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Lenape Talking Dictionary
By English WORD or PHRASE
By Lenape WORD or PHRASE
479 Dictionary Entry Search Results For "tun"
English:
he talks persistently
Lenape:
ahamëshèk
tun
he
English:
he is a persistent talker
Lenape:
ahamëshèk
tun
hèt
English:
wrong words
Lenape:
ahapchanap
tun
English:
he talks wrong; he speaks incorrectly
Lenape:
ahchanë
tun
he
English:
he talks strangely
Lenape:
ahchipap
tun
he
English:
he talks strangely; he speaks of terrible things
Lenape:
ahchip
tun
he
English:
he uses big words
Lenape:
ahkëshap
tun
he
English:
he has a long beard
Lenape:
ahkòni
tun
aye
English:
tie it together
Lenape:
ahukòp
tun
English:
he starts to talk
Lenape:
alëmap
tun
he
English:
to begin to roll it
Lenape:
alëmchè
tun
English:
he starts to talk
Lenape:
alëm
tun
he
English:
to carry it away
Lenape:
alëmuxòh
tun
English:
rotten mouth; halitosis; also used as a nickname for a cat
Lenape:
alë
tun
English:
he has a rotten mouth; he has halitosis
Lenape:
alë
tun
e
English:
he talks mean
Lenape:
amànk
tun
he
English:
he is wasteful; he is reckless
Lenape:
amayahki
tun
English:
he talks recklessly
Lenape:
amayak
tun
he
English:
he talks recklessly
Lenape:
amayànk
tun
he
English:
he is overbearing with his talk
Lenape:
amënt
tun
he
English:
he talks loudly; she has a high pitched voice
Lenape:
amunk
tun
he
English:
he tied something on to lengthen it, such as a rope to string
Lenape:
anhukòp
tun
English:
he is argumentative
Lenape:
anhùk
tun
he
English:
he lost it
Lenape:
ànkhì
tun
English:
word; talk
Lenape:
ap
tun
akàn
English:
words
Lenape:
ap
tun
akàna
English:
he slept to death
Lenape:
ap
tun
kòm
English:
the high place
Lenape:
àspi
tun
k
English:
he has bad breath; he has smelly breath
Lenape:
chimakw
tun
e
English:
courageous person
Lenape:
chìpë
tun
English:
he talks strangely
Lenape:
chip
tun
he
English:
they filled them (such as a pipe)
Lenape:
chuskëna
tun
a
English:
they stuffed them (inan.)
Lenape:
chuwskëna
tun
a
English:
grill; something on which to roast
Lenape:
èhahpusi
tun
k
English:
pencil
Lenape:
èhëlekhikè
tun
k
English:
seekers; guides; scouts
Lenape:
èlah
tun
ikèchik
English:
seeker; guide; scout
Lenape:
èlah
tun
ikèt
English:
the way he lays it out
Lenape:
èlix
tun
ke
English:
the way he talked
Lenape:
èl
tun
hèt
English:
he placed it; I put it on
Lenape:
ha
tun
English:
he put them
Lenape:
ha
tun
a
English:
you speak well
Lenape:
hitai kpëmë
tun
he
English:
he is skilled at speaking
Lenape:
hitai pëmë
tun
he
English:
he speaks well
Lenape:
hitai pëmë
tun
he
English:
they speak well
Lenape:
hitai pëmë
tun
heyok
English:
he is a skilled talker
Lenape:
hitaw
tun
he
English:
he put it on; he puts it on (such as clothing)
Lenape:
ikaha
tun
English:
I put it on
Lenape:
ika ha
tun
English:
they put them (inan.) on; they don them (inan.)
Lenape:
ikaha
tun
eyo
English:
they put them on
Lenape:
ika ha
tun
eyo
English:
he put on (clothing); he placed it
Lenape:
ika tò
tun
English:
he wants to harm him
Lenape:
kah
tun
alao
English:
he is sleepy
Lenape:
kah
tun
kòm
English:
he looks sleepy
Lenape:
kah
tun
kòmëwinakwsu
English:
you are sleepy
Lenape:
ka
tun
kòm
English:
are you sleepy?
