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drop (of a liquid)cholunShihkamucha pohtukatihch, wahakati. Shihkamucha tishkishi pohtukatihch, wahakati. Tacholusinima tishkiku hahchuhta yasiti.While she was cutting the onions, she was crying. While she was putting the onions in the soup, she was crying. The (tear)drops made the soup salty.Constancehchi tihkhahkamuchitowistash wishiruwina uhkcholu sahku, ili, ahaki'ihchi enihku hushukati. Hinahk'ᴐhchat tihkhakamuchitowistasinima histahahki lapu lisukati.Constance always puts a drop or two or three of whiskey in her cake. That's why her cakes always taste good.
drop off, topatav.I.intr
droughthaliriyun
drummertapɛkanSahchiku kichu tapɛkaku uhkkunkuriku wohkuwi,In the rain, the drum covered his drum.Nikirhipushi kunkurisinimashi hotu tapɛkasɛma masahki 'uk'ɛra.At the pow-wow at every six drummers sat.
drunk*pihtuniv.sthalf-drunk*rɛkaniv.st
dryadjsihuadj
dry up (as a body of water), toyarav.I.intrWishiloki yarawi tewali.The puddle dried up quickly.
dry up, tosihuv.I.intr
dry, tosihuv.II.tr
duckkuwanwood ducktɔhkachuwinAix sponsatealkuwarisatohkuntɔhkaletunAnas discorsmallardtɔhkat'ɛnAnas platyrhynchosgreen-winged tealtɔhkatohkunAnas carolinensiswild duckkuwasɔpanindomesticated duckkuwawistancrest of a duck
Duck DanceKuwahipunprop
Duck Dance, MallardTɔhkat'ɛhipunprop'Ɔkasɛma hotu Tᴐhkat'ɛhipu hip'ᴐnta.All the children danced the Mallard Duck Dance. Bashahchi Jerryku uhkelu. Tᴐhkat'ɛhipu hip'ᴐntahch, uhktapipoti.Basha liked Jerry. While they were dancing the Mallard Duck Dance, she tried to catch him.
dugadjwɛraadjRihkuwohku kichu yit'ɛ wɛka hushuta.They put the dug potatoes in a box. Titihki wɛka uhknahtali kipatawi.The dug canals banks fell in.
dulladjtin'ɛhɛadjnot sharpTakahpuni tin'ɛhɛ rikini. Tira kahpupohtuwishtuk'ɔhɔ.The scissors were too dull. They couldn't cut the cloth.
dumplinghahkatoluncorn ball
durativeyuruadj"Lɔtahk'ura" hatɛna "hopi'ura" taya yuru."He was running" and "it lay in coming out (said of a river)" are durative verbsabbreviated yur
dusk, to get to belav.I.intr
dust1halitipusanearth-particles2tipusanTipusa namu 'una. Andreku uhkashuti.There was a lot of dust. It made Andre sneeze. Hirishi kak'ɔhɔ 'uhki. Tipusa hotu wohkuku. No one lives in that house. Dust covers everything.3halihahpushinearth-ashes
dust deviltipusayowininwhirling dustTihika 1930-36 Oklahoma kichu tipusayowinisinima aparu uhkmolusinta.From 1930-1936 in Oklahoma dust devils filled the sky. Mak'utahch, sachit'ɛhɛ. Haluni kichu tipusayowinisinima hipusiti.After they plowed, it didn't rain. Dust devils danced in the field.
dust, topuhtiv.II.trTihikatahch'a yakatihch, Gilbertku uhkhaluni puht'uta.Gilbert dusts his fields in June.
dustertaruhinSerafinku yɛhtat'ɛku uhkyuhtarisinima chuwi. Uhktaruhiku mashuwi. Serafin took turkey feathers. He made a duster.
dwell with, to1tamav.I.trWantaha sinshayisinima henti sɛchayisinima tamakata.Long ago husbands lived with their wives' families. Goldilockshchi nokushisinima enihku sinksakuku sakuti, sinkchehkinishi 'achi, sinknɛhtalishi raputi. Hiskan sinktama tihkwan'aha.Goldilocks ate the three bears' food, sat in their chairs, and slept n their beds. However, she didn't want to dwell with them. This verb can also be Class II, but Class I is preferred.2namav.I.trGraysonku uki namawi.Grayson stayed with his maternal uncle.Tɛshkalahpi kichu tihayihchi namatihchi erusa. I know an old woman who dwelt in a shoe.
dwell, toukiv.I.intrthey dwelllakav