body
aéstomevée'ėse ni. false tooth. Plural aéstomevéesȯtse; Alternate plural: aéstomevéestȯtse. See: vée'ėse. Category: body.
aéstomevéesȯtse ni. false teeth. Variant: aéstomevéestȯtse; Singular aéstomevée'ėse. See: vée'ėse. Category: body.
aéstomevéestȯtse ni. false teeth. Variant: aéstomevéesȯtse; Singular aéstomevée'ėse. See: vée'ėse. Category: body.
-ahtsé mbp. mouth, lips. Phon: The longer form is -ahtsená. The -ná drops off if it is at the end of a word. Énėše'x-āhtse. He gargled (lit. wash-mouth). Náó'-ȧhtsenáotse. I have a dry mouth. Éhesės-ȧhtsena'xe. He has twitching on his mouth. Nápó-ahtsenáhno. I punched him in the mouth. Émé'h-ahtsenahe? Does he have a beard? vóhp-ȧhtse-náhkohe grizzly bear (lit. white-mouthed-bear). ma'-ȧhtsenáhestȯtse lipstick (lit. red-mouth-thing). nėh-ahtsenáhestȯtse napkin. Etym: *-etone· (R). See: mahtse ‘mouth’; nahtse ‘my mouth’; ma'ahtse ‘forearm’; mé'hahtse ‘moustache’. Category: body, mouth.
-á'avasé vai. belly hang over. especially hangs over one's belt. É-á'avāse. His belly hangs over. BodyPartMedial -asé; Synonym -á'avȧséétó. Category: body.
-á'avȧséétó vai. hang over. É-á'avȧsééto. He is hung over. especially refers to hanging over one's belt. BodyPartMedial -asé2; Synonym -á'avasé. Category: body.
-a'é2 mbp. head, hair. Heóv-a'éhe Yellow Hair. Moméhe'x-a'éhe Tangled Hair. Nákón-a'éše. I bumped my head. Étsėhe'ėst-ā'e. He has long hair. Évóhp-á'e. He has gray hair. Éónėx-a'éše. His head hurts / he hurt his head. Variant: -a'(k)é. See: -ovésé; -htséá. Category: body, head.
-a'éšé mbp. head. Námȧx-a'éše. I touched (it) with my head. Náónėx-a'éše. My head hurts. See: -a'é; -a'éše; -htséá; me'ko. Category: body.
-a'kasé vai. be fat, have a round belly. É-a'kāse. He is fat. See: -he'kasé; -tȧhpe'asé; -he'keome. Category: size, body.
-a'(k)é mbp. head. For examples see under -a'é. See: -a'é; -ovésé. Category: body.
-a'oná mbp. shin, tibia. Éé'e-a'onáxe. He fell and broke his shinbone. Éoo'kóht-a'ōna. He is bare legged (lit. shinned). Éónėše-a'onáóhtse. He has pain in the shin. É-kóe-a'onáxe. He bumped his shin. Éhóhpe-a'onáxe. He is lying close to warmth (fire etc.) to thaw out the marrow in his bones. Náe'e-a'onáso. I cut his shin. for example, while cutting up a deer. See: -'a'o; -ve'ȯhkono. Category: body.
-anéehane'é vai. rash on nape, nape rash. É-anéehanē'e. He has a rash on the nape of his neck. Category: body, sickness.
-anée'esé vai. rash on buttocks, diaper rash; have rash on buttocks, have diaper rash. É-anée'ēse. He (especially a baby) has (diaper) rash. BodyPartMedial -'esé. Category: body.
-anée'ėstávose vai. frostbitten ears, ears frostbitten. É-anée'ėstávose. He has frostbitten ears. BodyPartMedial -'está1; fai: -ose. Category: sickness, body.
-anéeškóhtá vai. have a blistered leg. É-anéeškóhta. His leg is blistered. See: -anéeóhtá. Category: body.
ane'too'ėse ni. fang, front tooth. Plural ane'tóesȯtse. The plural is apparently used for snake. or fang of snake(??) Ques: cf pitch contour of né'too'ėse See: né'too'ėse ‘eye tooth’. Category: body, check.
-anoehe'onáohtsé vai. lower hand. Éssáatónėše-anoehe'onáohtséhehoo'o. His hand couldn't come down. Medial -he'oná. Category: motion, body.
-asé2 mbp. belly, stomach. This seems to refer to the surface of the stomach while -ohtá refers to the inside. Éónėx-ȧséóhtse. He has pain on the stomach surface. Épóh-áse. He has a bloated belly. Étȧhpe'-āse. He has a big belly. Nápón-ȧséhno. I punched him in the stomach/belly. véhp-ȧsékohkonȯheo'o white bread (lit. hollow-belly-bread). See: -ohtá; -tonėše; -tó'omemas. Etym: *-cye·-. Category: body.
-asėto'hovetsénoná'tá vti. take away s.t. under the arm. Éta-asėto'hovetsénoná'ta. He took it away under his (own) arm. for example, taking away a book held between arm and body. BodyPartMedial -tsénoná. Category: body.
-axee'pa'onáxe vai. scratch back. one's own back, for example, by rubbing against something. É-axee'pa'onáxe. He is scratching his (own) back. BodyPartMedial -'pa'oná. Category: body.
-axeesén vta. scratch nose of s.o. É-axeesénahtse. He is scratching his (own) nose. BodyPartMedial -esé. Category: body, nose.
-e'é mbp. liver. See: he'e. Category: body.
-é'ea'onás vta. cut s.o. at the shin. É-é'ea'onaso. He cut him at the shin. É-é'ea'onásóho. He cut him at the shin. (newer pronunciation). Ná-é'ea'onáso. I cut him at the shin. BodyPartMedial -a'oná. Category: body, cut.
-é'ea'onáxé vai. fall and break shinbone, break shin from falling. É-é'ea'onáxe. He fell and broke his shinbone. BodyPartMedial -a'oná. Category: body, break.
-é'eesé vai. broken nose - have a. É-é'eēse. He has a broken nose. BodyPartMedial -esé. Category: sickness, body, break, nose.
-é'eeséh(n) vta. break nose of s.o. É-é'eesehno. He broke his (other person's) nose. É-é'eeséhnóho. He broke his (other person's) nose. (newer pronunciation). Ná-é'eeséhno. I broke his nose. BodyPartMedial -esé. Category: body, nose, break.
-é'eeséšé vai. break nose from falling, fall and break nose. É-é'eeséše. He fell and broke his nose. Phon: sometimes has s > š assimilation: Assimilated -é'eešéšé. See: -póeešeše. Category: body, break, nose.
-é'eešéšé vai. break nose from falling, fall and break nose. É-é'eešéše. He fell and broke his nose. Phon: sometimes does not have s > š assimilation: Non-assimilated -é'eeséšé. See: -póeešeše. Category: body, break, nose.
-é'ėhe'onáxé vai. break hand from falling. É-é'ėhe'onáxe. He broke his hand from falling. BodyPartMedial -he'oná. Category: hands, body, fall.
-é'ėhevá'séšé vai. break tailbone from falling. É-é'ėhevá'séše. He fell and broke his tailbone. BodyPartMedial -hevá'sé. Category: break, body.
-é'e'pe'ov vta. break rib(s) of s.o. This can be by kicking or body action. É-é'e'pe'ovóho. ?? He broke his (other person's) ribs. Ques: check é'p?? BodyPartMedial -e'pe. Category: break, body, check.
-é'e'péšé vai. break rib(s) from falling. É-é'e'péše. He fell and broke his (own) rib(s). BodyPartMedial -épé. Category: break, body.
-é'eméenáxé vai. break wing from fall, break collarbone from fall. É-é'eméenáxe. He fell and broke his collarbone. BodyPartMedial -méená. Category: body, break, fall.
-é'ena'éváxé vai. break arm from fall. É-é'ena'éváxe. He fell and broke his (own) arm. Etym: *po·xkwineθke·hšinwa (P). Category: sickness, body, break.
-é'eóhtá vai. have broken leg. É-é'eóhta. He has a broken leg. Etym: *po·xkwika·te·wa (P). Variant: -é'ėškóhtá. Category: body, break, check.
-é'eóhtás vta. cut off leg of s.o. É-é'eóhtȧsóho. He cut off his leg. Etym: *po·xkwika·te·šwe·wa (P). É-é'eóhtaxe. His leg was cut off. See: -é'eóhtáxé ‘break leg’. Category: body, cut.
-é'eóhtáxé vai. break leg from falling. É-é'eóhtáxe. He broke his leg from falling. Etym: *po·xkwika·te·hšinwa. BodyPartMedial -óhtá. See: -é'ėškóhtáxé ‘fall and break leg’; -é'eóhtás ‘cut s.o. at the knee’. Category: body, break, fall.
-é'ėstȧhtoónóna vai. have a broken backbone; have a broken spine. É-é'ėstȧhtoónóna. He has a broken spine (backbone). BodyPartMedial -htȧhtoónoná. Category: body.
-é'ėstatamóoná vai. have a broken shoulder. É-é'ėstatamóóna. He has a broken shoulder. BodyPartMedial -htatamóoná. Category: body.
-é'ėstatamóonešé vai. break shoulder from falling. É-é'ėstatamóonēše. He broke his shoulder from falling. Category: break, fall, body.
-é'ėstatseonáxé vai. fall and break shoulder blade. É-é'ėstatseonáxe. He fell and broke his shoulder blade. BodyPartMedial -htatseoná. Category: body.
-é'ėstóo'onáxená vai. break jaw from falling, fall and break jaw. Ná-é'ėstóo'onáxe. I broke my jaw. Medial -htóo'oná. Category: body.
-é'ėstsé'oonáxe vai. fall and break elbow, break elbow falling. É-é'ėstsé'oonáxe. He fell and broke his elbow. Category: body, fall, break. BodyPartMedial -htsé'ooná.
-é'ėšé'esé vai. ??.rump, point rump. É-é'ėšé'ése. He pointed / swung his rump. ?? É'ȯhketo'setšėheše-é'ėšé'ėsesto tséxhoo'ėse. (The skunk; obv.) was going to swing his rump toward (the man). [1987:282] mpb: -'esé. Category: body, check.
-é'ėšéonáxé vai. break hip by falling. É-é'ėšéonáxe. He fell and broke his hip. BodyPartMedial -šéoná. Category: fall, body.
-é'ėškóhtavo'ešé vai. break leg falling. Ná-é'ėškóhtavo'ēše. I broke my leg falling. See: -é'ȧhahtáxé ‘fall and break foot’. Category: break, body.
-é'ėškóhtáxé vai. fall and break leg, break leg from falling. É-é'ėškóhtáxe. He fell and broke his leg. [1987:109] Etym: *po·xkwika·te·hšinwa. BodyPartMedial -hkóhtá. See: -é'eóhtáxé ‘fall and break leg’; -é'ėškóhtá ‘broke leg - have a’. Category: body, fall.
-é'ėškósé vai. have a broken finger. É-é'ėškóse. He has a broken finger. Variant: -é'eósé; BodyPartMedial -hkósé. Category: body.
-é'etsénóoná vai. have a broken wing. É-é'etsénóóna. He has a broken wing. BodyPartMedial -tsénooná. Category: body.
-é'etsénoonámas vta. shoot and break wing of s.o. É-é'etsénoonámȧsóho. He shot and broke his wing. Mó-é'etsénoonámȧxėhéhe. He (bird) must have been shot and gotten a broken wing. Category: body, birds, break.
-é'koetanevá'ó vai. stick out tongue. É-é'koetanevá'o. He stuck his tongue out. (another recording) BodyPartMedial -tanevá. Category: body.
-é'koetanevá'tov vta. stick out tongue at s.o. É-é'koetanevá'tovóho. He stuck his tongue out at him. Ná-é'koetanevá'tóvo. I stuck my tongue out at him. Category: body.
-é'komahtsé vai. have a greasy mouth. É-é'komāhtse. He has a greasy mouth. Initial é'(k)om-; BodyPartMedial -ahtsená. Category: mouth, body.
-é'komeesé vai. have a greasy nose. É-é'komeēse. He has a greasy nose. Usage: humorous Category: body, nose.
-é'komėhe'oná vai. have greasy hands. É-é'komėhe'ōna. His hands are greasy. BodyPartMedial -he'oná. Category: body.
-é'kome'óhtané vai. have a greasy forehead. É-é'kome'óhtáne. He has a greasy forehead. BodyPartMedial -'óhtané. Category: body.
-é'kotseet vta. hang s.o. by the neck. É-é'kotseetóho. He hung him by the neck. É-é'kotseetahtse. He hung himself. See: -e'eet. Category: body, violence.
-é'ohtá2 vai. have a small waist. É-é'óhta. He has a small waist. BodyPartMedial -ohtá2; Homonym -é'ohtá1 ‘break from cold’; Antonym -tȧhpe'asé. Category: body.
-e'pé mbp. rib. Éé'-e'péše. He fell and broke his rib. Éé'-e'pe'ovóho. ?? He broke his (other person's) ribs. É-ónėš-e'péóhtse. He has pain in the ribs. É-pó-e'péhestse. He hit himself on his ribs. (especially said of Crows who hit themselves this way when they guess during hand games). É-póe'péše. He fell on his ribs. ni: he'pe. Category: body, check.
-éné mbp. face. This medial specifically refers to the face, but sometimes it primarily refers to the eyes. Éó'ó'-éne He is blind. É-é'koméne. He has a greasy face. Kóós-éné'e Little-faced Woman. ka'-énėhótame bulldog (short-faced-dog). Éhesės-éne'še. He has twitching in his face. Énėše'šévo-éne. He washed his face. Category: body, face, eyes.
-énotová's vta. cut off neck of s.o. É-énotova'so. He cut his neck off. É-énotová'sóho. He cut his neck off. (newer pronunciation). BodyPartMedial -notová. See: -é'enotová's. Category: body, cut.
-esé mbp. 1 • nose. Éma'e-esévose. He has a red nose from the cold. Nátoe-ēse. My nose is cold. Étȧhpe'e-ēse. He has a big nose. Éka'e-ēse. He has a pug nose. tsėhe'ėseeséhe elephant (lit. long-nosed-one). éškȯse-esé-hotame pig (lit. short-nosed-dog). See: ma-'evo ‘nose’; -'esé ‘buttock(s)’. Etym: cf. *-cya·0e·. Category: body.
2 • nose (upper front part) of a moccasin. Éna'he-eséoxa'ȯhénėstse. They (especially moccasins) have three beaded rows on the "noses". Category: shoes.
-éstoo'e2 ni. Gram: poss throat (poss.) Variant: -éstoo'o. ma-éstoo'e throat. na-éstoo'e my throat. Morph: /ma-éhtóon/. Etym: *mekwenta·kani (Go88). Phon: apocope; vs Plural ma-éstoonȯtse; Medial -éstooná. Category: body.
-éstoo'o ni. Gram: poss my throat. Variant: naéstoo'e. ma-éstoo'o throat. na-éstoo'o my throat. (another recording) Stem -éstoo'o. naéstoo'o is the older pronunciation, but naéstoo'e is increasingly common today. naéstoo'e sounds identical to náéstoo'e 'I'm sitting inside except for the difference in pitch on the first vowel. Na-éstoo'o náháamá'ta. My throat is sore. Variant: -éstoo'e2. Morph: /ma-éhtóon/. Phon: apocope; vs Plural ma-éstoonȯtse; BodyPartMedial -éstooná. See: maéstoo'o. Etym: *mekwenta·kani (Go88). See: heéstoonévetšėške ‘throat fat’. Category: body.
-éstooná mbp. throat. Náó'e-éstoonáotse. My throat has gotten dry. Énetȯhke-éstoonáóhtse. He has an itchy throat. Possessive -éstoo'o. Category: body.
-éškȯseesévėhahtá vai. have pointed feet. É-éškȯseesévėháhta. He has pointed feet. Mó'ȯhkeosee-éškȯseesévėhahtȧhevóhe. They must have had pointed feet. to wear such sharply pointed moccasins. BodyPartMedial -hahtá. Category: body.
étovane ni. our (incl) body. See: nétove ‘my body’. Category: body.
étove ni. Gram: poss your body. Usage: obsolescing Ques: body or self?? possibly also means 'for your sake' (PG:10). Stem -vétove. See: é'tóve. Category: body, check.
-evotas vta. cut off skin of s.o. Ques: reck ?? É-evotaxe. His skin was cut off. Category: cut, body, check.
-éxovėhe'ona'xe vai. warm hands. É-éxovėhe'ona'xe. He is warming his hands. for example, by rubbing them together. Né-éxovėhe'ona'xe. You're warming your hands. BodyPartMedial -he'oná. Category: body.
-háa'ėsėhahtá vai. long feet - have. É-háa'ėsėhāhta. He has long feet. BodyPartMedial -hahtá. See: -tó'ėsėháhta. Category: body, feet.
-háa'ėsena'éva vai. have long sleeves. É-háa'ėsena'éva. He has long sleeves ; he has long arms. Antonym -tšėhe'kėsena'éva. Category: clothing, body.
-háa'ėsetanevá vai. have a long tongue. É-háa'ėsetanēva. He has a long tongue. [Croft] Synonym -tsėhe'ėsetanevá. Category: body.
Háa'ėstóo'onáhe na. Longjaw. Variant: Tsėhe'ėstóo'onáhe. Category: body, names.
-háeómeotse vai. big bellied. Náma'xė-háeómeotse. I have gotten a big belly. BodyPartMedial -ome. Category: body.
-háetanahá vai. much breast milk. É-háetanāha. She has lots of breast milk. Antonym -ó'etanȧháohtsé; Medial -tanahá. Category: body.
-háetanȧháohtsé vai. lots of milk come in, have lots of milk, breasts full. É-háetanȧháóhtse. She has a lot of milk. Antonym -pónoetanȧhá'ó, ó'etanȧháohtsé; Medial -tanahá. Category: body.
-hahpȧhtsenáotse vai. clench mouth, shut mouth, close (one's own) mouth. É-hahpȧhtsenáotse. He shut his mouth. [pd723] BodyPartMedial -ahtsé. Category: body, mouth.
-hahtá mbp. foot, feet. Móma'xė-hahtáhe Big Foot. Mo'ȯhtávė-hahtátane Blackfoot. Éheše'kévė-háhta. He has dusty/dirty feet. Ééxovė-hahtáne. He has warm feet. Náná'tsė-hahtávose. I have cold feet. Éhesė-hahtáotse. He has cramps in his feet. Ékóe-hahtáxe. He bumped his foot. É-oókȯhkevėhāhta. He has dirty feet. Énae'ė-hahtaa'e.?? His foot/feet went to sleep/went numb while sitting. Étoe-hāhta. He has cold feet. Éé'ȧ-hahtáxe. He fell and broke his foot. See: -(hk)óhtá ‘leg’. Etym: cf. *-sete· (??). Category: body, feet.
-háne'e ni. Gram: poss nape (poss.) ma-háne'e nape. na-háne'e my nape. [Smith] Etym: nesekixkwi (P) ‘my nape’. Phon: iah Ques: are these words actually said?? BodyPartMedial -hane'é. Category: body, check.
-hane'é mbp. nape (back of neck). Énonȯhpȧ-hane'éše. He fell backwards on his nape and his head bounced. Épóe-hane'éše. He fell and bumped his nape. Possessive -háne'e. See: -hánoe. Category: body.
