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crush, tokuchav.I.tr
crushedadjshokuadj
cry, to1chariv.I.intr2wahav.I.intrTostohku yahpaku wah'ura.The hungry baby was crying. Tihkenkipatapahchu le'atahch, Penelopehchi wahati.When she lost her wedding ring, Penelope cried.
cucumbernel'ɔshtayurunlong green fruit
cuffs*eyutapahkanarm-decorator
cultivate crops, tolachuv.I.tr
cultureonitetinLouisiana kichu oniteti namu 'ᴐnta. Tetimili, tetingrasa, teti'onrᴐwakashi, teti'kashun'ama kashutahki. In Louisiana there are many cultures. Indigenous culture, Anglophone culture, French culture and Cajun culture are just a few. indigenous culturetetimilin
cup1kohinato(hku)nlittle clay vessel2kohinancoffee cupkafikohinan
curdsɔndetishranhard milk
cure, to1lamav.II.trHɛriya tonisɛma namu lam'ut'uhkiThat doctor has cured many people. Delilahhchi tishayi uhkuhu lam'ata.Delilah cured her husband's cough. 2lamav.T.trFerdinandku lɔpati. Tasara ritarani kichu 'uwa. Tonisɛma hotu sarata. Uhklamati.Ferdinand was paralyzed. He went to a tent revival. All the people prayed. He was cured. 3lamav.I.intrLamawan, hokokura wishiyimohku kɔrawi.He drank elderberry tear in order to effect a cure.
curious, to beadj*yaruv.stGeorgeku uhkyaru.George was curious. Pandorahchi tihkyaru. Rihkuwohku haht'ata.Pandora was curious. She opened the box.
curlyadjchiruadjɔlakashi chiru.His hair is curly.
current (of water)1timuranAmosku woyu hatihtihki uhksh'ɛpa. Hinyatihchi timur'ama poruku. Amos likes to swim upstream. Then he floats with the current. Sachikuhch, timura rihkiti. When it rains, the current gets strong.2wishitimuninwater currentYanɛrashi wishitimuni heri hosakawi.The current carried the boat out to sea. 3timuninYanɛrashi timuni heri ho'eriwi.The current carried the boat out to sea. Titihkayi uhktimuni rihk'ɛhɛ.Yellow Bayou's current isn't strong.
currycombsat'ɛtawashaninhorse smoother
curse, tohahav.I.trhex someonehahav.I.truse foul languagekochu niv.I.intr
curtaintiratakɔhpanshutting-out clothOniyawaku Dorothyhchi niwi: "Tiratakɔhpa ahkihta po'ahatan". The wizard told Dorothy: "Don't look behind the curtain". Jonahku uhkri kunashahchikashi tiratakɔhpa tupa.Jonah's room is dark because the curtains are thick.
cushionnchuhinEsa tahkihtahchikashi, chuhi hayihta 'unani ihk'elu.Because my tail/derrière is bony, I like to sit on a cushion.
cuss, tokochu niv.I.intr
cut into, towɛlav.II.trTamarahchi tihktihika yukati. Hahkamuchitowista wɛlaniwan tihksh'ɛpa. It was Tamara's birthday. She was happy to cut the cake. Tostohku mewan, Frieda tachohkasɛma enihku sihkhahkamuchitowista wɛl'ata.Frieda cut into the King Cake looking for the baby.
cut off (from escape), tokɔhpav.I.tr
cut off, topohtuv.I.tryimohku pohtukaniI cut the grass
cut with scissors, tokahpupohtuv.I.tr
cut, topohtuv.I.tryimohku pohtukaniI cut the grasscut on a biaswulini pohtuv.I.trcut at an anglewulini pohtuv.I.tr
cyclonehuriyowininwhirling wind
cylindrical1toluadjTonimohtiniku uhkwohku tolu.The snowman's hat is cylindrical. 2churuniadj