Lenape:
ka
tun
kòm hèch?
English:
tie them
Lenape:
kaxk
tun
a
English:
he has a dry mouth
Lenape:
kaxk
tun
e
English:
he jokes; he talks silly
Lenape:
kchèp
tun
he
English:
you tie it tight
Lenape:
kchitanap
tun
English:
he sleeps very soundly
Lenape:
këkhi
tun
kòm
English:
washtub
Lenape:
kèkshixtike
tun
k
English:
when I talk pitifully
Lenape:
këktëmak
tun
hea (w. enta)
English:
you put your finger in his mouth
Lenape:
këlap
tun
èna
English:
halter (like a bridle)
Lenape:
këli
tun
èpi
English:
halters
Lenape:
këli
tun
èpia
English:
you kissed her
Lenape:
këmus
tun
ama
English:
they take care of it
Lenape:
kenahki
tun
eyo
English:
you people will go to pull it
Lenape:
kënattachilah
tun
eyo
English:
you look for them
Lenape:
këna
tun
aok
English:
you look for him
Lenape:
këna
tun
aw
English:
you look for something
Lenape:
këna
tun
ëm
English:
you stood it up
Lenape:
kënipah
tun
English:
you people stood it up
Lenape:
kënipah
tun
eyo
English:
you talk dirty
Lenape:
kënisk
tun
he
English:
we are talking dirty
Lenape:
kënisk
tun
hehëna
English:
you are a skilled talker
Lenape:
kënitaw
tun
he
English:
you came this way talking
Lenape:
këpèt
tun
he
English:
few words
Lenape:
kèxap
tun
English:
the old people made it up
Lenape:
kìkayàk wënchi
tun
eyo
English:
you talk secretly; you whisper
Lenape:
kim
tun
he
English:
he talks secretly or he whispers
Lenape:
kim
tun
he
English:
you people talk secretly; you people whisper
Lenape:
kim
tun
hehëmo
English:
they talk secretly; they whisper
Lenape:
kim
tun
heyok
English:
he has finished making it
Lenape:
kishi
tun
English:
to finish work
Lenape:
kishix
tun
English:
he finishes talking
Lenape:
kish
tun
he
English:
you speak well
Lenape:
kitai pëmë
tun
he
English:
he is talking sincerely; you talk sincerely
Lenape:
kitap
tun
he
English:
he sleeps soundly
Lenape:
ki
tun
kòm
English:
you look for him
Lenape:
kna
tun
ao
English:
you look for him
Lenape:
kna
tun
ao
English:
I look for you
Lenape:
kna
tun
ël
English:
you talk nonsense
Lenape:
knuchkwew
tun
he
English:
he has a harelip (cleft lip)
Lenape:
kòhshë
tun
e
English:
he hid it
Lenape:
kònha
tun
English:
he has caved in lips
Lenape:
kòshë
tun
e
English:
he tied it
Lenape:
kòxp
tun
English:
you spoiled it; you ruined it
Lenape:
kpali
tun
English:
he talks crazy
Lenape:
kpëchew
tun
he
English:
he talks foolish
Lenape:
kpëchew
tun
hen
English:
you people are talking
Lenape:
kpëmë
tun
hehëmo
English:
you are waiting for it
Lenape:
kpè
tun
English:
you bring it
Lenape:
kpè
tun
English:
gag (to place in the mouth to keep someone quiet)
Lenape:
kpë
tun
English:
you will bring it
Lenape:
kpè
tun
ch
English:
you people brought it
Lenape:
kpè
tun
ëneyo
English:
your mouth will go crooked
Lenape:
kpim
tun
ehëla
English:
you broke it
Lenape:
kpukwix
tun
English:
to wash it (w/preverb)
Lenape:
kshix
tun
English:
he washes his mouth out
Lenape:
kshix
tun
he
English:
you placed it
Lenape:
kta
tun
English:
to put it back
Lenape:
ktëkha
tun
English:
you people do it
Lenape:
ktëli
tun
eyo
English:
he speaks pitifully
Lenape:
ktëmak
tun
he
English:
your mouth
Lenape:
k
tun
English:
you look for him
Lenape:
k
tun
ao
English:
you will look for him
Lenape:
k
tun
aòch
English:
I catch you
Lenape:
k
tun
ël
English:
you have them (IN)
Lenape:
kulha
tun
a
English:
he has thick lips
Lenape:
kupahkëshè
tun
e
English:
you know it
Lenape:
kuwa
tun
English:
we know it
Lenape:
kuwa
tun
èn
English:
you people know it
Lenape:
kuwa
tun
eyo
English:
he jerked it out
Lenape:
kwëchilah
tun
English:
they quickly pull them (inan) out
Lenape:
kwëchilah
tun
ëwo
English:
he turned it over
Lenape:
kwëlëpix
tun
English:
he has a long mouth
Lenape:
kwënë
tun
e
English:
he has a long beard; he has long whiskers
Lenape:
kwëni
tun
aye
English:
he washed it
Lenape:
kwëshix
tun
English:
he washed those
Lenape:
kwëshix
tun
a
English:
he whispered repeatedly
Lenape:
kwikwish
tun
e
English:
you like to talk
Lenape:
kwink
tun
he
English:
he whispers
Lenape:
kwishkw
tun
he
English:
to string it along
Lenape:
lapèx
tun
English:
to replace it
Lenape:
lapha
tun
English:
the way it was said
Lenape:
lap
tun
àhkàt
English:
word
Lenape:
lap
tun
akàn
English:
I put my finger in his mouth
Lenape:
lap
tun
ala
English:
he put his finger in her mouth
Lenape:
lap
tun
alao
English:
he searches
Lenape:
là
tun
ike
English:
lasso
Lenape:
lehëlaphukwèlah
tun
English:
type of tree
Lenape:
lehëlixi
tun
as
English:
camera (new word by Nora and Lucy)
Lenape:
lèkhasi
tun
k
English:
the way he talks
Lenape:
lë
tun
he
English:
when he talks that way
Lenape:
lë
tun
hèt (w. enta)
English:
he talks bad; he talks wrong
Lenape:
mahchë
tun
he
English:
it is badly made
Lenape:
mahchi
tun
English:
to speak wickedly or maliciously
Lenape:
mahtap
tun
English:
wicked talk
Lenape:
mahtap
tun
akàn
English:
to quarrel with each other
Lenape:
mahtap
tun
alti
English:
he talked badly; he talked maliciously
Lenape:
mahtap
tun
e
English:
he has imperfect lips
Lenape:
mahtëshè
tun
e
English:
he is quarreling; he talks mean
Lenape:
mahtë
tun
he
English:
to not sleep well
Lenape:
mah
tun
kòm
English:
he made it
Lenape:
mani
tun
English:
he is talking angrily
Lenape:
manunk
tun
he
English:
he defecates in his sleep
Lenape:
màsk
tun
kòm
English:
he has a red mouth
Lenape:
màxk
tun
e
English:
it is arranged properly
Lenape:
mayaix
tun
English:
he talks sensibly
Lenape:
mayaw
tun
he
English:
razor
Lenape:
mehëmushi
tun
ayëhikàn
English:
to spend something for drinks
Lenape:
mënè
tun
English:
drinking place
Lenape:
mëne
tun
k
English:
he talks this way and that
Lenape:
mësëlë
tun
he
English:
he talks this way and that; he talks every which way
Lenape:
mësë
tun
he
English:
a bloody mouth
Lenape:
mhuk
tun
English:
he has a bloody mouth
Lenape:
mhuk
tun
e
English:
he speaks badly to him
Lenape:
mòt
tun
halao
English:
I threw it away
Lenape:
mpàki
tun
English:
I spoiled it; I ruined it
Lenape:
mpali
tun
English:
I speak leisurely
Lenape:
mpapëmë
tun
he
English:
I played with it
Lenape:
mpapi
tun
English:
I talk
Lenape:
mpëmë
tun
he
English:
I will talk
Lenape:
mpëmë
tun
hèch
English:
I will talk
Lenape:
mpëmë
tun
hèch
English:
I speak
Lenape:
mpëm
tun
he
English:
I talk along
Lenape:
mpëm'
tun
he
English:
I put my finger in his mouth
Lenape:
mpënch
tun
èna
English:
I stuck it on something with a liquid
Lenape:
mpësàkpèlah
tun
English:
I brought it
Lenape:
mpèt
tun
English:
we come this way talking
Lenape:
mpèt
tun
hihëna
English:
I brought it
Lenape:
mpè
tun
English:
I wait for it
Lenape:
mpè
tun
English:
I wait for it
Lenape:
mpè
tun
English:
we wait for it
Lenape:
mpè
tun
èn
English:
we brought it
Lenape:
mpè
tun
èn
English:
I cleaned it
Lenape:
mpili
tun
English:
I cleaned those