-hávėsévėhahtá vai. have bad feet. É-hávėsévėháhta. He has bad feet. BodyPartMedial -hahtá. Category: feet, body.
-hávėsévonené vai. have bad teeth. É-hávėsévonēne. He has bad teeth. BodyPartMedial -onené. Category: body.
hehané'e loc. on the nape. Possessive -háne'e; BodyPartMedial -hane'é. Category: body, head.
hehévá'xe ni. tail, tailbone, oxtail (piece of meat). Etym: cf *neso·wi 'my tail (of quadruped)' (P). Plural hehevá'xėstse; Possessive -htsėhévá'xe; BodyPartMedial -hevá'sé. See: hestsėhévá'xe ‘his tail’. Category: meat, body, check.
he'ahtse Gram: poss ni. his arm, his forearm. This includes the hand up to the elbow. Plural he'ȧhtsenȯtse; Stem -'ahtse. Category: body.
-he'amena'évá'ó vai. hold arm up, raise hand, raise arms up. É-he'amena'évá'o. He held his (own) arms up. He'amena'évá'ȯhtse! Raise your hand (literally, arm)! BodyPartMedial -na'évá. Category: body.
he'e ni. liver. Plural hē'ėstse; Possessive -htse'e. See: hē'e ‘woman’. Etym: *weθkweni ‘his liver’. Category: body, meat.
-he'eemȧséohtsé vai. runny nose. É-he'eemȧséóhtse. He has a runny nose. Category: body, nose.
he'enénestȯtse ni. nipple. Plural he'enénėstotȯtse. See: he'evone ‘nipple’; -néné ‘nurse’. Category: body.
-he'evoné mbp. nipple(s). Éónėšė-he'evonéóhtse. She has pain in the nipples. See: he'evone ‘nipple’; he'enénestȯtse ‘nipple’; -vononá ‘nipple (med.)’. Category: body.
he'evone ni. nipple. Plural he'evonȯtse. Usage: obsolescent BodyPartMedial -vononá. See: he'enénestȯtse ‘nipple’. Category: body.
he'exa ni. his/her eye. See: ma'exa; -'exa. Category: body.
-hé'heškėhe'oná vai. have wrinkled hand(s). É-hé'heškėhe'ōna. He has a wrinkled hand(s). Category: hands, body.
-hé'heške'óhtané'ó vai. wrinkle forehead. for example, when scowling. É-hé'heške'óhtané'o. He has a wrinkled forehead. BodyPartMedial -'óhtané. Category: body.
-he'kasé vai. have a soft belly. É-he'kāse. He has a soft belly. BodyPartMedial -asé2. Category: body.
-he'kȧséh(n) vta. stick s.o. in the belly. É-he'kȧsehno. He stuck him in the belly. É-he'kȧséhnóho. He stuck him in the belly. (newer pronunciation). He'kȧséhnȯhéne mȧxhóseéstȯhomó'heóestse! Stick him in the belly when he dances in again! [1980:67:9] BodyPartMedial -asé. Category: body.
-he'keómévéné vai. fat face. É-he'keómévéne. He has a fat face. BodyPartMedial -éné; Variant: -he'keóméné. Category: body, face.
he'ko ni. bone. Ques: does this also mean leg and foot for some speakers?? This same noun word refers to a bone, leg, or foot. But the body part medials are different for bone (-he'konamá), leg (-(šk)ótá), or foot (-hahtá). Nėstsevé'e-é'éna he'ko hotómá'e. Don't break a bone indoors! especially to get marrow; this is a cultural taboo. If you break a bone indoors you might break your leg. Morph: /he'kon/. Plural he'konȯtse; Possessive -htse'ko. Etym: *weθkani. Category: body.
-he'konamá mbp. bone, foot. Ques: only bone?? See: -hahtá. Category: body.
-he'konamósé vai. strong hands. É-he'konamóse. He has strong hands. BodyPartMedial -osé3. See: -henamósé ‘lefthanded’. Category: body.
-he'konėhahtávose vai. frozen feet - have. É-he'konėhahtávose. He has frozen feet. Ná-he'konėhahtávose. I have frozen feet. Lit: I-hard-feet-by.cold BodyPartMedial -hahtá. See: -ná'tsėhahtávose. Category: sickness, body.
-he'konévėhevá'sé vai. boned tail. Éxxaeneeme'sema'ė-he'konévėhevá'se. She had just a red boned tail. [The Bobtailed Cow.013] Category: body.
he'konéveotse vii. turn to bone; become hard, turn to bone. É-he'konéveotse. It turned to bone. Ques: recheck glosses?? Category: check, body.
-he'kóovėhahtá vai. wet.footed, have wet feet. É-he'kóovėhāhta. He has wet feet. Category: body.
-he'ona'xe hand.jerk.
fai. hand.jerk. Námȧsóhosóvėhe'ona-'xe. I jerked my hand back hard. [Fishing.025] BodyPartMedial -he'oná. Category: body, motion.
-he'onáotse vai. hand.become. Hópahpa náhtanóhtšėhešė-he'onáotse. Even! I put my hands there. ?? [Fishing.018] Category: body, check.
he'ȯtse ni. neck. Plural he'ototȯtse; Possessive -htse'ȯtse. Morph: /he'ot/. BodyPartMedial -notová. See: hestse'otse'ko. Etym: *weθkwayawi ‘his neck (?)’. Category: check, body.
he'pa'o ni. his/her back. (another recording) See: ma'pa'o; -'pa'o. Category: body.
-he'pa'oná mbp. back, spine. Ná-ónėšė-he'pa'onáóhtse I have pain in my back. See: 'pa'on; hestóxemé'one. Category: sickness, body.
he'pe ni. rib. Plural hē'pėstse. Etym: *wexpilayi ‘his rib’. Possessive -htse'pe. See: -e'pé ‘rib (medial)’; he'po ‘lung’. Category: body.
he'po ni. lung. Etym: *oɁpani (Pi). Plural he'ponȯtse. Etym: *oʔpanali (Pi). vai: -he'pó ‘smoke’. Category: body.
-he-maehe'oná vai. have sores on hand(s). É-hemaehe'ōna. He has sore(s) on his hand(s). See: maa'e. Category: body, sickness.
-he-méene vai. have wing(s). hotse'ono tsé-hestseméenese angels. Category: body, birds.
hemo'koso na. dewclaw. Ques: recheck?? Category: check. Plural hemo'kȯsono; BodyPartMedial -hkosé. Category: body.
-hene'hávevá'séotse vai. raise tail. Éstȧ-hene'hávevá'seotséhoo'o. He raised his tail. [The Bear and the Skunk.020] BodyPartMedial -hevá'sé. Category: body.
-héne'šeóhtaotse vii. stiff leg - become; leg - become stiff; become stiff leg. É-héne'šeóhtaotse. His legs became stiff. Éstó'omė-héne'šeóhtaotsétseneho. (The wheel of the wagon) was stuck completely stiff. [When Northern Cheyennes First Got Wagons.034] Category: body.
henėstāne na. knee bone meat, his knee, knee - his. henėstanóho tséhnétȧhévanėstse knee surgery (literally, when his knee is different). See: -nėstané ‘knee’. Category: meat, body.
hénóme ni. thigh, hind quarter. Plural henomȯtse; Possessive -htsénóme. See: he'kénóme; hetone ‘haunch’. Etym: *wepwa·mi ‘his thigh’. Category: body, meat.
heo'éhéó'o na. womb, uterus. Plural heo'éheono; Possessive -htseo'éheo'o. See: nėškátone. Category: body.
-heómeome vai. too fat. É-heómeome. He is too fat. Synonym -éšeome. Category: body.
-heóvonené vai. have yellow teeth. É-heóvonēne. He has yellow teeth. Etym: *wesa·wa·pite·wa (P). BodyPartMedial -onené. Category: body.
-heóvovése vai. have yellow hair. É-heóvovése. He has yellow hair. BodyPartMedial -ovésé. Category: body, hair.
-hese ni. foot (poss). má-hese foot. ná-hese my foot. [Hayden 1862:302; Smith 1949:83; Croft 1948:APS - ACLS Item A3.1 - Cheyenne Material - Section 3 of 3 - Notebook 09.pdf] Usage: These words for foot and feet are not known by any speaker today. Phon: iah ?? Category: check. Plural ma-hesȯtse ??. Plural hehesȯtse ??. BodyPartMedial -hahtá. See: -htséhese ‘foot (poss)’; heheso ‘hoofs’. Etym: *nesici ‘my foot’. Category: body.
-hesėhahtáotse vai. have cramps in foot. É-hesėhahtáotse. He has cramps in his feet. BodyPartMedial -ahtá. Category: body.
-hesenómaotse vai. have cramps in thigh. Ná-hesenómaotse. I have cramps in my thigh. BodyPartMedial -nómá. See: -hestónȧhaotse. Category: body.
-hesenotováotse vai. have cramp(s) in the neck. Ná-hesenotováotse. I have a cramp in my neck. BodyPartMedial -notová. Category: sickness, body.
-hesėsȧhtsena'xe vai. have twitching on the mouth. É-hesėsȧhtsena'xe. He has twitching on his mouth. BodyPartMedial -ahtsé. Category: body, mouth.
-hesėséne'še vai. have twitching in face. É-hesėséne'še. He has twitching in his face. BodyPartMedial -éné. Category: body, face.
hesėstse ni. his/her ass. Possessive -sėstse2. Category: body.
-hesėškóhtaotse vai. have cramps in the legs. É-hesėškóhtaotse. He has cramps in his legs. Category: body.
hésevo na. calf (of leg), muscle meat. as meat, especially leg muscle; not considered choice meat. Plural hesevono; Possessive -htsėsevo; BodyPartMedial -sevá. Phon: iah ?? Etym: cf *nehtiwa 'my calf' (P). Category: meat, body, check.
-hesevoneve vai. be calf (of leg). É-hesevoneve. It is a calf (of leg). Category: body, check.
hēsta ni. 1 • heart. Possessive -htsestá; vai: -he-stsėstahe; BodyPartMedial -stáhá. Etym: *wete·hi ‘his heart’. Category: body.
2 • Heart. a constellation. Category: celestial.
hestáha-vé'hanotȯtse ni. pericardium. Lit: heart-container Category: body.
hestahpe na. brain. (another recording) Possessive -htsėstahpe; Plural hestahpo; Medial -htáhpé. Etym: *wetempi 'his brain'. nl (Nasal Lengthening): note correspondence of Cheyenne high-pitch to PA vowel +nasal in a consonant cluster; in historical development something like compensatory lengthening (with usual Ch reflex of high pitch from PA vowel length) took place in Cheyenne prehistory as the nasal was deleted; such compensatory lengthening also took place in: hése- 'because' < *wenci; nȧ-htsénota(h) 'my cross-nephew' <*ne0enkwa0ehsa; mȧ-htseno 'armpit' < *me0enkwi; hoóxe'e 'lodgepole' <apanšwiyi; -óht 'by mouth' < *-ant; mȧ-htatamoo'o 'shoulder' (/-htatamóon/) <mete0emankani; na-éstoo'o 'my throat' (/na-éhtoon/) < *nekwenta·kani; /é-šéešená/ é-šééše 'he is lying prone' < *šenkihšinwa. The high pitch of 'weasel 'xáa'e (/šáeh/) < šenkwehsa may reflect this compensatory lengthening, however there is question about whether or not the pertinent high pitch is permanent or not(?). Note the possible correspondence of mó'kėsá'e or mónėškėhéso 'calf' <maxkwehsehsa 'fawn'; šéstótó'e 'pine' (probably includes -ó'e 'wood (med.)') <*šenta . mȧ-htovoo'ȯtse 'ear' < *mehtawakayi may follow this pattern, perhapsby analogy. Similarly, mȧ-htsé'oo'o 'elbow' < *metweškwani; ná-mé'óvo 'Ifound him' < *neme0kawa·wa. (Some of these forms may have undergone a stage where the consonant cluster had an initial nasal.?) (Why did hestom- 'hinder' <*wentam- not undergo the compensatory lengthening?) (correspondence first notedby I. Goddard; see description in Goddard 1988.) Category: meat, body.
hestȧhtoono ni. spine, backbone. Variant: hestatoono; Possessive -htȧhtoono. Category: body.
hésta'he ni. 1 • umbilical cord, navel, afterbirth, placenta, belly button. Hésta'he and its animate dim. hesta'hēso are translated as 'afterbirth (child)' in the text 1987:349ff. Nȧ-htsésta'he was translated in 1987:27 as 'my afterbirth.' Actually, this term probably does not refer to the entire afterbirth, but rather to the cord. Traditionally, the cord is treated specially. For boy babies the cord was placed in a pouch with a beaded turtle design. For girl babies the pouch had a lizard design. When there was insufficient time to properly save the cord, it might just be hung on a bush. Phon: iah Plural hestā'hėstse; AlternatePlural hesta'hȯtse; Possessive -htsésta'he; Diminutive hesta'hēso; BodyPartMedial -hta'né. See: hestȯhpó'hánóto. Etym: *weci·lwi/wetesi ? ‘his navel’. Category: body.
2 • Placenta. Category: names.
hesta'hēso na. Gram: dim little umbilical cord; little placenta. Non-diminutive hésta'he. An umbilical cord is not usually considered animate, but was in this text perhaps it was because it was a name for a main character. See: hésta'he ‘umbilical cord’. Category: body.
hestatamóon ni. his/her shoulder. See: hetatamoo'o ‘shoulder’; mȧhtatamoo'o; hestatsēō'o ‘shoulderblade’. Category: body.
hestatsēō'o 1 • ni. shoulderblade, shoulder (cut of meat). Possessive -htsėstatsēō'o; Plural hestatseonȯtse; Diminutive hestatseško. See: hestatamoo'o ‘shoulder’; -htsėstatsēō'o; -htatseoná; -htatamoo'o. Category: meat, body.
2 • na. Shoulderblade. Category: names.
hestatseško ni. Gram: dim 1 • shoulderblade. Plural hestatšėškonȯtse. See: hestatsēō'o. Category: body.
2 • Shoulderblade. Category: names.
hestóohevono na. his/her hoof, his/her toenail, his/her fingernail, his/her claw. See: -htóohevó. Category: body.
hestovóo'ȯtse ni. his ear. Plural hestovootȯtse ‘his ears’. Hestovootȯtse némanėšévaenȧtse. I'll make you ears! (= I'll teach you how to listen). See: nȧhtovóo'ȯtse; -htovóo'ȯtse. Category: body.
-hestovootsé'seh vta. ears - cause s.o. to have, have ears - cause s.o to have, cause s.o. to have ears, learn a lesson, lesson - learn a. É-hestovootsé'sėhahtse. He learned his lesson. Lit: He caused himself to have ears. See: -hao'omósešé. Category: figurative, body, cognition.
hestsėhévá'xe ni. Gram: poss his/her tail, his/her handle. This word can also be used to refer to the tail (handle) of a skillet. (another recording) IndepNoun héhévá'xe; Possessive -htsėhévá'xe. See: hoóneanāto. Category: body.
-he-stsėhevá'xétó have a handle. Lit: have a tail This refers to the kind of handle on a cooking pan which sticks straight outhorizontally, for example, on a skillet. É-hestsėhevá'xéto. It has a handle. See: -hoóneanató. Category: body, containers.
hestse'kēsta ni. Gram: poss her vagina (poss.), vagina (poss.) - her. Possessive -htse'kestá; Stem -'kestá2; IndepNoun ma'kēsta. Category: body, vulgar, sex.
hestse'ko ni. Gram: poss leg - his/her, bone - his/her. See: -htse'ko. Category: body.
-he-stse'kone vai. have leg(s). Nésáa-he-stse'konéhe. You don't have legs. [PEYOTE.TXT] Category: body.
hestsé'oono na. Gram: pl 1 • his elbow(s). See: -htsé'ooná ‘elbow (med.)’. Category: body.
2 • armature. grammatically plural. Category: car.
hestse'otse'ko ni. neck. See: he'ȯtse; he'otse'ko. Category: body.
hestse'peōtse loc. rib area (on the side). See: hestse'pēva. Category: body.
hestse'pēva loc. on the rib(s). IndepNoun he'pe. See: hestse'peōtse. Category: body.
hestsemá'eme 1 • ni. his blood. Category: body.
2 • na. His Blood. Stem -htsemá'eme; IndepNoun ma'e. Category: names.
hestséne ni. his face, her face. Stem -htséné. Ques: recheck pitches?? Category: Oklahoma, face, body, check.
hestsēsta ni. Gram: poss his heart. Stem -htsestá; IndepNoun hēsta. Category: body.
-he-stsėstahe vai. 1 • have a heart, heart - have a.
2 • emotionless, uncompassionate. Ésáa-hestsėstáhéhe. He has no heart; he is uncompassionate. See: hēsta ‘heart’; -htáha ‘heart (medial)’. Category: emotions, body.
hestsésta'he ni. Gram: poss his umbilical cord, his belly button. Énȯhtséna hestsésta'he. He is looking for his umbilical cord. That is a humorous expression referring to someone who is rooting around for things. Possessive -htsésta'he. Category: body.
hestséstóne na. on his heel. See: htséston. Category: body.
hestsėstoo'o ni. his/her jaw. See: -htsėstoo'o. Category: body.
hestsétato ho'honáeo'o na. kidney stones. Category: new. Ques: recheck?? Category: check, sickness, body.
hestsetȧtse na. kidney. Plural hestsétato; Obviative hestsétato; Possessive -htsėstsetȧtse. Morph: /hehtétat/. Etym: *weto·θeθwali ‘his kidney (??)’. Category: check, body, meat.
hestsévá'xe ni. Gram: poss his/her tail. Category: body.
hestsevéveto na. Gram: poss his horn(s), his antler(s). (another recording) Ques: recheck; his horn(s) or horns?? Category: check. Possessive -htsevevėstse; IndepNoun vevėstse. Category: body.
-heše'évėhahtá vai. dirty feet. É-heše'évėháhta. He has dirty feet. BodyPartMedial -hahtá. Category: body.
hešene ni. his/her face. Ques: recheck?? Category: check, body, face.
hešeo'o ni. rump, buttock. Etym: *wešyi·kani (He) ‘his rump, buttock’; nešyi·kani ‘my rump, buttock’. Plural hešéonȯtse. See: -htšėšeo'o; -šéoná. Category: body.
-hešėškȯséotse vai. get cramps in finger(s) (or toe(s)). É-hešėškȯséotse. He has cramps in his finger/toes. Category: body.
-héške'ėstá'ó'h vta. pinch ear of s.o. É-héške'ėstá'o'ho. He pinched his ear. É-héške'ėstá'ó'hóho. He pinched his ear. (newer pronunciation). Category: body.
-heškóhtaotse vai. have cramps in leg. É-heškóhtaotse. He has cramps in his leg. Naa néme'mévoo'o heškóvemȧhoo'o nonohpa nėstsėsáa-heškóhtaotséhe. Well, you should eat pickles so that you don't get cramps in your foot. Category: check, body.
-héškonené vai. sharp teeth. É-héškonēne. He has sharp teeth. BodyPartMedial -onené. Category: body, check.
-héškonené'ó vai. bare teeth. for example, when a dog snarls at s.o. É-héškonené'o. He bared his teeth. Medial -onené. See: -ná'ót ‘growl at s.o.’. Category: body.
