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- winding
- bawíⁿwiⁿzhe
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- Tortuous, very winding.
- windless
- ábthage
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- To be calm, still, without wind.
- window
- wíugóⁿba
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- Window; "what light can be seen through".
- Window glass.
- windpipe
- núde qiqíbe
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- Trachea, windpipe.
- wine
- pedéni skíthe
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- Wine; "sweet fire water".
- wine
- pédeni skithe
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- Wine; "sweet fire water".
- wing
- áqthu
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- Underside of a bird's wing.
- wing underside
- áqthu
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- Underside of a bird's wing.
- wink
- ishtá gabízhe
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- To wink, to wink the eyes.
- wink
- gabízhe
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- To wink.
- Winnebago
- Hútoⁿga
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- Winnebago, Hocank, the Winnebagos or Hocank tribe.
- winner
- wamáxethe
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- Victor, winner.
- winter
- máthe
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- A winter, a year.
- winter
- máthedoⁿ
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- During (past) winters, in the winter.
- wipe
- íbika
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- To rub or wipe with.
- wisdom teeth
- híutóⁿga uhóⁿgaqti
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- Four teeth at the ends of the jaw; the wisdom teeth.
- wisp-broom
- wébakʰíⁿde
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- Wisp-broom; brush.
- with
- baiáxe
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- 1. To push open with the hands, as a tent-door (only aboriginal use). 2. To throw down the bed-clothing, to push off a blanket, etc., with a stick.
- with
- zhúgthe
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- To be with someone.
- with
- shúkata
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- With the flock, herd, or company.
