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- wag
- síⁿde kʰe uthúgahihí
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- To switch the tail back and forth; to wag the tail.
- wage war
- mazhóⁿ píazhi gáxe
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- To make the land bad.
- To wage war.
- wager
- wéshi
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- To put something up as stakes or prizes; to bet something (said of arrows, necklaces, leggings, but never bows).
- To pay with something.
- wager
- wéshi
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- Prize; stakes put up for a bet.
- wages
- wawéshi
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- Pay, wages.
- wagon
- zhoⁿmóⁿthiⁿ
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- Wagon, cart, wheel; "walking wood".
- wagon
- zhóⁿinóⁿge
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- Cart, wagon, carriage.
- Wheel; "that by means of which wood runs".
- wagon
- zhóⁿthinóⁿge gaíiza
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- The spring under a wagon.
- wagon spring
- zhoⁿmóⁿthiⁿ gaíiza
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- Spring under a wagon.
- wagon spring
- ágthiⁿ biíiza
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- Spring under a wagon seat.
- wagon wheel chain
- zhoⁿmóⁿthiⁿ íthidoⁿ
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- Chain used for locking a wagon wheel.
- waistband
- ípitháhe
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- Waistband; waist of a woman's undergarment.
- wait
- wéapʰázhi
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- To not wait for them.
- wait
- wéapʰe
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- To wait for them.
- wake
- hoⁿ shóⁿtʰe íkithe
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- To wake up before dawn; to arise very early, while it is still night.
- walk around
- uthíshoⁿ moⁿthíⁿ
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- To walk around an object.
- walking stick
- hímoⁿgtha
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- Walking stick, crutch, staff used in walking.
- Walks in a crowd
- Shúka moⁿthíⁿ
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- Walks in a crowd (name).
- wander
- moⁿnóⁿthiⁿ
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- To forget the land or way, to wander from the path.
- To make a mistake; to do something accidentally or unintentionally.
- want
- wagóⁿtha
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- To want them.
