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Lenape Talking Dictionary
By English WORD or PHRASE
By Lenape WORD or PHRASE
108 Dictionary Entry Search Results For "wil"
English:
power
Lenape:
alë
wil
ësëwakàn
English:
those who are most powerful
Lenape:
alë
wil
ësichik
English:
he who is most powerful
Lenape:
alë
wil
ësit
English:
he swims
Lenape:
ashëwìl
English:
beads worn in strings from the shoulder to the opposite hip
Lenape:
ashu
wil
unkhusanshapia
English:
he is wearing wampum beads in a string or in strings from his shoulder to his opposite hip
Lenape:
ashu
wil
unkhusu kekok
English:
under his wing(s)
Lenape:
èk
wil
unkòne
English:
he swims through
Lenape:
èshashuwìl
English:
you are jealous of him
Lenape:
kànk
wil
a {DN}
English:
we must go hunt for fresh meat
Lenape:
kënch ta ntuh
wil
siànkwe
English:
he tempted him
Lenape:
këshë
wil
aimao
English:
you tempt me
Lenape:
këshë
wil
aimi
English:
he is jealous of him
Lenape:
kònk
wil
ao
English:
he swam across
Lenape:
koxkahkashëwìl
English:
your power
Lenape:
ktalë
wil
ësëwakàn
English:
you swim
Lenape:
ktashëwìl
English:
swallow him!; swallow it! (something considered animate)
Lenape:
kwìl!
English:
you are puzzled by him
Lenape:
k
wil
alelëma
English:
you are in a quandary
Lenape:
k
wil
a lelìntàm
English:
they were bewildered about it
Lenape:
k
wil
a lelìntàmëneyo
English:
quandary
Lenape:
k
wil
a lelìntàmëwakàn
English:
they are bewildered
Lenape:
k
wil
a lelìntàmuk
English:
you are in a quandary; you don't know what to do
Lenape:
k
wil
a lësi
English:
he is in a quandary; he is dead (lit: he can no longer help himself)
Lenape:
k
wil
a lësu
English:
they could do nothing
Lenape:
k
wil
a lësuwàk
English:
death
Lenape:
k
wil
a lësuwakàn
English:
they could not find him
Lenape:
k
wil
ao
English:
they lost him
Lenape:
k
wil
awoo
English:
they miss us
Lenape:
k
wil
ukunënanàk
English:
you long for him; you miss him
Lenape:
k
wil
uma
English:
he longs for him
Lenape:
k
wil
umao
English:
they missed him
Lenape:
k
wil
umawoo
English:
I miss you
Lenape:
k
wil
umël
English:
you long for me; you miss me
Lenape:
k
wil
umi
English:
we like to swim
Lenape:
kwinkashuwìlhùmëna
English:
we like to swim
Lenape:
kwinkashuwìlhùmëna
English:
he did not give him
Lenape:
m
wil
aio (w. neg.)
English:
they did not give him
Lenape:
m
wil
aiyëwoo (w. neg.)
English:
he did not give them
Lenape:
m
wil
aiyok (w. neg.)
