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PSUA hikʷɨsɨ "breath".

For example, Stubbs (2011#302) gives *hikʷis "breath, spirit, heart".

Voeglin, Voeglin & Hale (1962:140) give *hikʷɨ(sɨ) "to breathe" from cognates in Tohono O'odham (ʔíibhɨ), Hopi (híkʷsɨ) and Raramuri (iwí).

Eudeve: hibes "heart"

Orayvi Hopi hiḵ ʷsi <hikwsi> breath ‣ Hopi Dictionary

Orayvi Hopi hiḵ ʷsɯ <hikwsu> take a breath ‣ Hopi Dictionary

Songoopavi Hopi hiḵ ʷsi <hikwsi> breath ‣ Kalectaka 1978: 192

Nahuan ikʷʃoa "sneeze" < pre-Nahua *hikʷisi-wa

Classical Nahuatl ikʷʃoa <icuxoa.n> eſtornudar «sneeze» (Molina 1571:34r)

Classical Nahuatl ikʷʃoa <iucxoā> to sneeze (Karttunen 1992:109)

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	For example, [[Stubbs, Brian D. 2011. Uto-Aztecan: A Comparative Vocabulary. Flower Mound, TX: Shumway Family History Services and Rocky Mountain Books.\|Stubbs (2011]]#302) gives ''*hikʷis'' "breath, spirit, heart".		For example, [[Stubbs, Brian D. 2011. Uto-Aztecan: A Comparative Vocabulary. Flower Mound, TX: Shumway Family History Services and Rocky Mountain Books.\|Stubbs (2011]]#302) gives ''*hikʷis'' "breath, spirit, heart".