-heškóve'pa'onáotse vai. goose bumps down the back. Ná-heškóve'pa'onáotse. I have goosebumps from the back of my head down my back. See: -he-stsėskóveotse. Category: body.
he-tanāne na. her breasts. See: matana. Category: body.
hetatamoo'o ni. shoulder. Possessive -htatamoo'o. See: hestatamoo'o ‘his/her shoulder’; mȧhtatamoo'o ‘shoulder’. Category: body.
-heto'éevá vta. Gram: rr skin be that way. ... é-heto'ééva. ... that is what his skin is like. Heováestse é-heto'éevao'o. They have a variety of skin colors. Category: body, record.
hetone na. 1 • haunch, ham. This is the underside of the thigh including the buttock. Etym: cf *nela·na 'my calf of leg'. Plural hetóneho; Obviative hetóneho; Possessive -htsetone; BodyPartMedial -tónaha. See: hénóme ‘thigh’. Category: meat, body.
2 • Ham, Haunch. Category: names.
-hevá'sé mbp. tailbone, tail. Éé'ėhe-vá'séše. He fell and broke his tailbone. Épo'ė-hevá'séna He broke (or pulled) off its tail. IndepNoun hehévá'xe; Possessive htsėhévá'xé. Category: body.
-he-véese vai. have teeth. É-he-véese. He has teeth. Etym: *wi·pičiwa. É-he-véeseo'o. They have teeth. Ésáa-he-véeséhe. He is toothless. oonȧhā'e mȧxhe-véesévȯhtse until frogs have teeth. That is an idiom meaning 'Never!' that is, something won't be happen until frogs grow teeth. It functions the same as the English idiom, "when pigs fly". IndepNoun vée'ėse ‘tooth’. See: -he-véesané; -véesané. Category: body, sayings.
hevé'eonēšėstse ni. guts, small intestines. Variant: hevé'keonēšėstse. Category: body, meat.
hevé'hehpe ni. bile, gall. used as a dip for eating raw liver. Etym: *wewi:swepi ‘his gall’. Category: body.
hevé'keonēšėstse ni. guts, small intestines. Variant: hevé'eonēšėstse. Category: body, meat.
hevétove ni. Gram: poss his body. Usage: obsolescing See: nétove ‘my body’. Category: body.
-hkosé mbp. finger, toe, claw. Étótȧhpe'ė-škóse. He has big fingers. Éé'ė-škóse. He has a broken finger. (also pronounced É-é'eóse). Éhešė-škȯséotse. He has cramps in his finger/toes. Variant: -ósé3. See: mo'ēško; -óohevá; hemo'koso. Etym: *-škašya. Category: body, hands.
-hóehahtaa'e vai. feet show. Lit: emerge-foot É-hóehahtaa'e. His feet are showing. BodyPartMedial -hahtá. Category: body, feet.
-hóetanevá'ó vai. stick out tongue. É-hóetanevá'o. He is sticking his tongue out. BodyPartMedial -tanevá. See: -hóetaneva'xe. Category: body, sickness, mouth.
-hóetaneva'xe vai. tongue come out. can refer to tongue wiggling out of the mouth, for instance, as a physical problem, maybe a tic or a symptom of old age. É-hóetaneva'xe. His tongue is wiggling out of his mouth. See: -hóetaneva'ó. Category: body, sickness, mouth.
-hohpėhe'oná vai. sweaty hands. É-hohpėhe'ōna. He has sweaty hands. Category: body.
ho'éeve na. hide, rawhide. This can include rawhide for a drum. Variant: Ésé'hohnóho ho'éevo.; Plural ho'éevo; Oblique ho'éévéva. See: -o'éevá; -hto'éeve; aénȯhevóohého'éeve.
ni. probably animate for the majority of speakers, but inanimate for some. Etym: cf. *ahθaya 'skin, hide'; cf. *ahiθa·m-enkiaya ‘hide, skin’. Ésé'hóha ho'éeve. He is stretching the hide (inan.). See: vóhtáne ‘skin’; -ot ‘skin, hide’. Category: body.
ho'óxėhe'pe ni. last rib. See: he'pe. Category: body.
-ho'sahtsé vai. drool, slobber. É-ho'sāhtse. He is drooling. BodyPartMedial -ahtsená ‘mouth’. See: -ho'sȧheéné; -hto'sahtsé; -hé'oneohtsénáohtsé. Category: body.
-ho'sotseóhta vai. have dirty leg(s). É-ho'sotseóhta. His leg(s) is dirty. Category: body.
-ho'tovėstáhá vai. weak hearted. for instance, this can refer to having heart trouble if someone tells such a person bad news. É-ho'tovėstáha. He has a weak heart. BodyPartMedial -stáhá. Category: body.
ho'tšėške ni. sinew, tendon. before de-stranding. ho'tāno is a single strand of sinew. (another recording) Simplified Spelling hochk. See: ho'tāno ‘sinew strand’; ho'tanono ‘thread’; -hto'tšéškeme ‘sinew (poss.)’. Etym: cf. M aʔtaeh 'sinew'; *yaʔti (P). Category: body, animals.
hóna'ove-mo'ēško na. ring finger, fourth finger. Lit: additional-finger Variant: hóna'oveōse. Usage: may be new word or loan translation from Petter Category: body, hands.
honono ni. ankle. Plural honononȯtse. See: -htonono. Etym: cf. *wankwani ‘his heel’. Category: body.
-hóomȧhtsenán vta. shield mouth of s.o., hide mouth of s.o., cover mouth of s.o. Cheyenne women commonly cover their own mouths when they have said something inappropriate. É-hóomȧhtsenánahtse. She covered/shielded her mouth. See: -nėhpȧhtsenán. Category: body.
hótȧhanenéó'o ni. claw. Usage: possibly a new word used by newer pronunciation?? Category: check. See: -htóohevo. Category: body.
-hotoná'eoná mbp. joint(s). É-ónėšėhotoná'eonáóhtse. He has pain in his joints. tséx-hótoná'eonáhestove where the joints are (PD) ?? Category: body, check.
-hótona'oo'e vai. joined. É-hótona'oo'e. He is sitting joined. Ques: hot?? tséx-hótona'oevȯse namo'ėškono my knuckles. Lit: where they are jointed, my fingers Category: body, check.
-hótȯxávėhe'onaa'e vai. sit with arms crossed. É-hótȯxávėhe'onaa'e. He is sitting with his arms crossed. BodyPartMedial -he'oná. Phon: vs Category: sit, body.
-hótȯxávėškȯsé'ó vai. cross fingers. É-hótȯxávėškȯsé'o. He crossed his (own) fingers. BodyPartMedial -(hk)ose. Category: body.
-hoxėhahtá vai. rotten feet - have. that is, rotten-smelling feet. É-hoxėhāhta. He has rotten feet. Initial hox-; BodyPartMedial -hahtá. Category: smell, body, feet.
-hoxo'ȯhtsévotané vai. snotty green. É-hoxo'ȯhtsévotāne. His snot is green and there is a lot of it. See: -momé'aévotané; -otané. Category: body.
-htaahe'oná mbp. fist. includes medial for 'hand', -he'oná. See: -he'oná; -htsėstaahe'o. Category: body, hands.
-htáhpé mbp. brain. É-ónėšėstáhpéóhtse He has pain in the brain (sounds unnatural). Category: body.
-htȧhtoono ni. Gram: poss spine, backbone. Gram: poss. mȧhtȧhtoo'o spine. mȧ-htȧhtoonȯtse spines. nȧ-htȧhtoono my spine. he-stȧhoono his spine. Variant: -htsėstȧhtoono. Etym: *metahtaka·kwani. See: -htsėstȧhtoono. Category: body, check.
-htȧhtoónoná mbp. spine, backbone. Éé'ė-stȧhtoónóna. He has a broken spine (backbone). See: -htsėstȧhtoono. Category: body.
-hta'né mbp. umbilical cord, navel. Éé'ė-stané'še'tovohe. She (for example, midwife) cuts the umbilical cords of babies. Possessive -htsésta'he. See: -sta'né; -too'ėstané's. Category: body.
-htȧseno Category: check.
na. sperm (poss.) mȧ-htȧseno sperm. [Frantz] Usage: unconfirmed today See: améstoto; ho'améstoto; -hto'amestȯtse. Category: body.
-htatamoo'o ni. Gram: poss shoulder (poss.) mȧ-htatamoo'o shoulder. Etym: *meteθemankani. mȧ-htatamóonȯtse shoulders. nȧ-htatamoo'o my shoulder. Etym: *neteθema·nkani. See: -htatamóone; -htatamóoná. Morph: /-htatamóon/. Phon: vs Category: body.
-htatamóoná mbp. shoulder. Étšéškė-statamóóna. His shoulders stick out. Éé'ė-statamóóna. He has a broken shoulder. Éónėšė-statamóonáóhtse. He has pain in the shoulder. Possessive -htatamoo'o. Category: body.
-htatamóoné mbp. shoulder. É-tȧhpe'ė-statamóóne. He has a big shoulder. Possessive -htatamoo'o. Category: body.
-htátseemá mbp. nostril. Category: body, nose.
-htátseeme ni. Gram: poss nostril. Gram: poss. mȧ-htátseeme nostril. mȧ-htátseemȯtse nostrils. he-státseeme his nostril. Etym: *mete·likomi. Category: nose, body.
-htátseemé mbp. nostril(s). Étótȧhpe'ė-státseēme. He has big nostrils. Category: body.
-htatseoná mbp. shoulderblade. Éé'ė-statseonáxe. He fell and broke his shoulderblade. See: hestatsēō'o; -htsėstatsēō'o. Category: body.
-hto'éeve na. hide (poss.) mȧh-hto'éeve hide. he-sto'éevo his hide. IndepNoun ho'éeve; Medial -o'éevá. See: vóhtáne ‘skin’. Category: body.
-hto'né'ėšėhahtahtȯtse ni. Gram: poss sole (of foot) (poss.) mȧ-hto'né'ėšėhahtahtȯtse a sole of a foot. nȧ-hto'né'ėšėhahtáhtotȯtse my soles. hes-sto'né'ėšėhahtōne on their soles (of their moccasins). [1987:214] See: -ho'ne'e. Category: body.
-hto'sahtsé ni. Gram: poss saliva, slobber (poss.) mȧ-hto'sāhtse saliva. nȧ-hto'sahtse my saliva. Category: body. vai: -ho'sahtsená; Medial -ahtsená.
-htonono ?? ni. Gram: poss ankle (poss.) mȧ-htonono an ankle. nȧ-htonono ?? my ankle. Etym: *nankwani (P). nȧh-tonononȯtse my ankles ?? Plural mȧ-htononȯtse ??. See: honono ??. Category: check, body.
-htóohevó na. Gram: poss nail (both fingernail and toenail), claw (poss.), hoof (poss.) mȧ-htóóhévo a nail/claw/hoof/fingernail/toenail. Plural mȧ-htóohevono. nȧh-htóóhévo my fingernail. he-stóohevono his hoof(s). [1987:7:32] náhkohe he-stóohevono bear claws.
ni. nail (both fingernail and toenail), claw (poss.), hoof (poss.) Some newer pronunciation consider nails, claws, and hoofs to be inanimate. he-stóohevo his hoof. Medial -óohevá, -(hk)osé; IndepNoun mo'ēško, heheso. Phon: hle See: néškonávȧhahtȧhestȯtse. Category: body.
-htovóo'ȯtse ni. ear. Gram: poss mȧ-htovóo'ȯtse ear. Plural mȧ-htovootȯtse. nȧ-htovóo'ȯtse my ear. nȧ-htovootȯtse my ears. nė-stovóo'ȯtse your ear. he-stovóo'ȯtse his ear. he-stovootȯtse his ears. nė-stovootanótse our (incl) ears. He-stovóótse éhne'áhanomaehoono. On his (man's) ear (obl.) he (bee) bit him. vai: -he-stovóotse. Etym: *wehtawakayi. Morph: his ear. BodyPartMedial -'está. Phon: iah See: mȧ-htovóo'ȯtse. Category: body.
-htsé ni. Gram: poss mouth. māhtse mouth. nāhtse my mouth. hēstse his mouth. Category: body.
-htseešeeo'o ni. Gram: poss chest (of body) (poss.) mȧ-htseešeeo'o a chest (of one's body). he-stseešeeōne on his chest (1980:65:42). BodyPartMedial -šené; Locative -htseešeeōne. Category: body.
-htséhese ni. foot (poss). nȧ-htséhese my foot. [Croft 1948:APS - ACLS Item A3.1 - Cheyenne Material - Section 3 of 3 - Notebook 09.pdf] he-stséhese his foot. [Croft 1948:APS - ACLS Item A3.1 - Cheyenne Material - Section 3 of 3 - Notebook 09.pdf] Phon: iah ?? Category: check. See: -hese ‘foot (poss)’; heheso ‘hoofs’. Category: body.
-htsėhévá'xé ni. Gram: poss tail (poss), tailbone (poss). mȧ-htsėhévá'xe tail. he-stsėhévá'xe his/her tail. he-stsėhevá'xéva on his/her tail. IndepNoun hehévá'xe; Medial -hevá'sé. Category: body.
-htse'e ni. Gram: poss liver (poss.) mȧ-htse'e liver. nȧ-htse'e my liver. IndepNoun he'e; Medial -e'é. Etym: *neθkweni 'my liver'. Category: body.
-htse'kestá ni. Gram: poss vagina (poss.) Variant: ma'ēsta. he-stse'kēsta her vagina. Stem -'kestá2; BodyPartMedial -ahá. See: ma'kestsėstse. Category: body, vulgar, sex.
-htse'ko Gram: poss 1 • ni. bone (poss.), foot (poss.), leg (poss.) Ques: does this mean 'foot' for some speakers?? mȧ-htse'ko bone; foot; leg. nȧ-htse'ko my bone. he-stse'ko his/her leg/foot/bone. Plural mȧ-htse'konȯtse; IndepNoun he'ko; Medial -hahtá, -(hk)óhtá. Category: body.
2 • na. tire. nȧ-htse'kono my tires. See: asėséonéehéhe. Category: car, check.
-htsé'oo'e ni. Gram: poss elbow (poss.) Variant: -htsé'oo'o. nȧ-htsé'oo'e my elbow. mȧ-htsé'oo'e elbow. Plural mȧ-htsé'oonȯtse. Phon: vs BodyPartMedial -htsé'ooná. Category: body.
-htsé'oo'o ni. Gram: poss elbow (poss.) Variant: -htsé'oo'e. nȧ-htsé'oo'o my elbow. Etym: *ni·škwani (P). Plural nȧ-htsé'oonȯtse ‘my elbows’. mȧ-htsé'oo'o elbow. Plural mȧ-htsé'oonȯtse. Phon: vs BodyPartMedial -htsé'ooná; IndepNoun mȧhtsé'oo'o. Etym: *metweškwani (correspondence??. Category: check, body.
-htsé'ooná mbp. elbow, rod (of engine). Éé'ė-stsé'oonáxe. He fell and broke his elbow. É-hóestsé'ooná'o. The piston broke. IndepNoun -htsé'oo'o. Category: car, body.
-htse'ȯtse ni. Gram: poss neck (poss.) mȧ-htse'ȯtse a neck. nȧ-htse'ȯtse my neck. Etym: *neθkwayawi. he-stse'ōtse on his neck. [A Warrior Who Looked for His Friend.078] IndepNoun he'ȯtse; BodyPartMedial -notová. Category: body.
-htse'pe ni. Gram: poss rib (poss.) mȧ-htse'pe a rib. nȧ-htse'pe my rib. Etym: *neθkweni. Medial -e'pé; IndepNoun he'pe; Plural mȧ-htsē'pėstse. Category: body.
-htse'po ni. Gram: poss lung (poss.) nȧ-htse'po my lung. Plural mȧhtse'ponȯtse; IndepNoun he'po; Medial -he'poná. Category: body.
-htsemá'eme ni. Gram: poss blood (poss.), blood vein (poss.) mȧ-htsemá'eme blood. nȧ-htsemá'eme my blood. Etym: cf *meçkwema (P). nė-stsemá'eme your blood. Námȧheonétȧhévo'eévama naa oha nė-stsema'émáne émano'sééso. We all have different skins but our blood is all together the same. nȧ-htsema'emȯtse my blood veins. Variant: -ma'eme; IndepNoun ma'e. Phon: iah Category: body.
-htséné Gram: poss ni. face. he-stsene ?? his/her face. Ques: recheck pitches?? Ques: are there actually words for face in Ch?? Category: Oklahoma, face, body, check.
-htsénómé ni. Gram: poss thigh (poss.) mȧ-htsénóme a thigh. nȧ-htsénóme my thigh. he-stsenomȯtse his/her thighs. Medial -nómá; IndepNoun hénóme. Phon: hle? Category: body.
-htseo'éheo'o na. Gram: poss womb (poss.) IndepNoun heo'éheo'o. he-stseo'éheono her womb. [Croft] Usage: not known today Category: body.
-htsėsé'same ni. Gram: poss tendon; gristle (poss.) mȧ-htsėsé'same tendon; gristle. IndepNoun hesé'se. Category: body.
-htsėsevo na. Gram: poss calf (of leg) (poss.) mȧ-htsėsevo calf (of leg). nȧ-htsėsótseve my calf (of leg) obl?? Category: check. nȧ-htsėsótsevȯtse ?? my calves. Category: check. BodyPartMedial -sevá; IndepNoun hésevo; Plural mȧ-htsėsevono. See: hesótseve. Category: body.
-htsestá ni. Gram: poss heart (poss.) mȧ-htsēsta heart. nȧ-htsēsta my heart. nȧ-htsēsta tséssáapėhéveotséhane when my heart wasn't good. he-stsēsta móéneohétȯhanéhe He had a heart attack (lit. his heart must have stopped). Oblique mȧh-tsėstáhéva. hestsēsta his heart. IndepNoun hēsta; Medial -htáhá; Plural mȧ-htsėstahȯtse ??. Category: check, body.
-htsėstáahe'o ni. Gram: poss fist (poss.) mȧ-htsėstáahe'o a fist. Plural mȧ-htsėstáahe'onȯtse; BodyPartMedial -htaahe'oná. See: -he'oná. Category: body.
-htsėstáhévá ni. Gram: poss-obl in the heart. nȧ-htsėstáhéva in my heart. [Former Fears.010] ni: -htsestá. Category: body.
-htsėstahpe na. Gram: poss brain (poss.) mȧ-htsėstahpe brain. nȧ-htsėstahpe my brain. Etym: netempyi. he-stsėstahpo his brain. nė-stsėstáhpaneo'o our brains ?? Category: check. he-stsėstáhpevóho their brains. IndepNoun hestahpe; Medial -htáhpá, -htáhpé. Category: body.
-htsėstȧhtoono ni. Gram: poss spine (poss.); backbone (poss.) mȧ-htsėstȧhtoono a backbone. Variant: -htȧhtoono; Medial -htȧhtoónoná; Plural mȧhtsėstȧhtoonȯtse. Etym: *metahtaka·kwani. Category: body.
-htsésta'he ni. Gram: poss umbilical cord, navel, afterbirth. mȧ-htsésta'he afterbirth. nȧ-htsésta'he my afterbirth. he-stsésta'he his umbilical cord. he-stsésta'hevótse their navels. Naa tósa'e nėhéóhe nȧ-htsésta'he héva éstȧxaevá'neésto'a'haméhanéhe. And somewhere there my afterbirth must have just been thrown into the bushes. [1987:27] IndepNoun hésta'he; Medial -hta'né ??. Category: check. Phon: iah? Etym: *neteʔsyi 'my navel'. Plural mȧ-htsésta'hėstse ??. Category: check, body, babies.
