wé-ḳi-ju |
wékizhu |
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Said of whatever causes pride, as fine clothing, ornaments, etc. |
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wé-ḳi-ju |
wékizhu |
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Said of one whose child has good clothing; a good horse, etc., which the parent has gained for him or her. |
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wé-ki-ḳa |
wékʰika |
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To ask a favor for them. |
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wé-ḳi-ḳá-xe |
wékikáxe |
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To make for himself by means of them. |
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wé-ki-kaⁿ-taⁿ |
wékʰikʰoⁿtʰoⁿ |
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To fasten them together with it (used after the name of the fastening, a rope, lariat, etc.). |
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wé-ki-náⁿ-qȼiⁿ |
wékʰinóⁿqthiⁿ |
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To hasten in order to anticipate another or others. |
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wé-ḳi-ʔaⁿ |
wéki'oⁿ |
n. |
1. Carved work; 2. Tattooing; 3. Painting the face. |
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wé-ku |
wékʰu |
v.a. |
To invite them to a feast. |
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wé-ku |
wékʰu |
n. |
One who invites persons (by a messenger) to his feast; a host. |
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wé-ku-ctaⁿ |
wékʰushtoⁿ |
n. |
A person who makes a rule to invite people to his feasts. |
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wé-ḳu-he |
wékuhe |
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To be afraid on account of them (others). |
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wé-ma |
wéma |
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To blame them (animate objects). |
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wé-ma-gí-xe |
wémagíxe |
n. |
A cross-cut saw. |
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wé-ma-gí-xe hí-ta |
wémagíxe hítʰa |
n.phrase |
the circular saw of a sawmill |
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wé-ma-xe |
wémaxe |
v. |
To question them. |
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wé-mu-jaⁿ |
wémuzhoⁿ |
n. |
A wheat-fan. |
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wé-na |
wéna |
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wé-na-jiⁿ |
wénazhiⁿ |
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1. To stand by or defend one who is a stranger, not a friend or kinsman; 2. To stand by or defend them; neither friends nor kinsmen. |
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wé-na-qȼe |
wénaqthe |
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To conceal or hide something from them. |
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wé-na-sá-da-ȼĕ |
wénasádathe |
n. |
A flat-iron. |
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