| Form | Source | Language | Translation |
|---|---|---|---|
| wapingwemíni | Albert Gatschet | Miami-Illinois | white corn |
| wapiⁿgwet | Jacob Dunn | Miami-Illinois | he has a white face |
| wápkĭmósĭa | Jacob Dunn | Miami-Illinois | grub worm |
| wäsánzahĭ ĭcĭlä́ngwangĭ́kĭ | Jacob Dunn | Miami-Illinois | they have wings like birds |
| wăší·xay | O'Meara 1996 | Munsee | nest |
| wasŒµ¬∑ î(nan) | Bloomfield 1975 | Menominee | nest(s) |
| wassaptéwi | Albert Gatschet | Miami-Illinois | ' |
| wassaptéwi | Albert Gatschet | Miami-Illinois | 'it is overripe' |
| wassipikgita | Albert Gatschet | Miami-Illinois | he is bald |
| wasε·ʔ(nan) | Bloomfield 1975 | Menominee | nest(s) |
| wätcĭkamaka | Jacob Dunn | Miami-Illinois | I dance with him |
| wätcĭkanĭ | Jacob Dunn | Miami-Illinois | I dance (in a crowd) |
| wauhee | Trowbridge | Miami-Illinois | here |
| wāupeekee | Trowbridge | Miami-Illinois | it is white |
| wawe·si·w | Wolvengrey 2001 | Cree | (s)he dresses up, puts on finery |