-htsėstatsēō'o ni. Gram: poss shoulder blade (poss.), scapula (poss). mȧ-htsėstatsēō'o a shoulder blade. nȧ-htsėstatsēō'o my shoulder blade. Etym: *netelyikana (P). Phon: vs Plural mȧ-htsėstatseonȯtse. Etym: cf. O nindini·gan 'my shoulder blade' (N). IndepNoun hestatsēō'o; Medial -htatseoná. Category: body.
-htsesto ni. Gram: poss heel. Gram: poss. mȧ-htsesto a heel. Etym: *meto·ntani. nȧ-htsesto my heel. Etym: *neto·ntani. nȧ-htséstonȯtse my heels. Morph: /ma-htéhton/. Plural mȧ-htséstonȯtse; Oblique hestséstóne ‘on the heel’; nȧ-htséstóne ‘on my heel’; Medial -htséstoná. See: hestséstóne. Category: body.
-htséstoná mbp. heel. Éónėšė-stséstonáóhtse. He has pain in the heel. Étó'ėsė-stséstonávo'ėhāna. She has high heeled shoes. Possessive -htsesto. Category: body.
-htsėstoo'o ni. Gram: poss chin, jaw (poss.) mȧ-htsėstoo'o a jaw. nȧ-htsėstoo'o my jaw. Etym: *neta·Ɂmexkani. he-stsėstoo'o his/her jaw. Plural mȧ-htsėstóonȯtse; BodyPartMedial -stóo'oná. Morph: /ma-htehtóon/. Etym: cf. *meta·hpixkani. Medial -htóo'oná. Phon: vs Plural mȧ-htsėstóonȯtse. Category: body.
-htsėstsetȧtse na. Gram: poss kidney (poss.) mȧ-htsėstsetȧtse a kidney. nȧ-htsėstsetȧtse my kidney. Etym: *neto·θeθwa. nȧ-htsėstsétato my kidneys. IndepNoun hestsetȧtse; Plural mȧhtsėstsétato. Category: body.
-htséta'e na. Gram: poss gland, tonsil. mȧ-htséta'e gland; tonsil. Phon: iah ?? Category: check. Plural mȧhtsetā'e; IndepNoun héta'e. Category: body.
-htsetone na. Gram: poss haunch (poss), ham (poss.) This term refers to the underside of the thigh including the buttock, i.e., the part one sits on. mȧ-htsetone haunch; ham. nȧ-htsetone my haunch. Etym: *nehtiwa ‘my calf’. IndepNoun hetone; Medial -tónaha. Category: body.
-htsetoo'o ni. Gram: poss palate (poss.) mȧ-htsetoo'o a palate. nȧ-htsetoo'o my palate. Etym: cf *nalakaxkwi (P). IndepNoun hetoo'o2. Category: body. Phon: vs
-htsetooná mbp. palate. Category: body. Etym: cf. *alakackw (medial). IndepNoun hetoo'o.
-htsevevėstse na. Gram: poss horn (poss.), antler (poss.) he-stsevéveto his horn(s). This refers to the animal on which the horn is located. nė-stsevevėstse your (sg) horn. Usage: sometimes avoided in speech due to sound similarity with éheveve 'he is having sexual intercourse'
ni. horn (poss.), antler (poss.) Some newer pronunciation consider horns to be inanimate. he-stsevévėstse his horn. Medial -évesé; IndepNoun vevėstse. See: -he-veve. Category: body.
-htsevóhtané ni. Gram: poss skin (poss.) nȧ-htsevóhtáne my skin. IndepNoun vóhtáne; Medial -o'éevá. Category: body.
-htšėšeo'o ni. Gram: poss hip (poss.) mȧ-htšėšeo'o a hip. nȧ-htšėšeo'o my hip. Morph: /-htešéon/. Phon: vs Plural mȧ-htšėšéonȯtse. Etym: O ninoogan 'my hip' (N). he-stšėšéóne on his hip. Medial -šéoná; IndepNoun hešeo'o; Diminutive -htšėšeško. Category: body.
-htšėšeško ni. Gram: poss rump (poss.) appears to be dim. of -htšėšeo'o 'hip (poss.)'. mȧ-htšėšeško a hip. Category: body. Morph: /-htešéhkon/. Medial -šéoná, -'esé; IndepNoun hešeo'o.
-ka'ena'évá'ó vai. bend arm. É-ka'ena'évá'o. He bent his (own) arm. BodyPartMedial -na'évá. Category: body.
-ka'evá'se vai. have a short tail. É-ka'evá'se. He has a short tail. BodyPartMedial -hevá'sé. Category: animals, body.
-ka'évesé vai. short horns - have. É-ka'évése. He has short horns. BodyPartMedial -évesé. See: -tšėhe'kėsévesé. Category: body.
-ka'ovése vai. have short hair. É-ka'ovése. He has short hair. BodyPartMedial -ovésé. Category: hair, body.
-kóea'oná'ov vta. kick s.o. in the shin(s). É-kóea'oná'ovóho. He kicked him in the shin(s). Ná-kóea'oná'ova. He kicked me in the shin(s). BodyPartMedial -a'oná. Category: body.
-kóea'onáxe vai. bump shin. either get bumped or kicked by someone or bump into something. É-kóea'onáxe. He bumped his shin. BodyPartMedial -a'oná. Category: body.
-kóehahtáxé vai. bump foot. É-kóehahtáxe. He bumped his (own) foot. Category: body.
-kóehe'onáxé vai. hit hand, bump hand. É-kóehe'onáxe. He hit his (own) hand. Category: body.
-kóenėstanéšé vai. bump knee. É-kóenėstanéše. He bumped his knee. Ná-kóenėstanéše. I bumped my knee. BodyPartMedial -nėstané. Category: body, hit.
-kóenonáxé vai. bump ankle. É-kóenonáxe. He bumped his (own) ankle. Ná-kóenonáxe. I bumped my ankle. BodyPartMedial -noná. Category: body.
-kóeóhtáxé vai. bump leg. É-kóeóhtáxe. He bumped his leg. Variant: -kóeškóhtáxé; BodyPartMedial -óhtá4. Category: body, hit.
-kóestsé'oonáxé vai. bump elbow. É-kóestsé'oonáxe. He bumped his (own) elbow. BodyPartMedial -htsé'ooná. See: -kóna'éše; -póénéše. Category: body, hit.
-koké'eona'xe vai. build muscles. refers to moving your joints, becoming muscular; some people might say this about exercising. É-koké'eona'xe. He is building muscles. Ques: get pl?? See: -koké'oo'e; -koké'ahe. Category: body, check.
-koké'eonáoesta'xe vai. exercise - quickly. Ta-koké'eonáoesta'xėstse! Go exercise! Category: body.
-koké'oo'e vai. muscular, buffed. É-koké'oo'e. He has big muscles. É-koké'oeo'o. They are muscular. Phon: vs See: -koké'ahe; -koké'eona'xe; -popákȧhoeše. Category: body.
-kó'koehahtáxé vai. drum foot. É-kó'koehahtáxe. He is drumming his foot. BodyPartMedial -hahtá. Category: body.
-kó'koehe'onáxe vai. drum fingers. É-kó'koehe'onáxe. He is drumming his fingers. BodyPartMedial -he'oná. Category: body.
-kó'ko'ėstáháxé vai. heart beat. Lit: tick-heart-lie É-kó'ko'ėstáháxe. His heart is beating. Category: body.
-kó'ko'onenéše vai. teeth chatter. for example, from the cold. É-kó'ko'onenéše. His teeth are chattering. BodyPartMedial -onené. See: -nonomose; -kó'konȯhonévose. Category: body, check.
-kó'kononévose vai. teeth chatter from cold. É-kó'kononévose. His teeth are chattering from the cold. BodyPartMedial -ononé; Variant: -kó'konȯhonévose. Category: body, weather.
-'ahtse ni. Gram: poss arm, hand, forearm. includes hand and forearm. ma-'ahtse arm. Plural ma-'ȧhtsenȯtse. na-'ahtse my forearm. Etym: *nexpetwini. na-'ȧhtsenȯtse my forearms. he-'ȧhtsenȯtse his forearms. he-'ȧhtsenevótse their forearms. BodyPartMedial -he'oná ‘hand’; -na'eva ‘arm’. See: -ahtsená ‘mouth’. Etym: *mexpetwini. Category: body.
-'a'o ni. Gram: poss shin (poss.) ma-'ā'o a shin. na-'ā'o my shin. Etym: *neθkaθkwani. na-'a'onȯtse my shins. [Croft] he-'ā'o his shin. Plural ma-'a'onȯtse; Medial -a'oná; IndepNoun ve'ȯhkono. Ques: recheck pitch cf Croft ma'a'ónéso 'little shin' See: -vé'ho'á'one. Etym: cf. nexkaxkwani 'my shin'. Category: body.
-'esé mbp. rump; buttocks; arse; ass; butt. hóxe-'ėsénéó'o bustle (literally, tie.around-buttocks-(thing)). vé'še-'ėsénȯhestȯtse pants (literally, enclosed-rump-thing). táxe-'ėséestȯtse chair (literally, on-rump-sit-thing). Étáxe-'ėsee'e. He is sitting upon (a chair etc.). Étó'ėse-'ėsévo'ėhāna. She has high heeled shoes. Lit: long-"rump"-shoed Né'eve-'ėsé'hameha! Pull your pants up! Nátóo-'ėsénoo'o. I rear ended them. See: -esé. Category: body.
-'está1 mbp. ear. Ématse-'ēsta. He has infected/running ears. Émomá'e-'ėstávose. His ears are red from the cold. Nátoe-'ēsta. My ears are cold. néške-'ēsta chipmunk (lit. perked-ears). Variant: -'kestá1. See: -htovoo'ȯtse ‘ear (poss.)’. Category: ears, body.
-'evo ni. Gram: poss nose. ma-'evo a nose. na-'evo my nose. Etym: *nexkiwani. he-'evo his nose. Plural ma-'evonȯtse; Medial -esé. Morph: /ma-'evon/. Etym: *mexkiwani. Category: body, nose.
-'háononá mbp. popliteal (back of knee). Nėstsenoné'ke-'háónóna. You'll be dirty back of your knees. (When short skirts came into style, Cheyenne women would tease each other saying this; the dirtiness could be from dust or dirt; the word refers to being streaked as with a dirty streaked face; the connotation could even be (especially was?) of being streaked with urine.) Category: body.
-'kestá1 mbp. ear. Variant: -'está1; Homonym -'kestá2 ‘vagina’. Category: ears, body.
-'kestá2 na. Gram: poss vagina, vulva. ma-'kēsta vagina, vulva. na-'kēsta my vagina, vulva. Etym: *nexketena. Usage: This variant may be more commonly used than -'está. Variant: -'está2. he-'kėstáne her vagina, vulva. Plural ma-'(k)ėstáne; BodyPartMedial -ahá; Variant: -'está2; Homonym -'kestá1 ‘ear’. See: -só'é; -xó'é; -má'ko'seo'o; -nėstané1 ‘knee’. Etym: O nikidin ‘my vulva (N)’. Category: sex, body, vulgar.
-'kėstané mbp. vagina. É-ónėše'kėstanéóhtse She has pain in the vagina. See: -ahá. Category: body.
-'óhta ni. Gram: poss forehead. Gram: poss. ma-'ohta a forehead. na-'ohta my forehead. Etym: *neθkantekwi. he-'óhtáne on his forehead. [Deer Meat.034] Mó'ȯhkevá'netoo'ėstsėhéhe hétsėhéóhe he-'óhtáá'e hevóhtáne. He used to tie his skin up on his forehead. [1987:287] Morph: /ma-'óhtan/. Usage: sg. not commonly used, but obl. fairly well known ?? Category: check. Plural ma-'óhtánėstse; Oblique ma-'óhtáá'e. Etym: *meška·htekwi. Category: body.
-'óhtané mbp. forehead. Náónėše-'óhtanéóhtse. My forehead hurts. Ho'honáeve-'óhtanéhe Stone Forehead (name). Éohaséve-'óhtáne. He has a shiny forehead. Category: body.
-'ov fta. by foot (or body). Ná-toe'ōvo I held him down with my foot. Éé'e-'ovóho. He broke him with his foot. Éamó'a-'óvahtse. He bicycled. (literally, he-along-roll-by.foot-REFL) ?? fti: -'á. Etym: *netahkweskawa·wa. See: -a'ov. Category: check, body.
-'pa'o ni. Gram: poss back. of body. na-'pa'o my back. ma-'pa'o a back. Etym: *nenexθkwani. he-'pa'o his/her back. Plural ma'pa'onȯtse. he-'pa'onéome behind the house. He-'pa'onevo éohkeamėhóheo'o. You walk behind them (in back of medicine people). BodyPartMedial -'pa'oná. Category: body.
-'pa'oná mbp. back (of body). Éé'e-'pa'ōna. His back is broken. Éhese-'pa'onáotse. He has cramps in his back. Nátó-'pa'onáhno. I punched him in the back. pa'e-'pa'onáhe camel (literally, humpbacked one). See: -htȧhtoónoná. Category: body.
maéstoo'o ni. Gram: poss throat. maéstoo'e (variant). See: -éstoo'o; ma'éstoo'o ‘pillow’. Morph: /maéhtóon/. Etym: *mekonta·kani (Pi). Category: body.
mȧhaéstomó'hestȯtse ni. pharynx (esophagus?) Usage: probably a new word or loan translation Lit: swallowing-thing Category: body.
má-hese ni. a foot. pd492: mazhess 'the foot', nazhess 'my foot', nezhess 'your foot', heszhess 'his foot'. Ques: is this known today?? See: -hese; heheso. Category: body, check.
-mȧhonené vai. have all one's teeth. É-mȧhonēne. He has all his teeth. Etym: *mesanike·wa (Go88). BodyPartMedial -onené. Category: body, mouth.
mȧhtatamoo'o ni. Gram: poss shoulder. See: -htatamoo'o. Variant: hetatamoo'o. Category: body.
mȧhtátseeme ni. Gram: poss nostril. See: -htátseeme. Etym: *mete·likomi. Category: body, nose.
mȧhtóóhévo na. fingernail, nail, toenail. Plural mȧhtóohevono; Possessive -htóohevó. Category: body.
mȧhtoo'o ni. Gram: poss chin. See: nȧhtoo'o ‘my chin’. Category: body.
mȧhtovóo'ȯtse ni. ear. Plural mȧhtovootȯtse. Phon: iah See: -htovóo'ȯtse ‘ear’; nȧhtovóo'ȯtse ‘my ear’; nėstovóo'ȯtse ‘your ear’. Category: body, ears.
māhtse ni. mouth, lip(s). nāhtse my mouth. [pd661] nēstse your mouth. [pd661] hēstse his/her mouth. Possessive -htsé; BodyPartMedial -ahtsé. See: matse; nesėstse. Category: mouth, body.
mȧhtse'ko 1 • ni. leg. Plural mȧhtse'konȯtse. nȧ-htse'ko my leg. Medial -(hk)óhtá; Stem -htse'kon. Category: body.
2 • na. tire. Plural mȧ-htse'kono. See: asėséoneehéhe; amȧho'hé-mȧhtse'ko; asėséoneehé-mȧhtse'ko. Category: car.
mȧhtsé'oo'e ni. Gram: poss elbow. Variant: mȧhtsé'oo'o; Plural mȧhtsé'oonȯtse; Possessive -htsé'oo'o. Category: body.
mȧhtsé'oo'o Gram: poss 1 • ni. elbow. Variant: mȧhtsé'oo'e; Plural mȧhtsé'oonȯtse; Possessive -htsé'oo'o. Category: body.
2 • na. piston. Plural mȧhtsé'oono. Category: car.
mȧhtsemá'eme ni. Gram: poss blood. See: hestsemá'eme ‘his blood’. Category: body.
mȧhtsénóme ni. Gram: poss thigh. See: -htsénóme; hénóme. Category: body.
ma'ahtse ni. Gram: poss forearm. This word includes the entire area of the hand and forearm. Plural ma'ȧhtsenȯtse. na-'ahtse my forearm. Stem -'ahtse. See: -ahtsená ‘mouth’. Category: hands, body.
ma'e ni. blood. (another recording) blood can be prepared and eaten as a Cheyenne food. Ma'e émá'o. Blood is red. Possessive -htsemá'eme; Oblique ma'ēva. See: -ma'eve. Etym: *meçkwi (P). Category: body.
-ma'e'ėstávose vai. ears red from cold. É-ma'e'ėstávose. His ears are red from the cold. See: -ma'eesévose ‘nose red from cold’; -ná'tse'ėstávose ‘cold ears’. Category: body, ears.
-ma'emá mbp. blood. É-hávėsévema'emao'o. They (for example, a certain family or a line of horses) have bad blood. Possessive -htsemá'eme. See: ma'e. Category: body.
-ma'enotová vai. red-necked, have a red neck. É-ma'enotōva. He has a red neck. Etym: *meçkwikwayawe·wa (P). Category: body, colors.
-ma'eóhtavose vai. legs red from cold. É-ma'eóhtavose. His legs are red from the cold. Etym: *meçkwika·te·watiwa. Reduplicated -momá'eóhtavose; BodyPartMedial -óhtá4; fai: -ose1. Category: body.
ma'ēsta na. vagina. Variant: ma'kēsta; Possessive -'está2. Category: vulgar, body, sex.
ma'evo ni. Gram: poss nose, beak. Plural ma'evonȯtse; Stem -'evo. Category: nose, body.
ma-'éxaevé'henȯtse na. Gram: poss eyelash. Usage: may be a new word or a loan translation Plural ma-'éxaevé'henoto. See: vé'henȯtse. Category: body.
ma'haa'émo'ēško na. thumb. Category: body. Usage: may be new word or loan translation from Petter Lit: big-finger
-ma'hahtsenáheesená vai. open wide mouth with teeth exposed ?? Ma'xenóma'ne móh-ma'hahtsenáheesenȧhéhe (?? ) nėhéóhe vóxéva. A big fish must have been lying there (in the water) with his mouth wide open there in the hole. [Fishing.022] Category: body, check.
ma-'háónóne ni. Gram: poss popliteal, back of knee. Ques: ma-'háónóno ?? Plural ma-'háononȯtse. Category: body, check.
-ma'kasé vai. show (pregnancy) a little, red stomach. É-ma'kāse. She is showing a little. Ques: recheck glosses?? BodyPartMedial -asé; Antonym -tȧhpe'kasé. See: -ma'kȧséotse; -tȧhpetáohtsé. Category: body, check.
-ma'kȧséotse vai. 1 • hung over at the belly - become.
2 • fat - become. É-ma'kȧséotse. He has gotten fat. Náase-ma'kȧséotse. I'm starting to get fat. BodyPartMedial -asé. Usage: humorous; said to be an old word See: -ma'kasé. Category: body.
ma'kēsta ni. Gram: poss vagina. Variant: ma'ēsta; Stem -'kestá2; Possessive -htse'kestá; BodyPartMedial -ahá. See: ma'kestsėstse ‘stake’. Category: body, vulgar, sex.