Lenape:
mpili
tun
a
English:
we clean it
Lenape:
mpili
tun
èn
English:
I have a crooked mouth
Lenape:
mpim
tun
a
English:
my mouth went crooked
Lenape:
mpim
tun
ehëla
English:
I broke it
Lenape:
mpòkhì
tun
English:
I leave it alone
Lenape:
mpuni
tun
English:
he shaves
Lenape:
mushi
tun
ayahu
English:
to shave
Lenape:
mushi
tun
ayahwi
English:
toothless person
Lenape:
mush
tun
English:
he is toothless
Lenape:
mush
tun
e
English:
kiss him
Lenape:
mus
tun
àm
English:
to kiss it
Lenape:
mus
tun
amën
English:
kiss me
Lenape:
mus
tun
ami
English:
let's kiss
Lenape:
mus
tun
ètàm
English:
I go get it in a conveyance with wheels
Lenape:
nachchèlah
tun
English:
I handle it; I bother it
Lenape:
nachi
tun
English:
don't bother it; don't handle it
Lenape:
nachi
tun
hàn (w/ kachi) {DN}
English:
I dragged it
Lenape:
natachilah
tun
English:
I dragged those
Lenape:
natachilah
tun
a
English:
I will go to pull it
Lenape:
nattachilah
tun
English:
we will go to pull it
Lenape:
nattachilah
tun
èn
English:
look for me; search for me
Lenape:
na
tun
ai
English:
they look for me
Lenape:
na
tun
akuk
English:
he looks for me
Lenape:
na
tun
akw
English:
I looked for it
Lenape:
na
tun
àmën
English:
they looked for
Lenape:
na
tun
amuk
English:
I hunt him; I look for him
Lenape:
na
tun
ao
English:
he hunted for them
Lenape:
na
tun
ao
English:
I will hunt him; I will look for him
Lenape:
na
tun
aoch
English:
I look for them; I hunt them
Lenape:
na
tun
aok
English:
I will look for them
Lenape:
na
tun
aòkch
English:
we look for them
Lenape:
na
tun
awënanàk
English:
I look for something
Lenape:
na
tun
ëm
English:
they look for us
Lenape:
na
tun
kunënanàk
English:
he looks for me
Lenape:
na
tun
ùkw
English:
to ask for it
Lenape:
natux
tun
English:
I used the wrong words; I made a mistake while talking
Lenape:
nchanap
tun
e {DN}
English:
I filled it
Lenape:
nchuhò
tun
English:
I have my mouth full
Lenape:
nchuwix
tun
a
English:
I filled it with water to the brim
Lenape:
nchuwpèx
tun
English:
I stuff it full
Lenape:
nchuwskënà
tun
English:
clown
Lenape:
nehënisk
tun
hès
English:
I talked badly to him; I talked meanly to him; I talked crossly to him
Lenape:
nëmat
tun
hala
English:
I talk everyway
Lenape:
nëmësë
tun
he
English:
I shave
Lenape:
nëmushi
tun
ayahwi
English:
I kiss him
Lenape:
nëmus
tun
a
English:
I kiss her
Lenape:
nëmus
tun
hala
English:
she kisses me
Lenape:
nëmus
tun
halëkw
English:
we put it over there
Lenape:
në she ha
tun
èn
English:
they put it over there
Lenape:
në she ha
tun
eyo
English:
I grabbed it
Lenape:
nëwèchilah
tun
English:
I drank it up quickly
Lenape:
nëwèkwilah
tun
English:
I like to talk
Lenape:
nëwink
tun
he
English:
my beard
Lenape:
nëwi
tun
aya
English:
I sleep with them at their home
Lenape:
nëwi
tun
kòmaok
English:
I am becoming used to it; I am becoming skilled at it
Lenape:
nhita
tun
English:
I erected it; I raised it up
Lenape:
nipah
tun
English:
we stood it up
Lenape:
nipah
tun
ënèn
English:
he dirties it
Lenape:
niski
tun
English:
to drench something and make it dirty
Lenape:
niskpà
tun
English:
he has a dirty mouth
Lenape:
nisk
tun
e
English:
he talks dirty
Lenape:
nisk
tun
he
English:
we talk dirty
Lenape:
nisk
tun
hehëna
English:
dirty talk; vulgar talk
Lenape:
nisk
tun
heokàn
English:
I am skilled at using it (applied only to one thing; such as a certain machine; etc.)
