windpipe, get stuck in*dina· 2dinaw´pl.*dinatampref. ofdi-by gravity*na·1covervchoke (on food, bread, candy); get stuck in esophagus, windpipedinamʔto choke from food stuck in the esophagus; {-·m-} Essivebaqʼo ʔinsʼe· to be· dinamyamˇsomething is stuck here in my throat2.2.1Breathe, breath
wing tipkʰi·sʼunkʰi·sʼúnnlargest quill; flight feathers, tip of wing; wing feather near joint near the body; (to some speakers) the wing as a wholesynhiʔikʰeyaʔihṭʰecfʔiša· 1
wing, move or put*ʔišatʔišáʔpl.*ʔišahtiverb. ofʔiša·arm wing branch-t1VBZ.n VBZ.avperform some action with the arm or wing: put it in some location, move it in some directionʔišatá·yi mi·li ʔput arm against that!hóhwa ʔišatá·yiuse your arm to hold the door!7.1.9Move a part of the bodysmlf.*ʔišatʰciessive*ʔišatʰma
wings be spread to fly*siṭʰe·msitʰemʔ´pl.*siṭʰetamessive of*siṭʰe·spread by wind; wings spreadv(fly with) wings spreadcuhcʰi ʔem–siṭʰemʔ cá·nʔthe vulture is flying along with wings spreadsiṭʰemá·lawone to fly down with spread wings8.3.1.9Stretch7.2.4.3Fly
wings spread*siṭʰe·siṭʰew´pl.*siṭʰewadpref. ofsi-by water*ṭʰe·1spread; spread outv(snow not rain) to spread out in the wind; wings (of a bird) to spread or open with the wind; (fly with) wings spread7.3.7Cover1.1.3.4Snow, iceessive*siṭʰe·m
winnow*baʔa21baʔáwvwinnow (grain); pick, shake, or rub into a basket with hand or stickmuhca báʔawto winnow grainbaʔaʔto winnow oncecf*qahpʰul 16.2.6.1Winnow grain
wipe mouth, snout, or beak*baqolbaqólʔpl.*baqola·tadpref. ofba-with mouth*qolpass one thing over surface of anothervwipe mouth, snout, or beak; pass one thing over the surface of another, with the lips, snout, or beakkayi·na yaʔ má·yiš ṭʰoʔo maʔan qaʔdi tol baqoli·cʼwhile the chicken was eating corn mash, it wiped its bill on grasssyn*bape·lcf*bahqalh5.6.6Wipe, erase
wipe with mouth*bahqalhpref. ofba-with mouth*hqalhremove surface materialvwipe the mouth, snout, or beak on something; wipe something with the mouth, snout, or beaksʼihta yaʔ ṭiʔbáhqa· maʔabina, ʔa· kʼaṭa qáhle dacʰulyál mil baṭʼélʔqa· bahqalícʼbinathe bird must have eaten blackberries and wiped his beak made a spot on the white clothes I had hung upcf*baqol5.6.6Wipe, erase
wire-grassciʔbaciʔba´nrush, reed, wire-grass, wire rush; strawUsed in weaving. Avoided by women during their menstrual period, it being associated with wet areas. Indians dug for water below where it grows.Juncus balticus (Rush Family)6.6.4.2Weaving baskets and matscomp.ciʔba dabo·maʔcomp.ciʔba donocomp.ciʔba qʰoṭocomp.ciʔbahqʰa
wish to happen*yuhsuwe 2yuhsúwepl.suweinterjwish or hope for something ot happen; may it happenyuhsuwe ʔihcʰe dibu·sʼuwʔmay it rainyúhsuwe· maʔál ʔahša cíʔsʼuwe·may this become fish3.2.7.1Hope