-má'ko'seo'o ni. Gram: poss clitoris. he-má'ko'seo'o her clitoris. he-má'ko'seonevo their clitoris(es?) Usage: Usage status is uncertain. Possibly only spoken by a single individual. See: -má'ooseo'o(??. Category: check, body, vulgar.
ma'pa'o ni. Gram: poss back (of body). See: -'pa'o; he'pa'o. Category: body.
-ma'xėhahtá vai. big-footed. É-ma'xėhāhta. ?? He has big feet. Category: body, check.
ma'xema'e ni. jugular vein. See: ma'e ‘blood’. Category: body.
ma'xemo'ēško na. thumb. Lit: big-finger Synonym ma'haa'émo'ēško. Category: body.
ma'xe-nėhpo'hoo'ȯtse ni. epiglottis, Adam's apple, voice box ?? Lit: big-thing which closes Variant: ma'xe-nėhpo'hoo'ȯtse. Usage: may be a new word or loan translation See: -pa'enėhpo'hóoná; henėhpo'hoo'ȯtse. Category: body, check.
manėstāne na. Gram: poss knee. Stem -nėstané. Category: body.
matana2 Gram: poss na. breast, teat. Plural ma-tanāne, ma-tanaho. na-tana my breast. Etym: *neθenyi. na-tanāne my breasts. he-tanāne her breast(s). The singular ma-tana is the same as matana 'milk'. BodyPartMedial -tanahá. See: matana1 ‘milk’; -néh. Category: body.
matanaé- pv. breast. refers to breast area of male or female. See: -šené; -šeeoná. Category: body.
ma-tsėhešénestȯtse ni. face. netao'o he-tšėhešénėstóva all over on her face. [1987:253] Usage: not widely used Category: body, face.
ma-tsénone ni. Gram: poss armpit. Possessive -tsénone. Ques: tsénono?? Plural matsénonȯtse. Etym: *meθenkwiyi (Go2014). See: -tseno. Category: body.
-mátsevȧháotse vai. have venereal disease, have V.D. Lit: infected-vagina É-mátsevȧháotse. She has V.D. BodyPartMedial -ahá; Masculine -mátsevȯhosé. See: -ó'o'eta'e; -mátšėxó'é; -totónesta. Category: sickness, body, vulgar.
-mátsevo'e2 vai. have dirty anus. É-mátsevo'e. He has a dirty anus. for instance, did not wipe up well after defecating. medial uncertain. See: -neevávoo'oh(n). Category: vulgar, body.
mavétove ni. Gram: poss body. See: -vétove. Category: body.
-méená mbp. collarbone, feather. Éé'e-méenáxe. He fell and broke his collarbone. See: mée'e; -tsénooná; -ee'e. Category: birds, body.
-mé'ȧsee'e vai. stomach exposed. for example, about someone who is so fat that their shirt doesn't stay tucked in. É-mé'ȧsee'e. His stomach is showing. BodyPartMedial -asé2. See: -mé'oo'e. Category: body.
-mé'e'ėsee'e vai. exposed buttocks. for example, from pants hanging too far down as one leans forward. É-mé'e'ėsee'e. His buttocks are showing. Phon: vs BodyPartMedial -'esé. Category: body.
mé'hahtse1 1 • ni. beard, moustache. Lit: fuzzy/hairy-mouth Plural mé'hahtsenȯtse; BodyPartMedial -ahtsená. Etym: *mi·Ɂθetona·ni (P). Category: body.
2 • na. Beard. Category: names.
-mé'hahtsé2 vai. bearded, moustached. Lit: hairy-mouth É-mé'háhtse. He has a beard. (another recording) Etym: *mi:ʔθetonwa. Émé'h-ahtsenahe? Does he have a beard? É-mé'hahtsenao'o. They have beards. Étsėhe'ėse-mé'háhtse. He has a long beard. See: -mé'ėhahtsé ‘show s.t.’; -ahtsená ‘beard’. Category: body.
-mé'hahtse mbp. beard, moustache. oo'ke-mé'hahtsenáhestȯtse whisker puller/shaver. See: mé'hahtsen. Category: body.
-mé'hahtsená3 mbp. beard, moustache. oo'ke-mé'hahtsenáhestȯtse whisker puller/shaver. See: mé'hahtse ‘beard’. Category: body.
mé'hovávestȯtse ni. fur. he-mé'hovávestȯtse his fur. Ques: recheck?? Category: check, body.
me'ko 1 • ni. head, hair. Plural mé'konȯtse. he-me'ko his/her head/hair. Medial -ovésé, -htséá, -a'(k)é. Category: body.
2 • ni. engine block. Me'ko éó'xeotse. The engine is cracked. Category: car.
3 • na. councilman, council member. Plural mé'kono; Obviative mé'kono; Feminine mé'koná'e. See: vého. Category: jobs, government, figurative.
mé'šéne ni. pubic hair. Variant: mé'šéno. See: -he-mé'šené ‘have pubic hair’. Category: body, vulgar.
mé'šéno ni. pubic hair. Etym: *mi·Ɂšikwa·ni (P); cf. Ar béésiyoo (male); béésohoo (female). Variant: mé'šéne; Plural mé'šenonȯtse. AltPl = mé'šenonėstse See: -he-mé'šené ‘have pubic hair’; mé'h-; mé'še-. Category: body, vulgar.
-mé'šėšené vai. hairy chest. É-mé'šėšéne. He has hair on his chest. BodyPartMedial -šené. See: -šeeoná ‘chest’; -mé'šéné ‘hairy faced’; -he-mé'šené ‘have pubic hair’. Category: body, hair.
-mé'šetsénoná vai. have hairy armpits. É-mé'šetsénóna. He has hairy armpits. Etym: *mi·Ɂšiθenkwe·wa (P). BodyPartMedial -tsénoná. Category: body.
-menoo'éxané mbp. eyeball. Lit: globular(that is, berry).shaped-eye Éónėše-menoo'éxanéóhtse. He has pain in the eyeball. Éotá'tave-menoo'éxáne. He has blue eyes. Étónėše-menoo'éxaneo'o? What color are their eyes? BodyPartMedial -'éxané ‘eye’. See: mené- ‘berry’. Category: body, eyes.
méta'eško ni. skull. Etym: cf *ni·likani ‘my skull’.
na. skull. Plural méta'ėškono; Obviative méta'ėškono. See: -he'konévėstsea'a; séotsémeta'eško. Category: body.
-moéškáhtse vai. puckered up mouth - have a. É-moéškáhtse. He has a puckered up mouth. BodyPartMedial -ahtsená. Category: mouth, body.
mo'éhehevée'ėse ni. elk tooth. Ques: recheck?? Category: check. Plural mo'éhehevéesȯtse. See: vee'ėse ‘tooth’. Category: body.
mo'ēško1 na. finger, toe. Plural mo'ėškono; Obviative mo'ėškono; Homonym mo'ēško2 ‘ring’. See: -(hk)osé. Category: body.
mo'ēško tséhóna'oese vai. knuckle. Lit: finger that which connects Plural mo'ėškono tséhóna'oevȯse. Category: body.
-mo'ȯhtávėhahtá vai. black-footed. É-mo'ȯhtávėháhta. He is black-footed. Etym: *maxkate·wisite·wa. BodyPartMedial -hahtá. Category: colors, body.
-mo'ȯhtávenotová vai. have a black neck. É-mo'ȯhtávenotōva. He has a black neck. Medial -notová. Category: body.
-mo'ȯhtáveóhtá vai. have black leg(s). É-mo'ȯhtáveóhta. He has black legs. Etym: *maxkate·wika·te·wa. Variant: -mo'ȯhtávėškóhtá; Medial -óht. Category: body, colors.
-mo'ȯhtávo'éevá vai. have dark skin. É-mo'ȯhtávo'ééva. His skin is dark/black. Medial -o'éevá. Category: body.
-mo'ȯhtávoohevá vai. black nails. É-mo'ȯhtávoohēva. He has has black nails. BodyPartMedial -oohevá. Category: body, colors.
-mo'ó'eéstooná vai. have a scratchy throat. É-mo'ó'eéstoōna. He has a scratchy throat. BodyPartMedial -éstooná. See: -ó'eestóoná. Category: body.
-momá'e'éxané vai. have red eyes; have bloodshot eyes. É-momá'e'éxáne. He has red/bloodshot eyes. Phon: redup BodyPartMedial -'éxané. Category: body.
-momá'evo'tanȯsévose vai. have red cheeks from the cold. É-momá'evo'tanȯsévose. He has red cheeks from the cold. BodyPartMedial -vo'tanosé. Category: body.
-móma'haa'e'éxané vai. have big eyes. É-móma'haa'e'éxáne. He has big eyes. Phon: redup Category: eyes, body.
-momáme'está vai. have big ears. É-momáme'ēsta. He has big ears. Category: ears, body. Phon: redup
-momámėsevá vai. have big calves (of legs). É-momámėséva. He has big calves. Phon: redup BodyPartMedial -sevá. Category: body.
-momámevo'tanosé vai. have big cheeks. É-momámevo'tanōse. He has big cheeks. Category: body. Phon: redup
-momámonené vai. have big teeth. É-momámonēne. He has big teeth. Phon: redup BodyPartMedial -onené. Category: body.
moméhevȯhtse na. blood clot. Obviative moméhevȯhtseto. See: -moméheve. Category: body, sickness.
-momé'šėhahtá vai. have hairy feet. É-momé'šėháhta. He has shaggy/hairy feet. Etym: *mi·Ɂšisite·wa (P). tsé-momé'šėháhtȧhtse Persian horse (literally, that which has hairy (shaggy) feet). Category: body.
-momé'šeóhtá vai. have hairy legs. É-momé'šeóhta. He has hairy legs. Etym: *mi·Ɂšika·te·wa (P). Phon: redup Variant: -momé'šėškóhtá; BodyPartMedial -óhtá2. Category: body, hair.
-momé'šėškóhtá vai. have hairy legs. É-momé'šėškóhta He has hairy legs. Variant: -momé'šeóhtá. Category: body, hair.
-naa'ėsee'e vai. butt numb. Ná-naa'ėsee'e. My butt is numb. for example, from sitting too long. BodyPartMedial -'esé. Category: body.
-naehe'oná vai. have a numb hand. É-naehe'ōna. He has a numb hand. BodyPartMedial -he'oná. Category: body.
-nae'ėhahtaa'e vai. sit with feet numb, feet go to sleep. É-nae'ėhahtaa'e.?? His foot went to sleep/went numb. Phon: vs Category: body.
náhkohe hestóohevono na. bear claws. Ques: recheck?? Category: check. Possessive -htóohévo. Category: body.
nȧhtatamoo'o ni. Gram: poss my shoulder. Plural nȧhtatamóonȯtse. newer pronunciation for plural Category: body.
nȧhtóóhévo na. my fingernail, my toenail. See: -htóohevó. Category: body.
nȧhtoo'o ni. Gram: poss my chin. See: mȧhtoo'o. Category: body.
nȧhtovóo'ȯtse ni. Gram: poss my ear. Plural nȧhtovootȯtse. Phon: iah See: -htovóo'ȯtse. Category: ears, body.
nȧhtovóo'ȯtse ni. my ear. Etym: *nehtawakayi (P). Plural nȧhtovootȯtse, (another recording); Possessive -htovóo'ȯtse. Phon: iah Category: body.
nahtse ni. Gram: poss my mouth. This includes the lips. Etym: *neto·ni. Possessive -htse. See: ma-htse. Category: body.
nȧhtse'ko ni. Gram: poss my leg. Plural nȧhtse'konȯtse. See: mȧhtse'ko. Category: body.
nȧhtsé'oo'o ni. Gram: poss my elbow. Variant: nahtsé'oo'e; Plural nȧhtsé'oonȯtse; IndepNoun -htsé'oo'o.
na. my elbow. animate for some speakers. Plural nȧhtsé'oono. Category: body.
nȧhtse'ȯtse ni. Gram: poss my neck. Stem -htse'ȯtse. Etym: *neθkwayawi. Category: body.
nȧhtsesto ni. Gram: poss my heel. Oblique nȧhtséstóne; Stem -htsesto. Category: body.
nȧhtséstóne ni. Gram: poss Gram: obl on my heel. Category: body.
na'ā'o ni. Gram: pos Etym: *neθkaθkwani. Usage: not well known today Possessive -'a'ó. na-'ā'o my shin. Category: body.
-na'évá mbp. arm(s). Éé'e-na'éváxe. He broke his arm. Éónėše-na'éváóhtse. He has pain in the arms. Éhese-na'évaotse. He has cramps in his arms. Ma'e-na'éváhe Red Arm. Étsėhe'ėse-na'éva. He has long arms. He'amena'évá'ȯhtse! Raise your hand (literally, arm)! oése-na'éva'ohtȯtse vest. Lit: put.into-arms-thing See: -'ahtse ‘forearm’. Category: body.
na'evo ni. Gram: poss my nose. Etym: *nexkiwani (P). Possessive -'evo. See: ma'evo. Category: body.
na'exa ni. Gram: poss my eye. Plural na'éxánėstse; Oblique na'éxáéne, na'éxáéno ‘on my eye(s)’. Etym: *neški:nšekwi 'my eye, face' (P). Category: body.
na'pa'o ni. Gram: poss my back. Possessive -'pa'o. Category: body.
na'pa'ōne ni. Gram: poss Gram: obl on my back. See: ma'pa'o. Category: body.
-ná'tȯsėhahtávose vai. cold feet. Ná-ná'tȯsėhahtávose. My feet are cold. Synonym -toehahtáohtsé. See: -toehahtá. Category: body, temperature.
-ná'tȯsėhe'onávose vai. have cold hands. Ná-ná'tȯsėhe'onávose. My hands are cold. Category: temperature. BodyPartMedial -he'oná. Category: body. See: -ná'tose.
-ná'tȯse'ėstávose vai. cold ears. Ná-ná'tȯse'ėstávose. My ears are cold. Category: body. See: -ná'tose. BodyPartMedial -'está.
natonėše ni. Gram: poss my belly. Category: body.
navétóva ni. Gram: poss my body. Ques: in my body?? Ques: body or self?? See: -vétove. Category: body.
navétove ni. Gram: poss my body. Usage: obsolescing The older form of this word was nétove, which is now archaic. Variant: nétove; Stem -vétove. See: -vétová. Category: body.
-nėhe'ėstáhá vai. have such a heart. Hé'tóhe tséhe'ēso é-nėhe'ėstáhao'o. This how long it is, their hearts are like that. [1987:146] BodyPartMedial -stáhá. Category: body.
-nėhe'hahtáxé vai. wipe feet. É-nėhe'hahtáxe. He wiped his (own) feet. BodyPartMedial -hahtá. Category: body, feet.
-nėhe'onáxe vai. wipe hands. É-nėhe'onáxe. He wiped his (own) hands. Nėhe'onáxėstse! Wipe your hands! See: -nėše'šėhe'oná. Category: groom, hands, body.
-nėhpo'e'ėstáotse vai. 1 • plugged up ear(s). É-nėhpo'e'ėstáotse. He has plugged up ears / doesn't want to hear anything.
2 • not want to hear anything. Category: figurative, body, ears, hear.
nėhpo'hoo'ȯtse ni. Adam's apple, voice box ?? Lit: valve/thing which closes See: pa'enėhpo'hóoná; henėhpo'hoo'ȯtse. Variant: ma'xenėhpo'hoo'ȯtse, . Category: body, check.
-né'sėstá'né vai. navel bulge out. É-né'sėstá'ne. His navel bulges out. BodyPartMedial -sta'né, -too'ėstané's. Category: body.
ne'tóo'ėse ni. eyetooth, upper front tooth. Morph: /ne'tóes/. Phon: vs Plural ne'tóesȯtse. See: vée'ėse ‘tooth’; ane'too'ėse ‘fang’. Etym: *keʔta·pici. Category: body.
-néme'ėšé'šé vai. turn rump around. É-néme'ėšé'še. He turned his rump around. É'ȯhkėxaeto'senėše-néme'ėšé'šesėstse néhe xāō'o. The skunk would start to turn its rump (towards him). [1987:283] BodyPartMedial -'esé. Category: body.
-néme'šé'esé vai. turn rump. Ques: recheck spelling and gloss ?? É'ȯhkėxaeto'senėše-néme'šé'ėšesėstse néhe xāō'o. That skunk would start to turn its rump towards (him). [A Man Who Got Cornered by a Skunk.056] BodyPartMedial -esé. Category: body, check.
-nésȯhkonahe vai. split. Ques: /nésȯhkonáhe/ ?? Category: check. Ques: Is this extant?? Category: check. tséh-nésȯhkonáheto your crotch. Lit: where you are split in two tséh-nésȯhkanaese his/her crotch. [PD] See: -só'é ‘crotch’. Category: body, vulgar.
-nėstané1 na. Gram: poss knee. Usage: This word is sometimes avoided because it sounds similar to 'vagina', ma-'kesta,or 'her vagina', he-'kėstāne ma-nėstāne a knee. Plural ma-nėstaneo'o. na-nėstāne my knee. na-nėstaneo'o my knees. ne-nėstaneo'o your knees. he-nėstāne his knee. Etym: *neketekwa 'my knee'; *keketekwaki ‘your knees’. See: -'kesta2 ‘vagina’. Category: body, taboo.
-nėstané2 mbp. knee. Énéme-nėstanéotse. He twisted/dislocated/sprained his knee. Énéše-nėstanee'e. She sat with legs underneath her / she kneeled. BodyPartMedial -nėstané2. Category: body.
nėstovóo'ȯtse ni. your ear. See: -htovóo'ȯtse ‘ear’. Category: body.
-néše'está vai. have two ears. Tse-néše'ēsta. He (the horse) will have two ears. [1987:7:29] BodyPartMedial -'está. Category: body, ears.
-nėše'šėhahtá vai. wash feet. É-nėše'šėhāhta.?? He washed his feet.?? BodyPartMedial -hahtá. Category: body, check.
-nėše'šėhe'onán vta. wash hands of s.o. Ná-nėše'šėhe'onáno I washed his hands. É-nėše'šėhe'onano. She washed his hands. É-nėše'šėhe'onánóho. She washed his hands. (newer pronunciation). vai: -nėše'šėhe'oná. Category: body.
-nėše'še'está vai. wash ears. É-nėše'še'ēsta. He washed his ears. Nėše'še'ēstȧhtse! Wash your ears! BodyPartMedial -'está. Category: body, groom, ears.
-nėše'šé'hahtá vai. wash feet. É-nėše'šé'háhta. He washed his (own) feet. Category: body.
-nėše'šé'hahtán vta. wash feet of s.o. É-nėše'šé'hahtano. He washed his (someone else's) feet. BodyPartMedial -hahtá. Category: body.
-nėše'xahtsé vai. brush teeth, gargle. Lit: wash-mouth É-nėše'xāhtse. He brushed his teeth / gargled. Etym: *kesi·ʔθetonwa ‘he rinses his mouth, gargles’. Násáa-nėše'xȧhtsenáhe. I did not gargle / brush my teeth. Nééše-nėše'xȧhtsenahe? Did you gargle / brush your teeth? Náéšeáahtsé'-nėše'xāhtse. I already brushed my teeth. See: -nėše'xonenéhe. Category: body.
