| wé-ctáñ-ka |
wéshtóⁿkʰa |
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To tempt females for them. |
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| wé-ȼa-de a-ká |
wéthade akʰá |
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He who reads aloud to another. |
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| wé-ȼa-hí-de |
wéthahíde |
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| wé-ȼa-ská-bĕ |
wéthaskábe |
n. |
Mucilage, paste. |
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| wé-ȼa-ṣniⁿ u-kí-ȼi-jáñ-ka |
wéthazniⁿ ukʰíthizhóⁿkʰa |
n.phrase |
The soft palate. |
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| wé-ȼa-wa |
wéthawa |
n. |
A counting; a number. |
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| wé-ȼĕ-ctĕ-wáⁿ-jĭ |
wétheshtewóⁿzhi |
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| wé-ȼi-bȼiⁿ |
wéthibthiⁿ |
n. |
An auger, a gimlet; a corkscrew. |
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| wé-ȼi-bé-qiⁿ |
wéthibéqiⁿ |
n. |
A rake. 2. A harrow. |
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| wé-ȼi-cé-ȼaⁿ |
wéthishéthoⁿ |
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To pull to pieces or abolish to the advantage or disadvantage of them or of us. |
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| wé-ȼi-cí-be |
wéthishíbe |
n. |
A key. |
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| wé-ȼi-cki |
wéthishki |
n. |
A clothes-wringer. |
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| wé-ȼi-gȼaⁿ tĕ ȼa-ȼáⁿ-ȼa |
wéthigthoⁿ tʰe thathóⁿtha |
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To persuade one to do something different from what he intended; to dissuade him from his first purpose, and then to persuade him to go another way, or to do another thing. |
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| wé-ȼi-gȼaⁿ tĕ gă-qá |
wéthigthoⁿ tʰe gaqá |
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To go beyond or transgress the decision or dictum of a chief, judge, etc. |
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| wé-ȼi-gȼaⁿ tĕ ḳi-gȼí-saⁿ-ȼa |
wéthigthoⁿ tʰe kigthísoⁿtha |
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To change his mind, to come to another decision, the reverse of the preceding one. |
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| wé-ȼi-haⁿ |
wéthihoⁿ |
n. |
A weight; a pound. |
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| wé-ȼi-maⁿ |
wéthimoⁿ |
n. |
A razor-strop; a hone, a whetstone. |
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| wé-ȼi-qȼi |
wéthiqthi |
n. |
The brain, brains. |
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| wé-ȼi-taⁿ |
wéthitʰoⁿ |
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To work for or instead of them or us. |
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| wé-ȼi-taⁿ-té-gȼe |
wéthitʰoⁿtʰégthe |
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Archaism, an appliance still used by the Dakota, though the Omaha had it formerly. It consists of two forked posts a few feet apart, supporting a transverse pole, set up between the fireplace and the seat at the back of the lodge. It was used for suspending the bow, quiver, shield, saddle, etc., of the owner of the lodge. |
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