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- wáqe wa'ú zhiⁿga (n.phrase)
- Old or elderly white woman.
- wáqe wahóⁿe (n.phrase)
- White people's way of thanking one.
- wáqe wakoⁿdukʰíe (n.phrase)
- White minister.
- wáqe wanáshe (n.phrase)
- White soldier.
- wáqe waqthá (n.)
- Cabbage; "white man's milkweed".
- waqéxe (v.a.)
- To nurse a child.
- To hold and soothe a child in one's arms.
- wáqe zhiⁿga (n.phrase)
- Half breed; "white man's child".
- waqíⁿha (n.)
- Linen or cotton cloth; calico.
- Paper.
- waqíⁿha bthóⁿze (n.phrase)
- Fine muslin; "fine cotton or linen cloth".
- waqíⁿha gáwa (n.phrase)
- Newspaper.
- waqíⁿha gthéze (n.phrase)
- Bed ticking; "striped cloth".
- waqíⁿha iⁿdáthiⁿga gáxai (n.phrase)
- Mask.
- waqíⁿha iⁿdégtheze gáxai (n.phrase)
- Mask.
- waqíⁿha sábe (n.phrase)
- Black cloth.
- waqíⁿha ská (n.phrase)
- White cotton or muslin cloth.
- waqpáni (v.s.)
- To be poor.
- wáqpathethe (v.)
- To accidentally make an object fall on them or us.
- waqpáthiⁿ (v.s.)
- To be poor.
- waqpáthiⁿázhi (v.s.)
- Not to be poor.
- waqthá (n.)
- Milkweed.
