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wéathaskábe (n.)

1. Paste, mucilage.

wéawoⁿ (n.)

1. Pipe; the calumet or pipe used in the calumet or pipe dance.

wébabéxiⁿ (v.t.)

wébabíze (n.)

1. Mop; stick with rags attached to one end for drying a floor.

wébaha (v.)

1. To show them something.

wébahoⁿ (v.t.)

1. To give some objects to them, in addition to other presents.

wébahoⁿ (v.)

1. To know something; to know them.

wébakʰíⁿde (n.)

1. Wisp-broom; brush.

wébamoⁿ (n.)

1. File.

wébamoⁿ (n.)

1. Saw; hand-saw.

wébaqtáqte (v.)

1. To bind up in bundles, as wheat.

wébasáda (n.)

1. Flat-iron; iron for ironing clothes.

wébasíhi (n.)

1. Swab for cleaning a gun barrel or cannon.

wébatʰe thíqthiⁿqthíⁿzhe (n.phrase)

1. Silk thread.

wébaxu (v.)

1. To write to them.

wébaxu (n.)

1. Pen, pencil.

wébaxu ní (n.phrase)

1. Ink; "water for writing".

wébaznoⁿ (n.)

1. Stick used as a spit for roasting meat.

wébazhábe (n.)

1. Bone flesher, for cleaning the inner side of a hide.

wébazhná (n.)

1. Scissors, shears.