| wéwépodan |
nwéwépodan I hit it repeatedly |
| wéwépodwa |
nwéwépodwa I hit him/her/it (an.) repeatedly |
| wéwépshedi |
wéwépshedi he/she wrestles |
| wéwépshediwnene |
wéwépshediwnene wrestler |
| wéwépshediwnenikwé |
wéwépshediwnenikwé wrestler (female) |
| wéwneshkakwé |
wéwneshkakwé loose woman |
| wéwnigét |
wéwni'gét trapper |
| wéyabek |
wéyabek the next morning |
| weye |
wiye |
| wézamdok |
wézamdok mockingbird (one who talks too much) |
| wézaskokwadék |
zaskokwadék |
| wézawbegek |
wézawbegek labrador tea (plant) |
| wézawégzet |
wézawégzet tanned hide |
| wézha |
nwézh'a I adopt him/her (by marking face with rouge) |
| wézhashkemdé |
wézhashkemdé dumpling |
| wézhashkemdék |
wézhashkemdék dumpling |
| wézhedwek |
wézh'edwek they paint their faces (for an adoption ceremony) |
| wézhénwéngé |
wézhénwéngé rattlesnake |
| wézhewé |
wézh'ewé he/she adopts through ceremony |
| wézhigawet |
wézhigawet widow, widower |
| wézho |
wézh'o he/she paints part of his/her body, usually part of the face |
| wézhowen |
wézh'owen rouge medicine |
| wgechda |
wgechda ceremonial chief |
| wgema |
wgema chief, leader, boss, king |
| wgemakwé |
wgemakwé chief (female), head woman |
