| aglíyacu |
1 to set out to bring home, start coming back here bringing something 2 to be on one's way home bringing something 3 (coll. pl.) they are on their way home |
Transitive verb, regular infle |
| aglíyaglA |
1 to pass by, be passing by, taking something back there 2 (coll. pl.) they all pass by in sight, going home |
Transitive verb, regular infle |
| aglíyaku (BD-G) |
1 to set out to bring home, start coming back here bringing something 2 to be on one's way home bringing something 3 (coll. pl.) they are on their way home |
None |
| aglíyaʾepʿeya |
to throw stones, skip flat stones on the water |
Transitive verb, regular infle |
| agná |
1 moreover, furthermore, to top it off 2 added on, in addition to, as a tip 3 at once |
Adverb |
| agnáka |
1 to place upon, as a cover 2 to apply, as medicine externally in the form of a poultice or plaster |
Transitive verb, regular infle |
| agnáke |
1 a cover 2 something in which to lay other things |
Noun |
| aǧúwapi |
1 bread 2 wheat |
None |
| aǧúyap ǧiǧíla |
cookies |
Noun |
| aǧúyap sáka |
crackers; pilot bread |
Noun |
| aġuyap̄i |
1. bread 2. wheat (CULP, 1976) (Indiana University) Also pronounced: aġuwap̄i, aġuap̄i |
Noun |
| aǧúyapi hú |
straw, wheat stalks |
Noun |
| aǧúyapi ikcéya |
plain bread; biscuit |
Noun |
| aǧúyapi okʿáǧe otʿí |
bakery |
Noun |
| aǧúyapi tʿacʿáǧu |
"lung bread", i.e., raised bread |
Noun |