English:
he gives it to them
Lenape:
m
wil
anàk
English:
he gave to him
Lenape:
m
wil
anèp
English:
he gave it to them
Lenape:
m
wil
aneyo
English:
he gave to him; he gave to them
Lenape:
m
wil
ao
English:
he gives it to him
Lenape:
m
wil
aon
English:
they give to him; they give to them
Lenape:
m
wil
awoo
English:
his hair
Lenape:
m
wil
àxk
English:
his step-father
Lenape:
m
wil
itako
English:
they are given by him; they are given by them
Lenape:
m
wil
këwoo
English:
he gives to him
Lenape:
m
wil
ku
English:
I swim here and there
Lenape:
nëmësashëwìl
English:
I drank it up quickly
Lenape:
nëwèk
wil
ahtun
English:
I have a headache; my head hurts
Lenape:
në
wil
ine
English:
he swims in front
Lenape:
nikanashuwìl
English:
I am jealous of him; I am envious of him
Lenape:
nkànk
wil
a
English:
I am puzzled by him
Lenape:
nk
wil
alelëma
English:
I am in a quandary; I am bewildered
Lenape:
nk
wil
a lelìntàm
English:
I am in a quandary; I don't know what to do
Lenape:
nk
wil
a lësi
English:
I cannot find it
Lenape:
nk
wil
amën
English:
I cannot find it
Lenape:
nk
wil
amën
English:
I cannot find him
Lenape:
nk
wil
ao
English:
I long for him; I miss him
Lenape:
nk
wil
uma
English:
I long for them; I miss them
Lenape:
nk
wil
umaok
English:
we long for them; we miss them
Lenape:
nk
wil
umawënanàk
English:
I long for it; I am lonesome for it (such as the sound of a drum, etc.)
Lenape:
nk
wil
untàmën
English:
I swim
Lenape:
ntashëwìl
English:
he hunts for fresh meat
Lenape:
ntuh
wil
si
English:
I gasped
Lenape:
ntushë
wil
èxe
English:
I gasp
Lenape:
nushë
wil
èxe
English:
he swims a long way
Lenape:
ohëlëmashuwìl
English:
he earns
Lenape:
patah
wil
su
English:
he has dry wings
Lenape:
penk
wil
unkòne
English:
he swam in this direction
Lenape:
pètashuwìl
English:
his boy
Lenape:
p
wil
aechëma
English:
he cleaned it
Lenape:
p
wil
akhomën
English:
they cleaned it
Lenape:
p
wil
akhomëneyo
English:
he cleaned it by heat or cedar smoke
Lenape:
p
wil
hìksëmën
English:
his peach
Lenape:
p
wil
këshëma
English:
robbery
Lenape:
shik
wil
ësëwakàn
English:
grasshopper
Lenape:
shùkwìlkès
English:
grasshoppers
Lenape:
shùkwìlkèsàk
English:
he is cowardly
Lenape:
sh
wil
ae
English:
one who is a coward
Lenape:
sh
wil
ait
English:
coward
Lenape:
sh
wil
ay
English:
he swims naked
Lenape:
supashuwìl
English:
head of a beaver
Lenape:
tëmakwei
wil
English:
he overpowered him (supernaturally)
Lenape:
tòlu
wil
ìsitao
English:
Drink it all up!
Lenape:
wèk
wil
ahtu
English:
he swims well
Lenape:
wëlashuwìl
English:
head; his head
Lenape:
wil
English:
name him
Lenape:
wìl
English:
heads
Lenape:
wil
a
English:
their tongues
Lenape:
wil
anëwoo
English:
tongue
Lenape:
wil
anu
English:
exclusive
Lenape:
wil
ay
English:
her brother-in-law
Lenape:
wil
ëma
English:
their heads
Lenape:
wil
ëwoo
English:
a navel
Lenape:
wil
hwi
English:
he has a headache
Lenape:
wil
ine
English:
headache
Lenape:
wil
ineokàn
English:
on his head
Lenape:
wil
ink
English:
fat; fat meat
Lenape:
wil
su
English:
it is fatty
Lenape:
wil
suu
English:
calling the names (in Big House Church people's Lenape names are called)
Lenape:
wil
tin
English:
he is warmed thru and thru; he is warmed (after being in the cold)
Lenape:
wil
uksu
English:
one who likes to hunt (generally applied to hunting the larger animals such as deer; buffalo; bear; etc.)
Lenape:
winkahtuh
wil
sit
English:
he likes to hunt (generally applied to hunting the larger animals such as deer; buffalo; bear; etc.)
Lenape:
winkahtuh
wil
su
English:
he likes to swim
Lenape:
winkashuwìl
English:
he has fat wings
Lenape:
wisë
wil
unkòne
