- gi
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- To come back, to come home.
- return
- waóⁿtha kʰigthé
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- To have gone back or homeward without them.
- return
- gthe
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- To go back, go homeward.
- return sit
- agthígthiⁿ
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- To come home or return to place and sit down.
- returning
- qátha
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- Back again to the starting point.
- reveal
- utháwathe
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- Able to be told or revealed; worthy of being told
- revive
- giní
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- To recover or revive from sickness or fainting.
