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Lenape Talking Dictionary
By English WORD or PHRASE
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43 Dictionary Entry Search Results For "mesi"
English:
rocky place where there are fish - Cinnaminson
Lenape:
ahsënamèsink
English:
to flirt
Lenape:
chëmësi
English:
you flirt
Lenape:
kchëmësi
English:
where a big stream ends (as at a lake or pond) (Delaware village on Shellpot Creek, DE)
Lenape:
Kithan'tëmësink
English:
Place of Long Fish - Queonemysing, PA
Lenape:
Kwënamèsink
English:
here and there, different, various
Lenape:
mësi
English:
he goes here and there; he wanders
Lenape:
mësi at
English:
it flowed this way and that (such as something spilled)
Lenape:
mësihële
English:
this and that
Lenape:
mësi kèku
English:
to act foolish
Lenape:
mësilaehòsi
English:
he acts this way and that
Lenape:
mësilaehòsu
English:
they act this way and that
Lenape:
mësilaehòsuwàk
English:
they jumped here and there
Lenape:
mësilakihëleyok
English:
I live this way and that
Lenape:
mësilawsi
English:
he lives this way and that
Lenape:
mësilawsu
English:
he uses his hands to hold it in different positions; he moves things by hand to different places
Lenape:
mësilënëmën
English:
do not go here and there
Lenape:
mësiliahàn (w/ kàchi)
English:
to do various things to someone
Lenape:
mësi liha
English:
it went this way and that
Lenape:
mësilihële
English:
they went this way and that (inan)
Lenape:
mësilihëleyo
English:
they are many hued (colored)
Lenape:
mësiliksuwàk
English:
it is multi-colored; it is variegated
Lenape:
mësilikte
English:
they appear in different ways; they have different looks
Lenape:
mësilinakòhtu
English:
it appears in different ways; it has different looks
Lenape:
mësilinakòt
English:
he looked here and there
Lenape:
mësilinkwèxin
English:
he has all kinds of thoughts
Lenape:
mësilitehe
English:
they have different thoughts (from each other)
Lenape:
mësi liteheyok
English:
the Mësinkw impersonator, a man dressed in bear hide clothes with the carved wooden mask.
Lenape:
mësinkhòlikàn
English:
the center post of the Big House Church on which the Mësingw faces are carved
Lenape:
mësinkòkw
English:
guardian spirit of the game animals
Lenape:
mësinkw
English:
bear skin suit worn by the mësinkw impersonator
Lenape:
mësinkwxès
English:
water from here and there - Massepeage, NY
Lenape:
mësipèk
English:
water from streams that run here and there - Massebackhun
Lenape:
mësipekunk
English:
fish soup
Lenape:
namèsi kshitay
English:
Fish Creek (Washington Co. OK)
Lenape:
Namèsi Sipu
English:
I flirt
Lenape:
nchëmësi
English:
she flirted with me
Lenape:
nchëmësitakw
English:
I flirted with her; I flirted with him
Lenape:
nchëmësitao
English:
I act this way and that
Lenape:
nëmësilaehòsi
English:
I jump here and there
Lenape:
nëmësilakil
English:
we jumped here and there
Lenape:
nëmësilakilhëmëna
English:
I will paint it different colors
Lenape:
nëmësiliksëmën
English:
one who is greasy
Lenape:
shamësit