| wä́k’kangi |
Albert Gatschet |
Miami-Illinois |
we (excl.) play a ball game |
| käsangípa |
Jacob Dunn |
Miami-Illinois |
we (excl.) were few |
| käsangípa |
Jacob Dunn |
Miami-Illinois |
we (excl.) were few |
| kicickwianomina |
Jacob Dunn |
Miami-Illinois |
we (incl.) anoint her hair, put oil on her hair |
| ninessig8nantemina, ninessag8nantemina |
Largillier |
Miami-Illinois |
we are gone 3 days |
| nĭndans'wĭtähämína |
Jacob Dunn |
Miami-Illinois |
we are in agreement |
| nimanetoowipe |
Voegelin 1938-1940 |
Shawnee |
we are powerful |
| nimanhθeepe |
Voegelin (1938-1940) |
Shawnee |
we chop wood |
| kishapkisámangi |
Gatschet |
Miami-Illinois |
we heat it, warm it |
| pónĭkángĭ |
Jacob Dunn |
Miami-Illinois |
we quit dancing |
| nikapaape |
Voegelin (1938-1940) |
Shawnee |
we wade across |
| nizä’hkwamína |
Albert Gatschet |
Miami-Illinois |
we weep, cry |
| ki·ló·na |
O'Meara 1996 |
Munsee |
we, us (inclusive) |
| nepisk- |
Voorhis 1988 |
Kickapoo |
wet, soaked with water |
| kätwĭ natĭ́anĭ |
Jacob Dunn |
Miami-Illinois |
what are you going after? |