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- wánakóⁿgthe wégthi (n.phrase)
- Lamp oil.
- wánanáse (v.)
- Surround repeatedly or often.
- wanáqi (n.)
- Grains of parched corn.
- wanáqi uthísoⁿ (v.phrase)
- To roast or parch corn.
- wánaqthe (v.a.)
- To hide, cover, or conceal people or animals.
- wanáse (v.)
- To surround them; surround a herd of buffalo or elk.
- wánase (v.)
- To surround them, as a herd of buffalo or elk.
- wánase (n.)
- Surrounding of a herd.
- wanáshe (n.)
- Policeman, soldier.
- wanáshe nazhíⁿ (v.phrase)
- To stand guard, as a soldier or police officer.
- wanáshe nudoⁿhoⁿga (n.phrase)
- Police chief; officer.
- wanáshe utʰíⁿ (v.phrase)
- To punish officially; to punish for breaking a law.
- Waná wáchʰigáxe (prop.noun)
- Begging Dance.
- wanáxata (p. phrase)
- In or to the spirit land.
- wanáxe (n.)
- Ghost, spirit.
- wanáxethe (v.)
- To die, to pass away.
- wanáxoⁿxoⁿ (n.)
- Firefly, lightning bug; "shows red at intervals as it lights up".
- wanázhnudéthe (n.)
- Hominy.
- waníabi (v.s.)
- Causing pain.
- waníta (n.)
- Quadruped; four-legged animal.
