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wézhnoⁿkʰíthe (v.t.)

1. To make someone thankful.

wi (pro.)

1. I, me.

wíe (pro.)

1. I, me.

wíedoⁿ (pro.)

1. I, instead of or to the exclusion of others.

wíeshte (pro.)

1. Even I.

wíezha (pro.)

1. I, in contrast to others.

wígide (n.)

1. Curlew.

wináqchi (pro.)

1. I alone, only I.

Winaú (prop.noun)

1. Woman's name; "First Daughter".

wínoⁿ (pro.)

1. Only I.

Winóⁿ (prop.noun)

1. Woman's name, "First Daughter".

wíshti (pro.)

1. I too, me too.

wíu'e (v.t.)

1. To advise or counsel someone to do good.

wíuagthábe (n.)

1. Windbreak.

wíubátʰi (n.)

1. Cork, stopper.

wíuchʰízhe (v.)

1. To be troublesome to them or us (plural object).

wíudoⁿbe gazháta (n.)

1. The sight on a gun.

wíugaspe (n.)

1. Fishing line weight or sinker.

wíugázne (n.)

1. Wedge.

wíugóⁿba (n.)

1. Window; "what light can be seen through".
2. Window glass.