Lenape:
nita
tun
English:
I am a skilled talker
Lenape:
nitaw
tun
he
English:
I pulled it out of the water
Lenape:
nkahpà
tun
English:
I hid it
Lenape:
nkànha
tun
English:
I want to carry it or (to continue doing something)
Lenape:
nkata pëmëxòh
tun
English:
I am sleepy
Lenape:
nka
tun
kòm
English:
I tied it
Lenape:
nkaxp
tun
English:
I pulled it out
Lenape:
nkëchilah
tun
English:
I pulled those out (inan.)
Lenape:
nkëchilah
tun
a
English:
I slept very soundly
Lenape:
nkëkhi
tun
kòm
English:
I take care of those (inan.)
Lenape:
nkenahki
tun
a
English:
I take care of it
Lenape:
nkenahki
tun
{DN}
English:
I washed it
Lenape:
nkëshix
tun
English:
I washed those (inan.)
Lenape:
nkëshix
tun
a
English:
I talk pitifully or humbly
Lenape:
nkëtëmak
tun
he
English:
I talk humbly
Lenape:
nkëtëmak
tun
he
English:
I touched it quickly
Lenape:
nkikilah
tun
English:
I work on it secretly
Lenape:
nkiminah
tun
English:
I talk secretly to him
Lenape:
nkim
tun
hala
English:
I talk secretly
Lenape:
nkim
tun
he
English:
we talk secretly; we whisper
Lenape:
nkim
tun
hehëna
English:
I finished wrapping it
Lenape:
nkìshi wixkwèp
tun
English:
I fix it; I repair it
Lenape:
nkishix
tun
English:
I did not finish talking
Lenape:
nkish
tun
he
English:
I will try it out; I will give it a try
Lenape:
nkwëchilah
tun
ch
English:
I put them back
Lenape:
nkwëtha
tun
a
English:
he left it
Lenape:
nòkah
tun
English:
he dragged it
Lenape:
nòtachilah
tun
English:
they drag it
Lenape:
nòtachilah
tun
eyo
English:
he will go to pull it
Lenape:
nòttachilah
tun
English:
he hunts for
Lenape:
nò
tun
àm
English:
her son-in-law
Lenape:
nò
tun
amako
English:
he hunts it; he looks for it
Lenape:
nò
tun
àmën
English:
they are looking for it
Lenape:
nò
tun
àmëneyo
English:
he looked for him; he called him
Lenape:
no
tun
ao
English:
he watches him
Lenape:
nò
tun
ao
English:
he looked for him
Lenape:
nò
tun
aoo
English:
I scattered it
Lenape:
nselah
tun
English:
I hang it up
Lenape:
nshèlah
tun
{DN}
English:
I laid it down
Lenape:
nshenkix
tun
English:
I hit them together
Lenape:
ntàkhwitèx
tun
a
English:
I took it along
Lenape:
ntalëmuxòh
tun
English:
I moved it to another place
Lenape:
ntànchi ha
tun
English:
I lost it
Lenape:
ntànkhi
tun
English:
I lost it
Lenape:
ntànkhì
tun
English:
I lost those
Lenape:
ntànkhi
tun
a
English:
we lost it
Lenape:
ntànkhi
tun
èn
English:
I placed it
Lenape:
nta
tun
English:
my mouth
Lenape:
n
tun
English:
Look for him
Lenape:
n
tun
a
English:
when he looks for it
Lenape:
n
tun
ànk (w. enta)
English:
I look for him
Lenape:
n
tun
ao