-nėše'xonenéhe vai. brush teeth (of self). É-nėše'xonenehe. He brushed (lit. washed) his teeth. Etym: *kesi·ʔθanike·wa (with added *-ahwi- 'move by medium') (P). É-nėše'xonenéheo'o. They brushed their teeth. Tȧhé-nėše'xonenéestse! Go brush your teeth! BodyPartMedial -onené; Initial -nėše'(h)-. See: -nėše'xahtse. Category: body, groom.
nėškátone ni. womb, uterus (your womb?) An elder male said these are the (vaginal) muscles that grasp and squeeze the penis so that it will ejaculate. Oblique nėškátoēva ?[. See: héo'éheo'o. Usage: not well known currently Category: body.
néškonávȧhahtȧhestȯtse ni. hoof (of a cow or buffalo). he-néškonávȧhahtȧhestȯtse his hoof. Ques: recheck spelling?? Category: check. Ques: check with other speakers?? Category: check. See: -htóohevo. Category: body.
nétanove ni. Gram: poss my tongue, tongue - my. Usage: archaic Etym: *ni·θanyiwi (P). See: vétanove ‘tongue’. Category: mouth, body.
nétóváne ni. Gram: poss our body, for us (excl.) ?? nétovanōtse our bodies. Ques: is the meaning 'self' or 'body'?? See: étove ‘your body’. Category: check, body.
nétove ni. Gram: poss my body. Usage: archaic; Some speakers now say navétove. Words that mean 'body' are not commonly said today. Etym: *ni·yawi. étove your body. étovane our (incl) body. [PD; PG:10 'for my sake'] Variant: navétove. See: étove ‘your body’; -vétove; voxȯtse; né'tóve ‘my brother-in-law (of a man)’. Category: body.
-nėxoóhtahtsé vai. cute mouth. É-nėxoóhtáhtse. He has a cute mouth. Category: mouth, body.
-no'kena'evá vai. one-armed. É-no'kena'ēva. He has one arm. (another recording) BodyPartMedial -na'evá. Category: body.
-no'kévesé vai. one horn - have. É-no'kévése. He has one horn. BodyPartMedial -évesé. Category: body.
-nómá mbp. thigh. Náhese-nómaotse. I have cramps in my thigh. Épóe-nómáxe. He fell on his thigh. Éónėše-nómáóhtse. He has pain in the thighs. Possessive -htsénóme; Initial hénóme. Category: body.
-noná mbp. ankle. Ná-kóenonáxe. I bumped my ankle. Énémo-nonáotse. He twisted his (own) ankle. Category: body.
-noné'ke'háononá vai. have streaked; dirty popliteals. Nėstse-noné'ke'háónóna. "You'll be dirty back of your knees." When short skirts came into style, Cheyenne women would tease each other saying this. The dirtiness could be from dust or dirt. The word refers to being streaked as with a dirty streaked face; the connotation could even be (or especially was) of being streaked with urine. BodyPartMedial -'háononá. Category: body.
-nonȯhpȧhane'éšé vai. fall backwards on nape. The fall can be heard. É-nonȯhpȧhane'éše. He fell backwards on his nape and the thump was heard. See: -kóna'éše. Category: body.
-notová mbp. neck. Éoókȯhkeve-notōva. He has a black (like a crow) dirty neck. Étsėhe'ėse-notōva. He has a long neck. táhtae-notováhe killdeer (lit. marked around-neck-one). Éé'e-notova'so. He cut his head off. Éé'e-notovahno. He chopped his head off. IndepNoun he'ȯtse; Possessive -htse'ȯtse. Etym: *kwayawe· (P). Category: body.
-ohaséve'óhtané vai. shiny forehead. É-ohaséve'óhtáne. He has a shiny forehead. Category: body.
-(o)hosé mbp. penis. É-mátsev-ȯhōse. He has V.D. (literally, infected-penis). Éhohá-ohōse. He has a very big penis. Éháá'ėst-ȯhóse. He has a long penis. Éhe'kon-ȯhoseóó'e. He has an erect penis. Ékáv-ȯhoséóó'e. His penis is limp. Éháemée-hōse. He has a smelly penis. See: -ahá ‘vagina’. IndepNoun vétoo'ȯtse. Category: vulgar, body.
-ohtá2 mbp. abdomen, stomach, intestines. This seems to be the inside of the stomach while -asé refers to the outside of the stomach. ?? Éó'-óhta. He is constipated. Éónėx-ȯhtáóhtse. He has a stomach ache. Éhest-ȯhtáotse. He has cramps in his abdomen. Émom-óhtóhta. He has diarrhea. Épa'-ȯhtáotse. He had a gall bladder attack. éstȯhta'énéó'o buckle. Homonym -ohtá5 ‘cold’. See: -tonėše1 ‘belly’; -asé ‘belly’. Category: body, check.
-óhtá4 mbp. leg. háestȯhe-óhtáhe centipede (lit. many-legged-one). Émomá'e-óhtavose. His legs are red from the cold. Ékóe-óhtáxe. He bumped his leg. Variant: -(hk)óhtá; Homonym -óhtá1 ‘by mouth’. Etym: cf. *mexka·ci (M.). See: -hahtá; -he'konamá. Category: body.
-ó'ȧhtsenáotse vai. dry mouth, very thirsty. Ná-ó'ȧhtsenáotse. I have a dry mouth. BodyPartMedial -ahtse. Etym: *nepa·ʔCetonépali (R). Category: body.
-ó'eéstooná vai. have a dry throat. É-ó'eéstoōna. His throat is dry. Etym: *ka·çkikwenta·kanwa (P). BodyPartMedial -éstooná. See: -mo'ó'eestóoná. Category: body.
-ó'eéstoonáotse vai. throat become dry. Ná-ó'eéstoonáotse. My throat has gotten dry. BodyPartMedial -éstooná. Category: body.
-o'éevá mbp. skin. Éoen-o'ééva. He is skinning. Éónėx-o'éeváóhtse. He has pain in the skin. Émo'ȯhtáv-o'ééva. His skin is dark/black. Évó'om-o'ééva. He is light skinned. Néonétȧhév-o'éevama. We (incl.) have different skins. See: ho'éeve; vóhtáne. Category: body.
ó'eóhtáotse vai. dry legged - become; dry wheeled - become. Éohkeó'eóhtaotseo'o tsé'tóhe amó'eneono. They get dry wheels, these wagons. [When Northern Cheyennes First Got Wagons.006] Category: body.
-ó'kȯhoméheve'éxané vai. 1 • have coyote eyes. BodyPartMedial -'éxané. Category: body, eyes.
2 • fig., cheat; be sly; tricky. É-ó'kȯhoméheve'éxáne. He is sly/he cheats. Category: personality.
-o'sahtsé mbp. saliva. Étó'ėstóne-o'sāhtse. He has long "slobbers". See: -ho'sahtse ‘drool’. Category: body.
Ó'xȧséhe Cut Belly. BodyPartMedial -asé. Category: names, body.
-ó'xėstóonáxe vai. break jaw from falling. É-ó'xėstóonáxe. He has a broken jaw from falling. Category: body, fall. BodyPartMedial -estóoná.
-óme mbp. belly. Éma'xeéše-ome. He is really fat. can also be said of a pregnant woman. Éhe'ke-ome. He is fat. (lit. soft-bellied). Éháe-ome. He is fat. Náma'xėháe-ómeotse. I have gotten a big belly. Category: body.
-oné'šeóhtȧho'he vai. burn leg(s). É-oné'šeóhtȧho'he. He burned his leg. Category: body.
-onené mbp. tooth, teeth. Énėše'x-onenehe. He brushed (lit. washed) his teeth. Étó'ėst-onēne. He has long teeth. Éhéšk-onené'o. He (especially a dog) is showing his teeth (for example, when snarling at someone). Étšéšk-onēne. He has protruding teeth. po'-onené'hasenéhe dentist. Lit: puller of teeth hestov-onenéhotóá'e double-row-of-teeth monster. Etym: *anike·(?). See: vée'ėse; -óhtá; -om. Category: body.
-ónėšeéstoonáohtsé vai. pain in the throat - have. É-ónėšeéstoonáóhtse. He has pain in the throat. Medial -éstooná. Category: body.
-ónėšėhahtáohtsé vai. Medial -hahtá. have pain in the foot. É-ónėšėhahtáóhtse. He has pain in the foot/feet. Category: body.
-ónėšėhe'onáohtsé vai. have pain in the hand. É-ónėšėhe'onáóhtse. He has pain in the hands. Medial -he'oná. Category: sickness, body.
-ónėšėhotoná'eonáohtsé vai. have pain in the joints. É-ónėšėhotoná'eonáóhtse. He has pain in his joints. Category: body.
-ónėšemenoo'éxanéohtsé vai. have pain in the eyeballs, eye pain. É-ónėšemenoo'éxanéóhtse. He has pain in the eyeball. BodyPartMedial -'éxané. Category: body, eyes.
-ónėšėstáháóhtse vai. pained in the heart. can be either literal or emotional pain. É-ónėšėstáháóhtse. He has pain in his heart. Category: body, sickness.
-ónėšėstóo'onáohtsé vai. Medial -htóo'oná. have pain in the jaw. É-ónėšėstóo'onáóhtse. He has pain in the chin/jaw. Category: body.
-ónėšėstséáohtsé vai. have pain in the head. for example, from a headache; i.e. from the inside of the head. Medial -htséá. See: -ónėxa'éše; -háama'tá. É-ónėšėstséáóhtse He has pain in the head. Category: body.
-ónėxȧhtsenáohtsé vai. have pain in the mouth. É-ónėxȧhtsenáóhtse. He has pain in the mouth. BodyPartMedial -ahtsé. Category: body.
-ónėxa'éšé vai. have pain in the head. for example, from a bump or from lying on something; this is pain inflicted from the outside of the head. É-ónėxa'éše. His head hurts/he hurt his head. See: -ónėšėstséáohtsé. Category: sickness, body.
-ónėxȧséohtsé vai. have pain on the stomach. É-ónėxȧséóhtse. He has pain on the stomach surface. BodyPartMedial -asé2. Category: body.
-ónėxėhe'onáohtsé vai. pain in the hand. Ná-ónėxėhe'onáóhtse. I have pain in my hand. Medial -he'oná. See: -oóonėšéonáohtsé. Category: body, sickness.
-ónėxóoheváohtsé vai. have pain in a nail (or cuticle). É-ónėxóoheváóhtse He has pain in a nail (for example, in cuticle next to nail). Category: body.
-óohevá mbp. nail(s), fingernail(s), toenail(s), claw(s), hoof(s). Proper names with this medial are usually translated with 'shield 'rather than 'nail'; there was some connection between claws and shields, perhaps shields being fringed by claws, with claws believed to have a shielding power (see PD). Éoó'e'-óohevá'xestse. He is cutting his nails. Vóhp-oohēvȧhtse Whiteshield. Ma'ėh-óohevase Redshields. See: -htóohevó ‘claw (poss.)’; ho'anoo'o ‘shield’; -ósé ‘finger’. Category: body.
-oókȯhkeve vai. dirty. for example, never takes a bath. É-oókȯhkeve. He is dirty. See: ho'sotahe; ókohke; -ókȯhkeve. Category: appearance, body.
-oókȯhkevėhahtá vai. dirty feet - have, scurvy feet - have. É-oókȯhkevėhāhta. He has dirty feet. BodyPartMedial -hahtá. Category: body.
-oókȯhkevėhe'oná vai. dirty hands. É-oókȯhkevėhe'ōna. He has dirty hands. BodyPartMedial -he'oná. See: -oó'honavėhe'oná. Category: body.
-oókȯhkevenotová vai. have a dirty neck. É-oókȯhkevenotōva. He has a black (like a crow) dirty neck. Category: body. Phon: redup Medial -notová.
-oókȯhkevėškóhtá vai. dirty legs. É-oókȯhkevėškóhta. His leg is really dirty/scurvy. Phon: redup Medial -hkóhtá. Category: body.
-oo'kėhevá'se'ó'h vta. make bare the tail of s.o. Ná-oo'kėhevá'se'ó'hóne. We skinned her tail. See: -oo'ka'ó'hav. Category: body.
-oo'kóhta'oná vai. bare shins; bare legged, shins bare, legs bare. É-oo'kóhta'ōna. He is bare legged. [JG 7/89] That is, he has nothing covering his shins. BodyPartMedial -a'oná. See: -hósóetá; hóso-; -oo'koná. Category: body.
-óomėse'ėséohtsé vai. walk swaying butt. É-óomėse'ėséóhtse. She is walking swaying her butt. Category: body, walk.
-óovėhe'onáxé vai. shake off hands. É-óovėhe'onáxe. He shook his hands off. for instance, to shake flour off one's hands. BodyPartMedial -he'oná. Category: hands, body.
-otaahe vai. 1 • pierced. vii: -otāō'o.
2 • big vagina. É-otaahe. She has a big vagina. Ques: recheck that gloss?? Category: vulgar, body, check.
-ová3 mbp. hide, fur. Épėhév-óva. He has nice fur. Éhesó'x-óva. He has shiny fur. Éheóv-óva. He has yellow fur. Étónet-ōva? What kind of fur does he have? Émo'ȯhtáv-óva. He has black hide. Épéhpe'-ōva. He is furry. otá'tavováhe blue roan. Etym: cf *eθawe·wa ‘he has such fur’. See: -ovésé ‘hair (med.)’. Category: body, animals.
-ová'kėhe'oná vai. cupped hand ?? Category: check. tsé'ȯhke-ová'kėhe'onánove in the palm of the hand. [1987:57] Medial -he'oná. Category: body, hands, record.
-ová'kėsevá vai. have round calves. É-ová'kėséva. He has round calves. BodyPartMedial -sevá. Category: body.
-ová'koo'e vai. bulging muscles. É-ová'koo'e. He has bulging muscles. Phon: vs Variant: -ová'oo'e. See: -koké'oo'e; -popakȧhoeše. Category: body.
-ová'oo'e vai. bulging muscles. É-ová'oo'e. He has bulging muscles. Phon: vs Variant: -ová'koo'e. Category: body.
-ovésé mbp. hair. Éma'-ovése. He has red hair. Éka'-ovése. He has short hair. Évóhp-ovése. He has white (or gray) hair. Émo'ȯhtáv-ovése. He has black hair. Éhohpó'h-ovése. He has coarse hair. É-séhpovésénóho. She combed the tangles out of her hair. (newer pronunciation). IndepNoun me'ko. See: -a'(k)é. Category: body, hair.
-pȧhonohtá vai. have a flat stomach, have an empty stomach, be hungry. that is, he is rather slender. É-pȧhonōhta. He has a flat stomach. See: -pónohtá. Category: space, body.
-pa'e'pa'oná vai. humpbacked - be. É-pa'e'pa'ōna. He is humpbacked. Synonym -pa'ke'oná. Category: body.
-pa'ėšené vai. lump on the chest, chest lump. É-pa'ėšēne. He has a bump/lump/hump on his chest. BodyPartMedial -šené. Category: body.
-pa'kasé vai. bulging belly, belly bulged. É-pa'kāse. His belly bulges out. Etym: *pexkwetye·wa (P). BodyPartMedial -asé. See: -tȧhpe'asé. Category: body.
-pa'ke'oná vai. be humpbacked. É-pa'ke'ōna. He is humpbacked. Nėstsevé'-hóhta'heónáne éšeēva; nėstsepa'ke'ōna. Don't tell stories in the daytime; you'll become humpbacked. That is a cultural prohibition. BodyPartMedial -'pa'oná; Synonym -pa'e'pa'oná. Category: body.
-pa'ȯhtáxe vai. wind knocked out - have. É-pa'ȯhtáxe. He had the wind knocked out of him. Category: sickness, body, hit.
péenȯsé'ov vta. 1 • step on toe of s.o., step on finger of s.o. É-péenȯsé'ovóho. He stepped on his finger/toe. Variant: -péeosé'ov; BodyPartMedial -osé.
2 • step on toes of s.o. Category: figurative. Usage: idiom borrowed from English Category: body, hands.
-péeosé'ov vta. 1 • step on toe of s.o., step on finger of s.o. É-péeosé'ovóho. He stepped on his finger/toe. Variant: -péenȯsé'ov; BodyPartMedial -osé.
2 • step on toes of s.o. Usage: idiom borrowed from English Category: figurative, body, hands.
-pėhévasé vai. have a good belly. É-pėhéváse. He has a nice belly. See: -asé2. Category: body.
-pėhévonené vai. have good teeth. É-pėhévonēne. He has nice teeth. Medial -onené. Category: body.
-pėhévová vai. good furred. É-pėhévóva. He has good fur. BodyPartMedial -ová3. Category: body.
-póahtsenáh(n) vta. hit s.o. in the mouth. É-póahtsenahno. He punched him in the mouth. É-póahtsenáhnóho. (newer pronunciation) He punched him in the mouth. Etym: *pa·ketone·hwe·wa (P). Ná-póahtsenáhno. I punched him in the mouth. Ná-póahtséhéé'e. They punched me in the mouth. [1980:33:9] BodyPartMedial -ahtsé. Category: body, hit.
-póehane'éšé vai. fall and bump nape, nape bump - fall. É-póehane'éše. He fell and bumped his nape. Category: body, check.
-póe'pa'onáxé vai. bump back. É-póe'pa'onáxe. He bumped his (own) back. Category: body, hit.
-póe'péše vai. fall on ribs. É-póe'péše. He fell on his ribs. Category: fall, body.
-póenómáxé vai. fall on thigh. É-póenómáxe. He fell on his thigh. BodyPartMedial -nómá. Category: body.
-póestóo'onáh(n) vta. punch s.o. in the chin. É-póestóo'onahno. He punched him in the chin. É-póestóo'onáhnóho. He punched him in the chin. (newer pronunciation). Nápóestóo'onáhno. I punched him in the chin. Category: body.
-póestóo'onáxé vai. fall and bump chin. É-póestóo'onáxe. He fell and bumped his chin. BodyPartMedial -stóo'oná. Category: fall, body.
-póeta'xeva'ov vta. kick s.o. in the testicles. É-póeta'xeva'ovóho. He kicked him in the testicles. Category: check, vulgar, body.
-póevéestáaxé vai. fall and bump the temple. É-póevéestááxe. He fell and hit his temple. Category: body, fall, hit.
-póhahtsé vai. swollen mouth, swollen lips. É-póháhtse. He has a swollen mouth/lips. Etym: *pa·hsetonwa (P). BodyPartMedial -ahtsená. Category: sickness, body.
-póhasé vai. have a bloated belly. É-póháse. He has a bloated belly. Ééše-póhaseo'o. They have bloated bellies already (for example, dead cows hit on the highway). BodyPartMedial -asé2. Category: body.
-póheta'xeváotse vai. have swollen testicles, testicles - have swollen, swollen testicles - have. É-póheta'xeváotse. He has swollen testicles. Category: body, vulgar.
pȯhóokeēso ni. asshole - little, little asshole. Usage: vulgar has been used as a teasing name for someone. Non-diminutive pȯhóó'o. Category: body, vulgar.
pȯhóó'o ni. rump, arse, ass, butt. Usage: vulgar Variant: pȯhoo'e. ne-pȯhóó'o your rump. Plural pȯhóo'ȯtse; Oblique pȯhóo'ēva; Diminutive pȯhóokeēso. See: -'esé; nesėstse. Etym: cf. Ar besóho. Category: body, vulgar.
