| wawe·si·w |
Wolvengrey 2001 |
Cree |
(s)he dresses up, puts on finery |
| wawiyíngwäta |
Albert Gatschet |
Miami-Illinois |
he has a round face |
| we·hnεw |
Bloomfield 1975 |
Menominee |
he gives him a name |
| we·hsow |
Bloomfield 1975 |
Menominee |
he has a name |
| we·htam |
Bloomfield (1975) |
Menominee |
he names it |
| we·ši·howa |
Goddard & Thomason (2014) |
Meskwaki |
he paints himself, his (own) face |
| we·ši·howa |
Goddard & Thomason (2014) |
Meskwaki |
he paints his (own) face |
| we·we·pine·wa |
Goddard & Thomason (2014) |
Meskwaki |
he swings him in a swing |
| we·hsow |
Bloomfield 1975 |
Menominee |
he has a name |
| wedikwanid |
Baraga (1853) |
Ojibwe |
he (tree) has branches |
| welakísita |
Albert Gatschet |
Miami-Illinois |
he is short, a dwarf |
| wesi |
Welcher (no date) |
Potawatomi |
animal |
| wezawigwat |
Skinner |
Potawatomi |
yellow corn |
| wežʔod |
Rhodes (1985) |
Ottawa |
he paints his own face |
| wə̆lá·mwe·w |
O'Meara 1996 |
Munsee |
he tells the truth |