wa-wé-qta |
wawéqta |
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to abuse a female |
7/31/12 |
6/14/13, 2:28 PM |
Catherine Rudin |
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wa-wé-ta-ȼe |
wawétʰathe |
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7/31/12 |
7/31/12, 12:35 PM |
Kat Krutak |
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wa-wé-waⁿ-xe |
wawéwoⁿxe |
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to ask questions; to question |
7/31/12 |
1/12/13, 4:53 AM |
Catherine Rudin |
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wa-wé-ʔe |
wawé'e |
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to cultivate the ground for them, no relations. |
7/16/12 |
7/16/12, 6:32 PM |
Kat Krutak |
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wa-wé-ʔe |
wawé'e |
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a farmer |
7/16/12 |
7/16/12, 6:33 PM |
Kat Krutak |
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wa-wi-u-e |
wawiue |
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7/31/12 |
7/31/12, 12:43 PM |
Kat Krutak |
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wa-wí-u-ki |
wawíukʰi |
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the advocate |
7/31/12 |
7/31/12, 6:27 PM |
Kat Krutak |
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wa-wi-u-ki |
wawiukʰi |
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7/31/12 |
7/31/12, 6:28 PM |
Kat Krutak |
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wa-wí-u-ʔe |
wawíu'e |
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1. wawiuʔe aka, the lawyer, he who gives counsel or advice. 2. wawiuʔe tĕ, the advice, councel, law |
7/31/12 |
7/31/12, 12:39 PM |
Kat Krutak |
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wá-xaⁿ-ha |
wáxoⁿha |
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corn-husks |
7/31/12 |
7/31/12, 6:29 PM |
Kat Krutak |
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wa-xaⁿ-ha |
waxoⁿha |
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7/31/12 |
7/31/12, 6:32 PM |
Kat Krutak |
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wá-xaⁿ-xaⁿ |
wáxoⁿxoⁿ |
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to take care of them (an. objects) |
7/31/12 |
7/31/12, 6:31 PM |
Kat Krutak |
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wá-xaⁿ-xaⁿ |
wáxoⁿxoⁿ |
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7/31/12 |
7/31/12, 6:34 PM |
Kat Krutak |
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wa-xáⁿ-xaⁿ |
waxóⁿxoⁿ |
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7/31/12 |
7/31/12, 6:35 PM |
Kat Krutak |
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wa-xáⁿ-xaⁿ |
waxóⁿxoⁿ |
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8/1/12 |
10/24/13, 12:31 PM |
Kat Krutak |
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wá-xe |
wáxe |
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1. to make them 2. to treat them (well, ill, etc.) 3. to regard them |
8/1/12 |
10/24/13, 12:31 PM |
Kat Krutak |
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wa-xe |
waxe |
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8/1/12 |
10/24/13, 12:31 PM |
Kat Krutak |
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wa-zá-gȼa |
wazágtha |
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8/1/12 |
8/1/12, 5:39 PM |
Kat Krutak |
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wa-zá-ni |
wazáni |
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8/1/12 |
8/1/12, 5:41 PM |
Kat Krutak |
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wa-zá-ni |
wazáni |
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8/1/12 |
10/17/13, 4:27 PM |
Kat Krutak |
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