| yuwákʿą |
to consecrate |
Transitive verb, y stem |
| yuwášaka |
1 to undervalue, minimize, hold lightly, as another's bereavement or trouble 2 to cheapen |
Transitive verb, y stem |
| yuwášakala |
to make cheap or easy |
Transitive verb, y stem |
| yuwášte |
1 to make good, beautify 2 to bless |
Transitive verb, y stem |
| yuwáza |
to paw, as a horse or dog |
Intransitive verb |
| yuwéǧa |
to break e.g. a stick with the hands but not entirely off |
Transitive verb, y stem |
| yuwí |
1 to bind or bandage, as one might a wound 2 to wrap around, bind up |
Transitive verb, regular infle |
| yuwícakʿa |
to prove or verify something. |
Verb |
| yuwícʿaša |
to make into a man, i.e. to honor a person |
Transitive verb, y stem |
| yuwípi |
a Lakota ceremony, described by ED as a "practice of binding and tying a diviner who is said to be untied by supernatural help and then he foretells the future or tells where to find a lost thing." |
Noun |
| yuwípi wicʿašá |
a religious specialist among the Lakotas who practices yuwipi. |
Noun |
| yuwítaya |
to gather together, herd together |
Transitive verb, regular infle |
| yuwį́yą |
to make into a woman, i.e. to honor a woman |
Transitive verb, regular infle |
| yuwį́yą sʾe |
ladylike. |
Adjective |
| yuwíyakpakpa |
to flash a signal or make something shine. |
Verb |