English:
I will look for him
Lenape:
n
tun
aòch
English:
let us look for him
Lenape:
n
tun
aòtàm
English:
if he looks for them
Lenape:
n
tun
ate
English:
Look for it
Lenape:
n
tun
ëm
English:
to look for
Lenape:
n
tun
ëm
English:
I am hunting for someone
Lenape:
n
tun
ike
English:
in my mouth
Lenape:
n
tun
ink
English:
he catches me
Lenape:
n
tun
ùkw
English:
I caught a woman
Lenape:
n
tun
xweòla
English:
he talks nonsense; he talks for nothing
Lenape:
nuchkwew
tun
he
English:
I have it
Lenape:
nulha
tun
{DN}
English:
I repaired it; I made it
Lenape:
nuli
tun
English:
I know it well
Lenape:
nuli wa
tun
English:
I put it in a good place; I arranged it
Lenape:
nulix
tun
English:
I fixed those (inan.)
Lenape:
nulix
tun
a
English:
we talk well
Lenape:
nul
tun
hehëna
English:
I drag it
Lenape:
nutachilah
tun
English:
I know it
Lenape:
nuwa
tun
English:
we know it
Lenape:
nuwa
tun
èn
English:
he bent it
Lenape:
òkchix
tun
English:
he has a white beard; he has white whiskers
Lenape:
opi
tun
aye
English:
he has white lips
Lenape:
òpshè
tun
e
English:
he has a white mouth
Lenape:
òp
tun
e
English:
it is arranged
Lenape:
pahkànchix
tun
English:
he has a flat mouth
Lenape:
pàk
tun
e
English:
he took it away
Lenape:
pali lëxòx
tun
English:
to spoil it; to ruin it; to destroy it
Lenape:
pali
tun
{DN}
English:
they talk leisurely
Lenape:
papëmë
tun
heyok
English:
he plays with it
Lenape:
papi
tun
English:
they arose in a group
Lenape:
pàskwipha
tun
eyo
English:
he talks mischievously
Lenape:
pëchew
tun
he
English:
toy
Lenape:
pèhpapi
tun
k
English:
preacher
Lenape:
pèhpëmë
tun
hès
English:
preachers
Lenape:
pèhpëmë
tun
hèsàk
English:
speaker; preacher
Lenape:
pèhpëmë
tun
hèt
English:
you talk to me
Lenape:
pëmë
tun
hali
English:
he is talking; he is preaching
Lenape:
pëmë
tun
he
English:
when they talk
Lenape:
pëmë
tun
hèhtit
English:
speech
Lenape:
pëmë
tun
heokàn
English:
when he talks
Lenape:
pëmë
tun
hèt
English:
they talked together
Lenape:
pëmë
tun
heyòk
English:
to carry it on (as a ceremony; etc.)
Lenape:
pëmëxòh
tun
English:
when they talk together
Lenape:
pèm
tun
hèhtit (w/ enta)
English:
speaker; preacher
Lenape:
pèm
tun
hèt
English:
he carries it around
Lenape:
pëmuxòx
tun
English:
they carried it along
Lenape:
pëmuxòx
tun
eyo
English:
to put it in
Lenape:
pënchilah
tun
English:
it is placed correctly
Lenape:
pëskweix
tun
English:
he came here looking for it
Lenape:
pètah
tun
ëmën
English:
one who comes this way talking
Lenape:
pet
tun
hèt
English:
to bring those (inan.)
Lenape:
pè
tun
eyo
English:
Don't bring it here.
