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- waqthá ukʰéthiⁿ (n.)
- Milkweed.
- waqthéxe (n.)
- Sacred Pole of the Omahas and Poncas.
- wáqthi (v.a.)
- To stun or kill them by blows.
- waqthí (v.s.)
- To be a coward.
- waqthí gaski t'é (v.phrase)
- To pant and die from fright or exhaustion.
- waqthí gáxe (v.phrase)
- To pretend to be a coward; pretend to be afraid.
- wáqupágthoⁿ (n.)
- Hat, cap; "white man's head covering".
- waqwíⁿ (n.)
- Something which smells bad, stinks, emits a bad odor, is offensive.
- wáwazhu (v.)
- To cut off all the meat remaining on their bones.
- wawébahoⁿ (n.)
- Witness.
- wawébaxu (v.)
- To write to them about many things.
- wawédoⁿbe (v.a.)
- To go out as a scout for them.
- wawéqta (v.)
- To abuse a female.
- wawéshi (n.)
- Pay, wages.
- wawéthoⁿxe (v.a.)
- To ask questions about various things.
- wazhiⁿqídethe (v.)
- To get out of patience with someone.
- wazhíⁿqídewáthe (v.)
- To get out of patience with them.
- wé'e (n.)
- Hoe, plow.
- wé'e tóⁿdibáse (n.phrase)
- Curved blade of a breaking-plow.
- wé'e znéde (n.phrase)
- Shovel or spade; "long digging tool".
