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Page 261 of 269, showing 20 records out of 5,377 total

white wolf

shóⁿtoⁿga ská

1. White wolf; the large white wolf.

white woman

wáqe wa'ú

1. White woman.

white woman

wáqe wa'ú zhiⁿga

1. Old or elderly white woman.

white-skinned

qiⁿhá skă

1. White-skinned.

white-tailed deer

táqti síⁿde skă

1. White-tailed deer.

whiten

sóⁿthe

1. To cleanse or whiten; to whitewash.

whitewash

sóⁿthe

1. To cleanse or whiten; to whitewash.

who

ébe

1. Who.
2. Somebody, someone.

whole

bthúga

1. Round; round and long, like a cane.
2. Round; circular, like a tribal circle.
3. Entire, whole, all.

whooping cough

húqpe znéde

1. Whooping cough; "the long cough".

why!

wa

1. Masculine interjection expressing surprise or disappointment.

Why!

tená

1. Masculine interjection of surprise, reproof, and indignation. "Why!"; "Hey!"

Why!

tená

1. Masculine interjection of expostulation; "Why!, Fie!"

Wichita

Páthiⁿ wasábe

1. The "Black Bear Pawnees" or Wichitas.

wide

toⁿgátheha

1. Broad, wide, extending out in all directions.

wide

Toⁿgátheha

1. Wide, Extending in all directions. A man's name of the Ponca Makaⁿ gens.

wide

toⁿgáthehégoⁿ

1. Extending somewhat far in all directions.

wide

gthóⁿthe

1. Broad, wide.

wide

gthóⁿtheha

1. Broad, wide (of land).

wild

móⁿtʰanahá

1. Wild, as a horse.