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Dakota Words That Start With Ṭ
Showing words 271 - 360 out of 520
ṭeḣiya ḳuwa
abuse
ṭeḣiƞda
meaningful
ṭeḣiƞda
prize
ṭeḣiƞda
love, cherish, preserve, value
ṭeḣiḣiya
deplorably
ṭeḣiṡni
easy
ṭeṡdake
crown
ṭi
live (in a place)
ṭi awaƞyaka
facilities maintenance
ṭi c̣eska
roof of a house
ṭi oko ṗiya
landscape, do yardwork outdoors
ṭi waḳaƞ
temple
ṭi záptaƞ
five lodges
ṭiakaḣpe
roof
ṭibaṡdata
ṭibdo
female's older brother
ṭibkuciyena
downstairs
ṭibosdata c̣aƞbdaska okataƞpi ḳute
baseboard
ṭiboṡdake
wall
ṭicaġe
builder
ṭicaġe iyukcaƞpi
housing development
ṭic̣eska
ceiling, ridge, roof of a home
ṭic̣ona
ṭihute
basement
ṭimahed
inside the house, indoors
ṭimahed hiyu
entrance
ṭimahed iyowiƞkiye
admit, let inside
ṭimahed oc̣aƞkuyapi
corridor
ṭimahed ya okihi
access
ṭiobaṡpa
room, part of a house
ṭiobdaya
yard
ṭiohnake
household, family
ṭiokaḣmiƞ
closet
ṭioko
yard
ṭiokṡaƞ
around the outside of the house, yard
ṭiomni
around the house
ṭionapta
wall
ṭionażice
when it's warm outside but cold in the house
ṭioḣtani
facility (workplace)
ṭioḳaƞ
big room
ṭioṡpa hena oyate ówic̣akiyapi
Temporary Assistance for Needy Families
ṭioṡpa zina isam ówic̣akiye
Ṭioṡpa Zina special education
ṭioṭiota
apartment
ṭiskaḳaƞ
large sinew in the neck of animals
ṭiwahe
immediate family
ṭiwahe
domestic
ṭiwahe inuƞpa
second grade
ṭiwahe kcizapi
domestic disturbance
ṭiwahe takuku úƞpi
household items
ṭiwahe ṭokaheya
first grade
ṭiwahe ṭípi
neighborhood
ṭiyada hda
ṭiyata
at home
ṭiyata hde
go home
ṭiyata kihuƞnipi onażiƞ
home base, home plate
ṭiyata wíyukcaƞ ahde
homework
ṭiyata zaniya úƞpta awaƞwic̣ayakapi
public health
ṭiyaza
from house to house
ṭiyaza c̣aƞhaƞpṡaṡana wic̣ak’upte
trick or treating
ṭiyohnaka
things in the house, household goods
ṭiyopa
door
ṭiyopa aohaƞziyapi
porch
ṭiyopa awaƞyaƞke
door man
ṭiyopa c̣aƞbdaska aohomni
door frame
ṭiyopa eced iyaye
close the door
ṭiyopa ipaṡpe
pegs
ṭiyopa uƞ iyuhdokapi
keycard
ṭiyopa yúzena
hinge
ṭiyopa óhna
doorway
ṭiyoṡkate ṭípi
gymnasium
ṭiyoṡpaye
family, people
ṭiyoṭipi
tribal office
ṭiyuktaƞna
kind of shade built outside, made of branches, structure used to store food
ṭiƞwakiyena
turtle dove
ṭiḣaha
second stomach of animals
ṭiṡkonaġi
bunch of hair growing on the inside of a deer's leg
ṭiṡti
lower lip of animals
ṭiṭaƞka
hall (building)
ṭiṭoḳaƞ
visit
ṭiṭoḳaƞhipi
company, people visiting
ṭiṭoḳaƞn
at another's house
ṭo
blue
ṭogye
otherwise
ṭogye ihduwipi
costume
ṭogye iyukcaƞ
disagree
ṭogye oḣ’aƞ
contrary
ṭogye tka
otherwise
ṭogye uƞṗicaṡni
ruin, destroy, trash
ṭogyetaƞhaƞ
the other way, the other side
ṭogyeya
variation
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