Lenape:
pè
tun
hàn (w/ kàchi)
English:
he has a clean mouth
Lenape:
pil
tun
e
English:
it has been slanted
Lenape:
pimix
tun
English:
he has a crooked mouth
Lenape:
pim
tun
e
English:
his mouth went crooked
Lenape:
pim
tun
ehële
English:
he has a wrinkled mouth
Lenape:
pisëlë
tun
e
English:
he made a mistake while talking
Lenape:
pitap
tun
e
English:
he broke it (as by dropping)
Lenape:
pòkix
tun
English:
he destroys it; he spoiled it
Lenape:
pòli
tun
English:
they destroy it
Lenape:
pòli
tun
eyo
English:
they spoiled it; they ruined it
Lenape:
pòli
tun
eyo
English:
he stuck it on
Lenape:
psàkwix
tun
English:
he breaks wind while asleep
Lenape:
puk
tun
kòm
English:
he broke it
Lenape:
pukwix
tun
English:
he leaves it alone; he does not bother it
Lenape:
puni
tun
English:
he waits for it
Lenape:
pwè
tun
English:
he brings it
Lenape:
pwè
tun
English:
they brought it
Lenape:
pwè
tun
eyo
English:
he put his finger in her mouth accidentally
Lenape:
pwìchi lap
tun
alao
English:
he has his lips tightly closed
Lenape:
samòp
tun
e
English:
he holds his lips tightly together
Lenape:
samwë
tun
e
English:
he has a black beard; he has black whiskers
Lenape:
sëki
tun
aye
English:
Black Mouth (a dog's name)
Lenape:
Sëk
tun
English:
he has a black mouth
Lenape:
sëk
tun
e
English:
he is mouthy
Lenape:
sèk
tun
he
English:
match (for starting fires; etc.)
Lenape:
sèskahtelah
tun
k
English:
matches
Lenape:
sèskahtelah
tun
ka
English:
truth (lit: straight talk)
Lenape:
shàxahkap
tun
akàn
English:
he is telling the truth
Lenape:
shàxahkap
tun
e
English:
to hang it up
Lenape:
shèlah
tun
English:
he lays it out
Lenape:
shenkix
tun
English:
lip
Lenape:
shè
tun
English:
lips
Lenape:
shè
tun
a
English:
he is pointing with his lips (see comment)
Lenape:
shè
tun
èxin
English:
it is pulled out of the water and wrung out
Lenape:
sikapepapax
tun
English:
to make it wet
Lenape:
skàpà
tun
English:
he sprinkled it (with a liquid)
Lenape:
skàpha
tun
English:
he has a wet mouth
Lenape:
skàp
tun
e
English:
he talks too much
Lenape:
sòm
tun
hè
English:
they talk too much; they talk too loud
Lenape:
sòm
tun
heyok
English:
tie them together
Lenape:
tahkònhùkòp
tun
a
English:
he has a small mouth
Lenape:
tànk
tun
e
English:
captives
Lenape:
tèh
tun
ënchik
English:
rapist
Lenape:
tèhtùntxkweat
English:
they caused it
Lenape:
tëli
tun
eyo
English:
he took it
Lenape:
tëluxòx
tun
English:
to shake it and hit it against something
Lenape:
tëtantahkitèx
tun
English:
cicada; locust (periodical locust, with red eyes)
Lenape:
të
tun
English:
umbrella
Lenape:
thakòh
tun
English:
he talks softly
Lenape:
tòkew
tun
he
English:
he began to talk
Lenape:
tòlëm
tun
hèn
English:
he put it down; he placed it
Lenape:
tò
tun
English:
round bundle
Lenape:
tùkòp
tun
English:
mouth
Lenape:
tun
English:
catch him
Lenape:
tun
a
English:
mouths
Lenape:
tun
a
English:
tadpole
Lenape:
tun
ahkikwe
English:
he catches him
Lenape:
tun
ao
English:
you were caught
Lenape:
tun
ke
English:
if you were caught
Lenape:
tun
keàne
English:
it came open
Lenape:
tun
kshehële
English:
it opened quickly
Lenape:
tun
kshèhële
English:
key
Lenape:
tun
kshèkokàn
English:
cut it off
Lenape:
tun
kshëmën
English:
open the door for me
Lenape:
tun
kshènëmai
English:
you open it
Lenape:
tun
kshènëmën
English:
open it
Lenape:
tun
kshèni
English:
unlock me (like someone locked in a room)
Lenape:
tun
kshènihi
English:
open the door
Lenape:
tun
kshèni në skontay
English:
someone opened it
Lenape:
tun
kshènink
English:
it is open
Lenape:
tun
kshèxën
English:
he opens it
Lenape:
tun
kshèx
tun
English:
he has his mouth open
Lenape:
tun
k
tun
e
English:
he has his mouth open; his mouth is open
Lenape:
tun
k
tun
èxin
English:
wild Easter lily; white Adder's-tongue (a flower) (Erythronium albidum)
Lenape:
tun
tus
English:
he will catch a woman (or women)
Lenape:
tun
xkweèch
English:
he spreads his wings
Lenape:
tu
tun
kche
English:
he has it
Lenape:
ulha
tun
{DN}
English:
he fixes it; he repairs it
Lenape:
uli
tun
English:
he fixed it
Lenape:
ulix
tun
English:
he knows it
Lenape:
uwa
tun
English:
they know it
Lenape:
uwa
tun
eyo
English:
he knows it
Lenape:
wa
tun
English:
he fixed it securely
Lenape:
wchitanix
tun
English:
you people tell me the truth!
