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- wahába shtóⁿga (n.phrase)
- Soft corn on the cob; ear corn before it gets hard.
- wahábigaskóⁿthe (n.)
- Cattail; Typha latifolia.
- waháb ushágthe (n.)
- Smallest ear on a corn stalk.
- wahá ságe 'óⁿaze gáxe ugthíⁿ (n.phrase)
- An awning or wall-less shelter made of skins attached to posts; "summer hide shade made to sit in".
- wahé (v.a.)
- To pound something; to pound corn or meat (pemmican).
- wahé'oⁿ (v.a.)
- To tie or wrap up a pack.
- To arrange the two packs, one on each side of a horse.
- wahéhazhi (v.s.)
- To be brave, stout-hearted, dependable.
- wahéhazhi égoⁿ (v.phrase)
- To be sort of brave; a little brave.
- wahéhazhikithe (v.a.)
- To consider oneself brave.
- wahéhazhithe (v.t.)
- To consider someone brave or dependable.
- wahéhe (v.s.)
- To be unsteady, insecure, loosely fastened.
- To be sickly, faint-hearted, undependable.
- wahí (n.)
- Bone.
- wahí gaznúgithe (n.phrase)
- A boys' game.
- wahíthage (v.s.)
- To be lame.
- Wáhiúthaqá (prop.noun)
- Potawatomi; a Potawatomi person.
- wahí wégthi (n.phrase)
- Bone grease.
- wáhiⁿ shíthe (n.phrase)
- Robe with the hair on the outside.
- wáhiⁿ shíⁿthe (n.phrase)
- A robe with the hair on the outside.
- wahóⁿ (v.a.)
- To go far away.
- To break camp.
- wahóⁿ (n.)
- Thread; sewing thread.