-po'eta'xevá's vta. cut off testicle(s) of s.o. Ná-po'eta'xevá'so. I cut off his testicle(s). [Croft] BodyPartMedial ta'xevá. See: -hoxotsévan ‘castrate s.o.’. Category: cut, body.
-pónȧséh(n) vta. slap; punch s.o. in the belly. Ná-pónȧséhno. I punched him in the stomach/belly. É-pónȧséhestseo'o. They slap their bellies (this is what Crows do at hand games). BodyPartMedial -asé2. Category: body.
-pónȧsé'óv vta. punch s.o. in the stomach. É-pónȧsé'ovóho. He kicked him in the stomach. BodyPartMedial -asé. Category: body, hit.
-popákȧhoešé vai. muscles stick out. said of someone who is muscular. É-popákȧhoēše. His muscles stick out. See: -koké'ahe; -koké'oo'e; -ová'oo'e. Category: dogs, ears, body.
-popá'ketanȧháóó'e vai. breasts bud. tsémóne-popá'ketanȧháóó'ėstse (a girl) whose breasts are budding. Chiefs looked for this kind of girl, just entering puberty, as a wife for their sons or as another wife for themselves. Lit: someone-recently-REDUP-bump-breast-stand-3P.CJT Phon: redup; vs Final -óé; BodyPartMedial -tanahá. See: -totšéšketanȧháóó'e. Category: vulgar, body.
-popé'eesé vai. have a pimply nose. É-popé'eēse. He has a pimply nose. BodyPartMedial -esé. Category: nose, body.
-popé'ėšéonáohtsé vai. have arthritis. Lit: bumpy-joints-develop É-popé'ėšéonáóhtse He has arthritis. BodyPartMedial -séoná. See: -popé'ėšéoná; -oóonėšéonáohtsé. Category: body, sickness, check.
-popóheškóhta vai. have swollen legs. É-popóheškóhta. His legs are swollen. Category: body, sickness.
-séetová vai. same fur - be of the. É-séetōva. He has the same fur. [PD30] BodyPartMedial -ová3. Category: body.
-séhpėhahtá'ó vai. stretch out feet. É-séhpėhahtá'o. He stretched out his feet. Ée'onésėséhpėhahtá'ȯhtse! Try to stretch your feet! (humorous thing said to a child who is sleeping in too late). Category: body.
-séhpe'hahtaa'e vai. stretch out legs. Éstȧ-séhpe'hahtáehoo'o hoeseonó'éva. She stretched her legs out on the bed. [A Warrior Who Looked for His Friend.060] Ques: 'haht or 'ėhaht?? Category: body, motion.
-séhpeóhta'ó vai. stretch legs. É-séhpeóhtá'o. He stretched out his (own) leg(s). Category: body.
-séoná mbp. joint(s). É-popé'ėséonáóhtse. He has arthritis. Lit: He has bumps on the joints. See: -hotoná'eoná; -oóonėšéonáohtsé. Category: body.
séotséhe'konȯtse ni. dead person bones. See: he'kon. Category: body.
séotsémeta'ėško na. skull. for example, of a dead person. Lit: departed spirit-skull for example, a skull lying in a field. Plural séotsémeta'ėškonȯtse. See: méta'eško. Category: body, death.
-sėstse2 ni. anus, arse, ass, rump, buttocks. ma-sėstse an anus; rump. na-sėstse my ass. Etym: *netwiyi 'my rump, fundament'. ne-sėstse your rump. he-sėstse his anus. Some people enjoy making a play on that word word and English "nests" which are almost the same in pronunciation. Plural ma-sėstȯtse; Oblique mȧ-sēstse. náháamā'ta nasėstse 'my anus hurts' (but náháamā'ta nȧsēstse is ungrammatical indicating that nȧsēstse, mȧsēstse, etc. are probably obliques (locatives). Medial -'esé. See: hešeo'o ‘rump, hip’; -htšėšeško ‘rum, hip (poss)’; hevá'onėše ‘rectum’. Etym: cf. *-iti; *netwiyi 'my rump' ‘rump (G)’. Category: body, vulgar, check.
sétovemo'ēško na. middle finger. Category: body. Usage: may be new word or loan translation from Petter
sétoveōse middle finger. Category: body. Usage: This may be a new word or a loan translation from Petter. It occurs in Petter's dictionary. Lit: center-finger
-sevá mbp. calf (of leg). É-hesėseváotse. He has cramps in his calves. É-ónėšėševáóhtse. He has pain in the calf. É-momámėséva. He has big calves. É-ová'kėséva. He has round calves. IndepNoun hésevo; Possessive -htsėsevo. Category: body.
-só'é2 mbp. crotch. Some of these words are considered vulgar. Évéhpė-só'e. He is without pants (lit. empty-crotch). Éta'ta'ė-só'ee'e. His/her crotch is exposed/open. nėhpė-só'ėhestȯtse breechcloth (lit. cover-crotch-thing). ta'omoe-só'ėhestȯtse apron. He'amȧxhóe-so'ėstse Highwaters. See: -só'ȯtse; -xó'é; -só; -'kesta; -nėhpėsóó'e; -nésȯhkonahe. Category: body, vulgar.
-sȯséveonáotse vai. become limp in legs (or bones). É-sȯséveonáotse. He became limp in his legs/bones. Category: body.
-sȯsévėškóhtáohtsé vai. legs wear out. É-sȯsévėškóhtáóhtse. His legs are worn out. Ná-sȯsévėškóhtáóhtse. My legs are worn out. Category: body.
-stáhá mbp. heart. Morph: /-htáhá/. Énéhe-stáha. He has a quick temper. Éka'ė-stáha. He is short hearted. That is, he has a quick temper. Ého'tovė-stáha. He has a weak heart. Éhée-stáha'ovóho. He emboldened him. Ého'honáevė-stáha. He is stone-hearted. Usage: Some uses of this medial in expressions concerning emotions may be new words, based on English use of the word 'heart', but, apparently, several Cheyenne verbs of emotion with the 'heart' medial are old terms. See: hēsta ‘heart’; -htsestá ‘heart (poss.)’. Category: body.
-sta'né mbp. umbilical cord, navel. Éné'sė-stá'ne. His navel bulges out. Éé'ė-stané'še'tovohe. She (especially midwife) cuts the umbilical cord of babies. Possessive -htsésta'he. See: -too'ėstané's. Category: body.
-stoo'oná mbp. jaw, chin. Háa'ė-stóo'onáhe Longjaw. Étȧhpe'ė-stóo'ōna. He has a big chin. Náe'ė-stóo'onáhno. I broke his jaw. Náónėšė-stóon'onáóhtse. my jaw hurts. Éé'ė-stóo'onáxe. He fell and broke his chin/jaw. Épóe-stóo'onáxe. He fell and bumped his chin. Nápóe-stóo'onáhno. I punched him in the chin. Variant: -htoo'oná. Category: body.
-stséá mbp. head. tséheóvė-stséavo'o'e that which is a yellow flower. Étȧhpe'ė-stséá'e. He has a big head. Étoe-stséá'e. His head is cold. Éónėšė-stséáóhtse. He has pain in the head. Nápóe-stséáhno. I punched him in the head. See: me'ko; -ovésé; -a'(k)é; -a'éše; -a'e'še. Category: body.
-stse'ko ni. Gram: poss leg, bone. he-stse'ko his/her leg. he-stse'konȯtse his/her legs. See: -htse'ko. Category: body.
-šeeoná mbp. chest. ma'ė-šeeonáhe robin (lit. red-chested-one). See: -htseešeeo'o; -šené. Category: body.
šé'šėškema na. 1 • wart. Plural šé'šėškemaho. Morph: /šé'šéhkemah/. Etym: *ci·ʔci·kwama (Pe79.374). Category: body.
2 • Wart. Category: names.
-šé'šėškemȧhéveóhtá vai. have warts on the leg. É-šé'šėškemȧhéveóhta. He has warts on his legs. Category: body.
-šené mbp. chest (of body). Éónėšė-šenéóhtse. He has pain in the chest. Ékȧhamȧxévė-šéne. He has consumption/T.B. Épa'ė-šēne. He has a bump/lump/hump on his chest. mo'ȯhtávė-šenéva'ȯhéaseo'o sage hens. Lit: black chested prairie chickens Épóe-šenehno. He punched him in the chest. See: -šeeoná. Category: body.
-šéoná mbp. hip. É-é'ėšéonáxe. He fell and broke his hip. É-ónėšėšéonáóhtse. He has pain in the hip. See: -htšėšeo'o; -šeeoná. Category: body.
-šėškátone ?? Category: check.
ni. Gram: poss womb (poss.), uterus (poss.) nȧ-šėškátone ?? my womb. Category: check. he-šėškátone her womb. See: heo'éheo'o. Category: body.
-škátone ni. womb, uterus. An elder male said these are the (vaginal) muscles that grasp and squeeze the penis so that it will ejaculate. naškátone my womb. nėškátone your womb. [PD maskaton 'womb'] heškátone her womb. Oblique nėškátoēva. See: heo'éheo'o. Category: body.
-(šk)óhtá mbp. leg. Variant: -óhtá, -(hk)óhtá. Category: body.
-škosé mbp. finger, toe. See: -osé; -hkosé. Category: hands, body.
-tȧhpe'ahtsé vai. big mouth. É-tȧhpe'āhtse. He has a big mouth. BodyPartMedial -ahtsé. Category: mouth, body.
-tȧhpe'asé vai. big belly - have a, show large in pregnancy. This word or -tȧhpeta can be used when referring to a woman who is far along in her pregnancy. É-tȧhpe'āse. He has a big belly. (another recording) Ééše-tȧhpe'ȧsehe? Is she showing yet (in her pregnancy)? BodyPartMedial -asé; Antonym -tšėške'asé. See: -tȧhpeta; -pa'kȧséotse; -hóse'e. Category: babies, body.
-tȧhpe'ȧsešé vai. lie with big belly. Usage: This can be a humorous, teasing word. É-tȧhpe'ȧsēše. He is lying with a big belly. Category: body.
-tȧhpe'eesé vai. have big nose. É-tȧhpe'eēse. He has a big nose. (another recording) BodyPartMedial -esé. Category: nose, body.
-tȧhpe'ėhahtá vai. have a big foot. É-tȧhpe'ėhāhta. He has a big foot. Reduplicated -tótȧhpe'ėhahtá. Category: body.
-tȧhpe'ėhe'oná vai. have big hand(s). É-tȧhpe'ėhe'ōna. He has a big hand(s). BodyPartMedial -he'oná. Category: body.
-tȧhpe'e'esé vai. have a big rump. See: vé'še'ėsénȯhestȯtse. É-tȧhpe'e'ēse. He has a big rump/arse. Category: body, vulgar.
-tȧhpe'enotová vai. have a big neck. É-tȧhpe'enotōva. He has a big neck. BodyPartMedial -notová. Category: body.
-tȧhpe'eóhtá vai. have big leg(s). See: -tȧhpe'ėškóhtá. É-tȧhpe'eóhta. He has a big leg(s). Reduplicated tótȧhpe'eóhtá. Category: body.
-tȧhpe'ėstáhá vai. 1 • have a big heart.
2 • be kind. Category: figurative. É-tȧhpe'ėstáha. He is kind. Category: body.
-tȧhpe'ėšené vai. have a big chest. É-tȧhpe'ėšēne. He has a big chest. Category: body.
-tȧhpe'ėšéóna vai. big hips. É-tȧhpe'ėšéóna. He has big hips. Category: body.
-tȧhpe'ėškóhtá vai. have a big leg. É-tȧhpe'ėškóhta. He has a big leg(s). Variant: -tȧhpe'eóhtá. Category: body.
-tȧhpe'evá vai. have big calf (of leg). É-tȧhpe'ēva. He has a big calf(s) (of leg). Category: body.
-tȧhpe'kasé vai. have a big stomach. can refer to an expanding abdomen of a pregnant woman. Éxháeno'-tȧhpe'kȧséhoo'o. His stomach also really stuck out. [1980:56:22] Antonym -ma'kasé. Category: body.
-tȧhpe'óhtáne vai. have a big forehead. É-tȧhpe'óhtáne. He has a big forehead. Category: body.
-tȧhpe'onené vai. have a big tooth. É-tȧhpe'onēne. He has a big tooth (or teeth). Category: body.
-tȧhpe'óohevá vai. have big nails. É-tȧhpe'óohēva. He has big nails/claws. BodyPartMedial -óohevá. Category: body.
-ta'xevá mbp. testicle. Éónėše-ta'xeváóhtse. He has pain in the testicle(s). Épóhe-ta'xeváotse. He has swollen testicles. Nápo'e-ta'xevá'so. I cut off his testicle(s). IndepNoun ta'xevot. Category: body, vulgar.
ta'xevȯtse na. testicle. ma-ta'xevȯtse testicle. na-ta'xevȯtse my testicle. Etym: neθeɁšiwa. na-ta'xevoto my testicles. AlternatePlural na-ta'xevono. he-ta'xevoto his testicle(s). AlternatePlural he-ta'xevono; Plural ta'xevoto; Obviative ta'xevoto; BodyPartMedial -ta'xevá. Etym: *neθeʔšiwa 'my testicle'; *meθeʔšiwa 'testicle' (Pi) ‘testicle’. See: vétoo'ȯtse ‘penis’. Category: body, vulgar.
-tameóhtá vai. stubby leg - have a. É-tameóhta. He has a short/stubby leg. Etym: *temika·te·wa. BodyPartMedial -óhtá, -(hk)óhtá. Category: body.
-tana na. Gram: poss breast (poss.) ma-tana breast. That singular ma-tana is the same as the word for milk, matana. na-tanāne my breasts. he-tanāne her breast(s). Nā'ėstse he-tanāne épo'ȧsóho. One of her breasts was cut off (for example, during a mastectomy). Énéšepo'ȧxóho he-tanāne. She had a double mastectomy (literally, her breasts were both cut off). Medial -tanahá. Usage: rare in sg. Plural ma-tanāne. Etym: *meθeni. See: matana1 ‘breast’; matana ‘milk’. Category: body, vulgar.
-tanahá mbp. breast, udder. Éháe-tanāha. She has lots of milk. Éhévoe-tanȧháno'hāme. He is milking (literally, wring-udders-(of) stock). Épónoe-tanȧhá'o. She is dried up (that is, her milk is dried up). See: matana1 ‘breast’. Category: body.
-tanevá mbp. tongue. Éé'koe-tanevá'o. He stuck his tongue out. Náé'koe-tanevá'tóvo. I stuck my tongue out at him. Énésȯhkonáve-tanēva. He equivocates/lies (literally, has a split tongue). Étsėhe'ėse-tanēva. He has a long tongue. Évóhpe-tanēva. He has "thrush" (literally, white-tongue). Émomáxės-tanēva. He is complaining. IndepNoun vétanove. Category: body.
-toeesé vai. cold nose. Ná-toeēse. My nose is cold. BodyPartMedial -esé. Category: temperature, body, nose.
-toehahtá vai. have cold feet. É-toehāhta. He has cold feet. BodyPartMedial -hahtá. Etym: *tahkisite·wa (P). See: -ná'tȯsėhahtávose. Category: temperature, body.
-toe'está vai. ears cold. É-toe'ēsta. His ears are cold. Ná-toe'ēsta. My ears are cold. BodyPartMedial -'está. Category: body.
-toéné vai. cold face. É-toéne. He has a cold face. Etym: *tahki·nkwe·wa. Náosee-toéne. My face is cold. BodyPartMedial -éné. Category: body, face.
-toestséá'e vai. have a cold head. É-toestséá'e. He has a cold head. Medial /-htéá/. Category: body. Phon: vs
-toestséstonan vta. hold to heel of s.o. É-toestséstonanahtse. He held on to his (own) heel. Category: body.
-tȯhovóonáxé vai. fall saddle fashion (on the crotch). É-tȯhovóonáxe. He fell "saddle fashion." Ques: (tȯhe ??) Ques: see question under tȯhevó- See: -póénéšé. Category: body, check.
-tó'ėsena'évá vai. long arms. É-tó'ėsena'éva. He has long arms. Non-reduplicated -tsėhe'ėsena'évá; BodyPartMedial -na'évá. Category: body.
-tó'ėsenómá vai. have long thighs. É-tó'ėsenóma. He has long thighs. Medial -nómá. Category: body.
-tó'ėseóhta vai. long legs. É-tó'ėseóhta. He has long legs. Phon: redup Category: body.
-tó'ėseósé vai. long fingers. É-tó'ėseóse. He has long fingers. BodyPartMedial -ósé. Category: body, hands.
-tó'ėsevé'hénóse vai. have long eyelashes. É-tó'ėsevé'hénóse. He has long eyelashes. BodyPartMedial -vé'henosé. Category: body.
-tó'ėsevotoná vai. long-tailfeathered. É-tó'ėsevotōna. He is long-tailfeathered. Category: body.
-tó'ėstonené vai. long toothed. É-tó'ėstonēne. He has long teeth. Éhma'xe-tó'ėstonenesėstse naa é'ȯhkenáhkȯhé'šemesėstse. He had long fangs and he made sounds like a bear. [1987:107] Medial -onené. Category: body.
-tó'ėstóneo'sahtsená vai. have long slobbers. É-tó'ėstóneo'sāhtse. He has long "slobbers". Category: body.
-tó'ėstóneo'sahtsenáohtsé vai. have long slobbers. É-tó'ėstóneo'sȧhtsenáóhtse. He (for example, a dog) has long "slobbers". Category: body.
-tó'ėstóohevá vai. have long nails (on one's body). É-tó'ėstóóhéva. He has long fingernails. Medial -óohevá. Phon: redup Category: body.
-tó'hovetsénoná'tá vti. have s.t. under the arm (that is, in the armpit). Étaase-tó'hovetsénoná'ta. He took it (for example, book) away under his arm. Category: body.
-tó'kėseóhtá vai. have short legs. É-tó'kėseóhta. He has short legs. Category: body.
-tó'pa'onáh(n) vta. punch s.o. in the back, hit s.o. in the back. É-tó'pa'onahno. He punched him in the back. É-tó'pa'onáhnóho. He punched him in the back. (newer pronunciation). Ná-tó'pa'onáhno. I punched him in the back. BodyPartMedial -'pa'oná. See: -póeeséh(n). Category: body.
-tónaha mbp. haunch. part of the body which is sat upon. É-ónėše-tónȧháóhtse. He has pain in haunch(es). Éhese-tónȧhaotse. He has cramps in his haunch(es). See: -nómá; -'esé; -šéoná. Category: body.
-tonėše1 ni. belly, stomach. Gram: poss. This seems to refer to the surface of the stomach, for example, its contour, while -ohtá refers to the insides. ma-tonėše belly. na-tonėše my belly. Etym: *neθakešyi ‘'my intestine, gut, bowel, entrail'’. he-tonėše his belly. Etym: *weθakešyi. na-tonėxanōtse our (excl.) bellies. BodyPartMedial -ohtá, -asé. Category: body.
-tónovevé'hénóse vai. have thick eyebrows. É-tónovevé'hénóse. He has thick eyebrows. BodyPartMedial -vé'henosé. See: hevé'henoto. Category: body.
-tóo'ėsé'ov vta. 1 • kick s.o. in the butt. É-tóo'ėsé'ovóho. He kicked him in the butt.
2 • defeat s.o. strongly. Usage: figurative usage probably borrowed from the English idiom of 'kick butt' See: -o'hohtá'ov; -tóo'ėsén. Category: body, interpersonal, figurative.