Lenape:
wëlamëweòp
tun
amikw
English:
he tied it securely
Lenape:
wëlap
tun
English:
he talks well of us
Lenape:
wëlap
tun
aèlxùkònk
English:
it is the truth
Lenape:
wëlap
tun
àhkàt
English:
they all talked good to each other
Lenape:
wëlap
tun
alti
English:
you people talk good to me!
Lenape:
wëlap
tun
amikw
English:
he speaks favorably; he speaks well
Lenape:
wëlap
tun
e
English:
he spoke well
Lenape:
wëlap
tun
he
English:
art of speaking good words; oratory
Lenape:
wëlap
tun
heokàn
English:
when he speaks well
Lenape:
wëlap
tun
hèt (w. enta)
English:
he talked good
Lenape:
wëlë
tun
he
English:
he fixed it
Lenape:
wëli
tun
English:
we fix
Lenape:
wëli
tun
èn
English:
they fix it
Lenape:
wëli
tun
eyo
English:
to fix it; he put it away
Lenape:
wëlix
tun
English:
he stood it up
Lenape:
wënipah
tun
English:
they stood it up
Lenape:
wënipah
tun
eyo
English:
he does it well; he is skilled at using it (one thing; such as a machine)
Lenape:
wënita
tun
English:
he is talking about _______ (subject)
Lenape:
wëntap
tun
e
English:
he drags it
Lenape:
wënutachilah
tun
English:
blackjack oak (Quercus marilandica)
Lenape:
wewchëli
tun
as
English:
one who likes to talk
Lenape:
wewink
tun
hèt
English:
mermaid; merman (characters of Lenape myths)
Lenape:
wèw
tun
ëwès
English:
mermaid; merman (characters of Lenape myths)
Lenape:
wèw
tun
ewèsàk
English:
of the mermaid
Lenape:
wèw
tun
ëwèsi
English:
The Finishing or Ending Place (like end of a trail) - Wickatunk, NJ
Lenape:
Wikwè
tun
k
English:
he likes to talk
Lenape:
wink
tun
he
English:
Box Elder (tree)
Lenape:
wisai
tun
as
English:
he has a yellow beard; he has yellow whiskers
Lenape:
wisi
tun
aye
English:
he speaks along with others
Lenape:
wit'
tun
he
English:
whiskers; a beard
Lenape:
wi
tun
ay
English:
his beard; whiskers
Lenape:
wi
tun
aya
English:
he sleeps with someone
Lenape:
wi
tun
kòm
English:
he wrapped it up
Lenape:
wixkwèp
tun
English:
his lip
Lenape:
wshè
tun
English:
mouth, his mouth
Lenape:
w
tun
English:
in his mouth
Lenape:
w
tun
ink
English:
he has a big mouth
Lenape:
xinkw
tun
e
English:
he has a slimy mouth
Lenape:
xkàk
tun
e
English:
he drools
Lenape:
xkwikw
tun
he
