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waíⁿ kóⁿha zhiⁿ'ga (n.phrase)
  1. Blanket with a small border.
waíⁿ pʰúkʰi (n.phrase)
  1. Quilt.
  2. Comforter, bedspread.
waíⁿ pʰúpʰude (n.phrase)
  1. Featherbed; mattress.
waíⁿ qthéqthe (n.phrase)
  1. Striped carpet.
waíⁿ qúde (n.phrase)
  1. Gray blanket.
Waíⁿ qúde (prop.noun)
  1. Gray Blankets; name given to the group of Poncas who lived in the village on the Niobrara in 1871.
waíⁿ tu (n.phrase)
  1. Blue blanket.
waíⁿ zhíde (n.phrase)
  1. Red blanket.
waíⁿ zhnahá (n.phrase)
  1. Broadcloth; "smooth blanket".
wamáxethe (n.)
  1. Victor, winner.
wamí (v.s.)
  1. To bleed, to be bloody.
wamíde (n.)
  1. Seed for planting or sowing.
wamí ga'aí (n.)
  1. Menstruation, menstrual blood.
wamí gíthize (v.phrase)
  1. To bleed a person or animal; "take blood from".
wamíⁿde (n.)
  1. Seed for planting or sowing.
wamóⁿhe (n.)
  1. One who lives in someone else's lodge.
wamóⁿhe gthíⁿ (v.phrase)
  1. To sit or live in another person's lodge; live with another person's family.
wámoⁿshíha (n.)
  1. Pole to which meat is tied for drying during the summer hunt.
wámuqthi (n.)
  1. A poisonous root or medicine which makes sores on the flesh.
wamúske (n.)
  1. Wheat.
  2. Bread; wheat bread.
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