Eastern Shoshone Working Dictionary - Wyoming Linguistics

dagúganehwak adv
.
when it gets dark (SG)
dagusipe[H] n. sweat (Mor ); cf. dagusipeH, n. sweat
(C))
dagut iyêxa iv. be thirsty (T)
daguvêkaH iv. be thirsty (M)
Daguwene iv. Sun Dance (S; cf. daguvekaH, iv. be thirsty; M)
dagúyanúnuhúi v. dazzle (S; 165.2)
dagweti v. stub toe (T)
daguwénenuhi, let us dance (S; 189.3)
daguwenengkena, made [a] sundance (S; 189.1)
dagwishiro'iH iv. 1. perspire (Rob ; HI ); cf. dagusiro'iH. iv. sweat (C)) 2. glisten (E)
[with sweat?]
daha v. to lay down (SG)
dahamikêna v. allow (S 138.2)
dahaN pro
n.
dahi pro
n.
we (S)
[dahi, obj.]
u gan daham buidu'i, let us see him (S 59.9, 60.1)
us (S)
Dahma Mea n. April (lit. spring month) (Sh); syn. Isharu'a Mea
Dahma Nekar[eN] n. Spring Dance (Sh)
dahmani n. spring (season) (T)
dahwi nuhi v. to play with a ball (E)
dahwine tv. throw (T)
dahwirahi tv. throw away (T)
dai pos
tp.
down (S)
ben dai, right down on it (S; 133.8)
daindeN n. hole (S; cf. daindeN, n. hole; M)
dainding kupa, into [a] hole (S 50.6)
sogon dain[deN], hole in the ground (E)
daiper[e] n. baby, young one (Sh); var. deêper
daivo buiH n. telescope (lit. whiteman's eye) (Rob < tib boo wh-h>
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