-tóo'ėsén vta. hit s.o. in the rear, rear end s.o. can refer to rear ending the car of s.o., as well as hitting s.o.'s butt. É-tóo'ėseno. He rear ended him. É-tóo'ėsénóho. He rear ended him. (newer pronunciation). Ná-tóo'ėsena. He rear ended me. Ná-tóo'ėsénoo'o. I rear ended them. BodyPartMedial -'esé. See: -tóo'ėsé'ov. Category: body.
-tótȧhpe'ėhahtá vai. have big feet. É-tótȧhpe'ėhāhta. He has big feet. Phon: redup Non-reduplicated -tȧhpe'ėhahtá. Category: body.
-tótȧhpe'e'está vai. have big ears. É-tótȧhpe'e'ēsta. He has big ears. Category: ears, body.
-tótȧhpe'eóhtá vai. have big legs. É-tótȧhpe'eóhta. He has big legs. Non-reduplicated -tȧhpe'eóhtá. Category: body.
-tótȧhpe'eóhtáto vii. big wheels. Lit: big feet for example, wheels of a wagon. É-tótȧhpe'eóhtátónėstse. They (for example, wagons) have big wheels. Non-reduplicated -tȧhpe'eóhtá. Category: body.
-tótȧhpe'ėsevá vai. have big calves. É-tótȧhpe'ėsēva. He has big calves. BodyPartMedial -sevá. Category: body.
-tótȧhpe'ėstátseemé vai. big nostrils. É-tótȧhpe'ėstátseēme. He has big nostrils. Category: body, nose.
-tótȧhpe'ėškosé vai. have big fingers. É-tótȧhpe'ėškōse. He has big fingers. Category: body.
-totóhtseóhtá vai. have scratches on the leg. É-totóhtseóhta. He has scratches on his leg. Category: body.
-totšéškėhane'é vai. bushy nape. É-totšéškėhanē'e. He has a bushy nape. BodyPartMedial -hane'é; Initial tšéške-. Category: hair, body.
-tótšėške'eóhtá vai. skinny legs - have. É-tótšėške'eóhta. He has skinny legs. Category: body, record.
-totšéšketanȧháóó'e vai. breasts protrude. É-totšéšketanȧháóó'e. Her breasts protrude. that is, be nubile enough to have breast development. Tsévéhonevėstse é'ȯhkenȯhtsevóomósestotsémóne-totšéšketanȧháoetsese. A chief was said to look for someone whose breasts were recently developed (especially as a wife for his son). Such a young woman might be about twelve years old. This traditional custom of chiefs indicates the young age at which some females were married. Phon: redup; vs fai: -óé; Medial -tanahá. See: -popá'ketanȧháóó'e. Category: body, vulgar.
-tovó'ahtsé vai. have a split lip, have a harelip. É-tovó'áhtse. He has a split lip (or mouth). for example, of someone with a harelip. Medial ahtsená. See: -vóhkoohevahtsé. Category: body, mouth.
-tsėhe'ėsemé'hahtse vai. have a long beard. É-tsėhe'ėsemé'háhtse. He has a long beard. BodyPartMedial mé'hahtsená; Antonym tšėhe'kėsemé'hahtsená. Category: body.
-tsėhe'ėsena'évá vai. be long sleeved. É-tsėhe'ėsena'éva. He (a shirt, animate) is long sleeved. BodyPartMedial -na'évá; Reduplicated -tó'ėsena'évá. See: -háa'ėsena'éva. Category: clothing, body.
-tsėhe'ėsenotová vai. have a long neck. É-tsėhe'ėsenotōva. He has a long neck. Etym: cf *kenwikwayawe·wa (P) ‘he has a long neck’. BodyPartMedial -notová. Category: body.
-tsėhe'ėsetanevá vai. have a long tongue. É-tsėhe'ėsetanēva. He has a long tongue. BodyPartMedial -tanevá; Synonym -háa'ėsetanevá. Category: body.
-tsėhe'ėstóohevá vai. have long nails/claws. É-tsėhe'ėstóóhéva. He has long nails/claws. BodyPartMedial -óohevá. Category: body.
-tsėhe'ėstota'éné vai. long snotted, snot long. É-tsėhe'ėstota'éne. His snot is hanging out long. BodyPartMedial -éné. See: -tó'ėstóneo'sȧhtsenáohtsé. Category: body.
-tsėhe'ėstota'énohe vai. long snotted, snot long. É-tsėhe'ėstota'énohe. ?? His snot is hanging out; mucus was running from his nose. BodyPartMedial -éné. See: -tó'ėstóneo'sȧhtsenáohtsé. Category: body, check.
-tsėheto'éevá vai. have something wrong with skin, have a skin disease. Éma'xe-tsėheto'ééva. There's something wrong with his skin. BodyPartMedial -o'éevá. See: -tšėhešéné. Category: body. Ques: have skin like this?? Category: check.
tséh-mámȯheve'óhtanéto vii. forehead center. Usage: may be new word or loan translation Lit: where-come together-forehead ?? Category: check. Medial -'óhtané. Category: body.
tséh-mámȯhevėšenéto vii. sternum. Category: body. Usage: probably a new word Lit: where-join-chest BodyPartMedial -šené.
-tseno ni. Gram: poss armpit (poss.) ma-tseno an armpit. Etym: *meθenkwiyi (reshaped pre-Ch, as if *meθenkwani). Plural ma-tsénonȯtse. na-tseno my armpit. na-tsénonȯtse my armpits. he-tseno his armpit. Tsėhéóhe he-tsenóne móhvá'nenėhešėtó'hešenȧhéhe Here up to his (frog's) armpits he was kept from being swallowed whole(1987:285). Oblique -tsénóne. Morph: /maténon/. Category: body.
-tsénoná mbp. armpit. Éhoxemée-tsénóna. He has B.O./stinky armpits. Émé'še-tsénóna. He has hairy armpits. Éasėto'hove-tsénoná'ta. He took it away under his (own) arm. for example, taking away a book like this. See: -tsénooná ‘wing’. Category: body.
-tsénoo'o ni. Gram: poss wing (poss). Inanimate for some speakers, but animate for others. he-tsénoo'e his wing. he-tsénoo'o (alternate pronunciation). he-tsénoonȯtse his wings. na-tsénoo'o my wing. Etym: neθenkwi·kani ‘my armpit, my wing (of bird'’. na-tsénoonȯtse my wings. Plural ma-tsénoonȯtse.
na. wing (poss.) ma-tsénoono wings. he-tsénoono his wings(s). na-tsénoono my wings. É'ȯhkeamėstósemóho he-tsénoono. He (a sage hen) would drag his wings. [1987:177] he-tsénoonevóho their wings. [1987:177] See: mée'e ‘feather’. Category: birds, body.
-tsénooná mbp. wing. móé'e-tsénoonámȧxėhéhe He (a bird) must have been shot and gotten a broken wing. mȯséškane-tsénoonáhe bat (literally, brown-winged-one). Éé'e-tsénóóna. He has a broken wing. See: -tsénoná ‘armpit’. Category: body.
tséx-hóna'ō'ta vii. Gram: cjt joint. especially of bones. vii: -hóna'o'tá. Category: body.
-tšėhe'kėsemé'hahtse vai. have a short beard. É-tšėhe'kėsemé'háhtse. He has a short beard. BodyPartMedial mé'hahtsená; Antonym tsėhe'ėsemé'hahtsená. Category: body.
-tšėhe'kėsena'éva vai. short arms, short sleeved. É-tšėhe'kėsena'éva. He has short arms ; (the shirt) is short sleeved. BodyPartMedial -na'évá. Category: clothing, body.
-tšėhe'kėsevá'se vai. have a short tail. É-tšėhe'kėsevá'se. He has a short tail. Category: body.
-tšėhe'kėsévesé vai. small horns, have small horns. É-tšėhe'kėsévése. He has small horn(s) / antlers. BodyPartMedial -évesé. See: -ka'évesé. Category: body.
-tšėheše'ėšé'šé vai. wiggle butt, shake butt, shake buttocks. for example, as a rock star. É-tšėheše'ėšé'še. He is shaking his butt. BodyPartMedial -'esé. See: -nonomé'ėséohtsé. Category: body.
-tšėhešé'hahta'xe vai. move legs like this. É-tšėhešé'hahta'xe. He is moving his legs like this. Éma'xe-tšėhešé'hahta'xe. He (for example, a baby) is moving his legs a lot like this. BodyPartMedial -hahtá. Category: body.
-tšéškȧhtsená'ó vai. point lips. É-tšéškȧhtsená'o. He protruded his lips to point. BodyPartMedial -ahtsená. Category: body.
-tšéškėhane'éóó'e vai. hairs stick up on nape. Lit: protrude-nape-stand É-tšéškėhane'éóó'e. The hairs are all sticking up on his nape (back on his neck). fai: -óé; BodyPartMedial -hane'é. Category: body.
-tšéškėhevá'sé vai. tail stick up. É-tšéškėhevá'se. His tail is up. BodyPartMedial -hevá'sé. Category: body, dogs.
-tšėške'asé vai. have a small belly. É-tšėške'āse. He has a small belly. BodyPartMedial -asé2; Antonym -tȧhpe'asé. Category: body.
-tšėške'eesé vai. have a small nose. É-tšėške'eēse. He has a small nose. BodyPartMedial -esé; Antonym tȧhpe'eesé. Category: nose, body.
tšėške'emo'ēško na. little finger. Usage: probably loan translation by Petter See: Tooxeóse. Category: body.
-tšėške'etanaha vai. have small breasts. É-tšėške'etanaha. She has small breasts. BodyPartMedial -tanahá. Category: body, vulgar.
-tšéškėstatamóoná vai. shoulders protrude. É-tšéškėstatamóóna. His shoulders stick out. Usage: humorous BodyPartMedial -htatamóoná. Category: body.
-tšéškonené vai. protruding teeth. É-tšéškonēne. He has protruding teeth. BodyPartMedial -onené. Category: body.
-vá'vanȯsé'ham vta. fan the belly of s.o. É-vá'vanȯsé'hamóho. He fanned his belly. Nėstama'xėhóe-vá'vanȯsé'hamȧtse. (If you don't behave) I'll throw you out and fan your belly. (a humorous threat). Usage: humorous Category: body.
vée'ėse ni. tooth. Plural véesȯtse. Some speakers may have véestotȯtse as the plural: Plural véesotȯtse. na-vée'ėse my tooth. Etym: *ni·piti. na-véesȯtse my teeth. he-véesȯtse his teeth. Etym: *wi·pitali ‘his teeth’. BodyPartMedial -onené; fti: -óhtá; fta: -óm. Morph: /vées/. Phon: apoc; vs See: -véesané; ne'tóo'ėse; Hevée'ėse; -he-véese; aéstomevée'ėse ‘false tooth’. Category: body.
véesotȯtse ni. teeth. This is a possible plural for some speakers. Variant: véesȯtse; Singular vée'ėse. Category: mouth, body.
véesȯtse ni. teeth. Singular vée'ėse; Variant: véesotȯtse. Category: body, mouth.
véésta ni. temple (of head). na-véésta my temple. [PD; Smith] Etym: *ni·kihtekwa (?) (P). Category: body.
-véestáá mbp. temple (of head). É-ónėševéestááóhtse. He has pain in the temple. É-póevéestááxe. He fell and hit his temple. Category: body.
vééstáá'e obl. temple (of head). na-vééstáá'e on my temple(s). See: véesta. Category: body.
-vé'henosé mbp. eyebrow, eyelash. Étónove-vé'hénóse. He has thick eyebrows. Éméstae-vé'hénóse. He has thick eyebrows. oo'ke-vé'henȯsénȧhtsestȯtse tweezers (literally, eyebrow plucker). Étó'ėse-vé'hénóse. He has long eyelashes. Ésáahe-vé'henȯséhe. He has no eyebrows. Category: body.
-vé'ho'á'one ni. Gram: poss ankle bone(s) ?? na-vé'ho'á'one my ankle bone(s)?? Ques: Achilles=tendon ?? Category: check. See: -'a'o; -'háónóno. Category: body.
vé'ȯhkono ni. shin. Usage: obsolete See: -'a'o; -a'oná; -vé'ho'á'one. Category: body.
vé'še'eme ni. scrotum. Ques: might have been animate sometimes?? Category: check. Plural vé'še'emȯtse. See: vé'še'emestȯtse ‘bag’. Category: body.
vétanove ni. 1 • tongue. Plural vétanovȯtse. na-vétanove my tongue. BodyPartMedial -tanevá. Etym: *wi·θanyiwi ‘his tongue’. See: nétanove ‘my tongue (archaic)’.
2 • tongue of wagon.
3 • tongue of shoe. Category: shoes, body.
vétoo'ȯtse ni. penis. Plural vétootȯtse. he-vétoo'ȯtse his penis. Sometimes hestsēhȯtse 'his thing' is used as a euphemism for someone's penis. Phon: vs Morph: /vétoot/. BodyPartMedial -ohosé; Euphemism hóo'ȯxe, kȧhamaxeh, tsėhétȯheo'o. Etym: *wi:θakayi. See: ta'xevȯtse ‘testicle’; -htsēhȯtse ‘thing (poss)’. Category: body, vulgar.
-vétová mbp. body. Étótȧhpe'e-vétóva. He is tall and heavily built. See: -vétove; -voxe; voxȯtse. Category: body.
-vétove ni. Gram: poss body (poss.) Usage: obsolescing Ques: body or self?? ma-vétove a body. he-vétove his body. nétove my body. Variant: navétove. étove your (sg) body. étovane our (incl) body. nétovanōtse our (excl.) bodies. Medial -vétová. Category: body, check.
vévėstse na. antler, horn. Usage: sometimes avoided in speech due to sound similarity with, for example, éheveve 'he is having sexual intercourse' Plural véveto; Obviative véveto. he-véveto his horns. Possessive -htsevevėstse; BodyPartMedial -évesé. See: vóhkevėstse; -he-veve; hestsevéveto. Etym: *wi:wi:la ‘his (??)’; *ni·wi·θa (P) ‘my horn, antler’. Category: body, vulgar.
-vóhkoohevahtsé vai. be harelipped. É-vóhkoohevāhtse. He has a harelip. See: -tovó'ahtsé. Category: body, mouth.
-vȯhónotsé Gram: poss obl. groin, genital area, crotch area. ma-vȯhónótse in the groin. ne-vȯhónótse in your crotch. Móne-vȯhónótse? You mean your crotch? Usage: That is a nasty thing to say to a woman. See: -tȯhovóonáxé. Category: body, vulgar.
-vóhpetanevá vai. have thrush. É-vóhpetanēva. He has thrush. BodyPartMedial -tanevá; Synonym -hoxahtsé. Category: body, sickness.
-vóhpovésé vai. light hair. É-vóhpovése. He has light colored hair. This hair color could be white or gray. BodyPartMedial -ovésé. Category: body, hair.
vȯhtā'se ni. skin. Ques: RECHECK ?? Category: check. See: vóhtáne; vȯhtase. Category: body.
vóhtáne ni. skin. Plural vóhtánėstse. na-vóhtáne my skin. Etym: cf *natehkwe·pyi (P). he-vóhtáne his skin. Etym: cf. *watehkwe·pyi ‘his skin’. Mó'ȯhkevá'netoo'ėstsėhéhe hétsėhéóhe he'óhtáá'e he-vóhtáne. He used to tied his skin up on his forehead. [The Scalped Man Who Died.013] BodyPartMedial -o'eevá. Morph: /vóhtané/. See: -htsevóhtáne ‘skin (poss)’; vȯhtā'se ‘skin’; ho'éeve; -ot ‘skin, hide’. Category: body.
na. Skin. Category: names.
-vó'honené vai. teeth missing, gapped teeth. É-vó'honēne. He has missing teeth. BodyPartMedial -onené. Category: body.
-vó'omėstséá'e vai. white headed - be. É-vó'omėstséá'e. He is white headed. tsé'tó=vóaxaa'eo'o tséohke-vó'omėstséase these bald eagles, who are white-headed. [The Young Man Who Used His Father for Bait.060] Etym: *wa·xkamintepe·wa (P) ‘he has a clean head’. Phon: vs Category: head, body.
-vo'sené mbp. nipple (of breast). Ématanaé-vo'sēne. He is a policeman. Lit: he-breast-nippled The literal meaning refers to wearing a badge over his breast. See: -he'evoné; -vone ??. Category: check, body.
vo'tane ni. cheek. (another recording) [1987:270] Plural vo'tanȯtse, vo'tanotȯtse; Oblique vo'tanōtse. na-vo'tane my cheek. he-vo'tane his/her cheek. he-vo'tanȯtse his/her cheeks. Category: body.
-vo'tanosé mbp. cheek. Éónėše-vo'tanȯséóhtse. He has pain in the cheek. Émomá'e-vo'tanȯsévose. He has red cheeks from the cold. Émomá'e-vo'tanōse. He has red cheeks. Category: body.
-vone ?? Category: check.
ni. Gram: poss nipple (of breast). ma-vone a breast. Plural ma-vonȯtse. na-vonȯtse my nipples. BodyPartMedial -vo'sené. See: -vononá(?); he'evone. Category: body.
-vononá mbp. nipple. Náónėše-vononáóhtse. (hevononáóhtse ?? My nipple(s) are sore. See: -he'evoné ‘nipple’. Category: body, check.
-vóoná mbp. groin. É-tȯhovóonáxe. He fell on his groin area ("saddle fashion"). See: -vȯhónótse. Category: check, body.
-votoná mbp. tailfeathers. tséohtšemo'ȯhtávėstáe-votonase those that have black tailfeathers. [The Young Man Who Used His Father for Bait.066] Category: body, birds.
-vovéhénéh(n) vta. scar s.o. in the face. É-vovéhenehno. He scarred him in the face. É-vovéhénėhnóho. He scarred him in the face. (newer pronunciation). Ná-vovéhénéhno. I scarred him in the face. Category: body, violence.
-vovóhkeóhtá vai. have crooked leg(s). É-vovóhkeóhta. He has crooked legs. Phon: redup Etym: cf *wa·kika·te·wa ‘he has a crooked leg, he is bow-legged’. See: -vovóhketseoná. Category: body.
voxȯtse ni. body, flesh. Usage: obsolescing apparently not used of the dead corpse of a person, such as one lying in a coffin; instead, it is said that one would just refer to that corpse by the name the person had while alive. ma-voxȯtse a body (for example, corpse). na-voxȯtse my body. Etym: cf *našaya (P) ‘my skin’. he-voxȯtse his body/physical corpse. vȯxotsēva in (or on etc.) the body. na-vȯxotanōtse our bodies. Plural vȯxotȯtse. See: -vétove; -vétová; séo'ȯtse; mȧhta'sóoma. Category: body.
xaenoo'ȯtse ni. bladder. Phon: vs Plural xaenootȯtse; vai: -xaa'e ‘urinate’. See: Mȧhtamȧháahéxaenoo'ȯtse. Category: body.
-xá'xae'pa'onáh(n) vta. massage back of s.o. É-xá'xae'pa'onahno. He massaged his back. É-xá'xae'pa'onáhnóho. (newer pronunciation). BodyPartMedial -'pa'oná. Category: body.
-xó'é mbp. genital area, crotch. Émátšė-xó'e. He (or she) has VD. See: -só'é2 ‘crotch’. Category: body.