wapekon |
(cloth, paper, etc.) it is white |
wapeyit |
white person, white man |
wapeyu |
s/he, it is white in color |
wapi (wap-) |
white in color |
wapihtuwe |
s/he has white beard or whiskers |
wapikate |
h/ foot or leg is white; h/ feet or legs are white |
wapi-kcahqomu |
it sticks out and is white (e.g., whiter than what it sticks out from) |
wapikcehpute |
(light, eye) it shows white when it flickers |
wapikceksok |
white of eye |
wapikcekson |
(eye) the white of it shows up |
wapikciye |
s/he has white rump |
wapikosiyehpusu |
h/ fingernails flash white |
wapikp |
(sapwood of Fraxinus nigra) ash wood with whitish color (used for fancy baskets) |
wapilomonhasu |
it is painted white |
wapilomonhomon |
s/he paints it white |
wapinaqot |
it looks white |
wapinaqsu |
s/he looks white, looks pale |
wapiqe |
h/ face is white or pale |
wapiskipepisu |
s/he has white band around neck |
wapitahasu |
s/he thinks like white person |
wapsoke |
(wood, board) it is white |
waptokinaqot |
(garment, shoelace, etc.) it looks whitish or light gray |
waptokinaqsu |
(garment, rope, string, etc.) s/he looks whitish or light gray; (person) h/ clothes look whitish or light gray |
wenuhc |
white person, white man; (wenuhcomol) h/ male helper or caregiver |
wenuhcisqehs |
white woman |