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- smell an odor
- uthíbthoⁿ
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- To scent, smell or snuff an odor.
- To inhale an odor.
- smell bad
- qwíⁿ bthoⁿ
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- To emit a putrid odor.
- smelly
- zóⁿsta
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- Fragrant, nice-smelling; of fruits or grasses.
- Stinking, having a bad smell, sour or rotten-smelling; of animals, meat, milk, etc.
- smelly
- zóⁿze
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- Musky, strong smelling, like a goat or a male deer.
- smelly
- gthóⁿxe
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- Fishy, rancid.
- Smelling like meat which has been kept for several days in cold weather.
- smelly
- gthóⁿze
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- Fishy, slimy; not sweet.
- Strong-smelling, like raw meat or unripe vegetables.
- smoke
- shúde
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- To smoke, as a fire.
- smoke
- shúde
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- Smoke.
- smoke
- shúdethe
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- To cause to smoke, as a lodge.
- smoke
- shúde nazóⁿze
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- To smell of smoke.
- smoke
- shúde nazóⁿze
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- Soot.
- Smell of smoke.
- smoke hole
- tíhukoⁿ
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- Smoke hole at the top of a lodge.
- smoky
- shudégoⁿ
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- Somewhat smoky.
- smoky
- ushúde
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- Smoky, smoke-filled.
- Foggy, turbid, stirred up, as a stream.
- smooth
- zhníⁿge
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- Smooth, slippery (in one place).
- smooth
- stubáthe
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- To become smooth.
- smooth
- stúb ithóⁿ
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- To become smooth suddenly.
- smooth
- stúbe
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- Smooth; smoothed down.
- smooth
- stubátheqtióⁿ
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- It has become very smooth.
- smooth
- zhnahá
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- Smooth, slippery.
