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By English WORD or PHRASE
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Search Results of "luwe" Lenape to English
English:
to say
Lenape:
luwe
Possible Word Results
English:
to esteem
Lenape:
a
luwe
lìntàm
English:
he has his tail up
Lenape:
àspa
luwe
English:
he walks with his tail up
Lenape:
àspaluwèxwe
English:
they are sticking out separately
Lenape:
chpa
luwe
English:
what they said
Lenape:
ehëluwèhtit
English:
what he said
Lenape:
ehëluwèt
English:
what you said
Lenape:
è
luwe
à
English:
what they said
Lenape:
èluwèhtit
English:
what he is called; what he is named
Lenape:
èluwènsit
English:
what it is called
Lenape:
èluwèntasik
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Sentence Results
English:
That one has difficulty saying anything.
Lenape:
Ahchinki këku
luwe
nàn.
English:
It is difficult when one wants to say something.
Lenape:
Ahòt ènta awèn kèku kahta luwèt.
English:
Some say medicine (or peyote) songs.
Lenape:
Alënte
luwe
yok asuwakàna mpisuni.
English:
He said more.
Lenape:
Anchi
luwe
.
English:
He said more.
Lenape:
ànchi
luwe
.
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Story Results
English:
19. When one brushes ones hair the hair should be put in a fire, and one tells 'Grandpa Fire,' "I give it to you." It is said that when a person leaves this earth 'Grandpa Fire' will give the hair back to that person.
Lenape:
19. Enta awèn kìshi chixàmate na mixekàna may ikahatuneyo tënteyunk tali,
luwe
yok "Tatahëlën muxumsa." Enta awèn alëmskate yushe xkwithakamika xu na muxumsëna na tëntay làpi mwilao na awèn.
English:
25. A person should not go to sleep with the red paint (used on the faces of dancers, or participants in the Big House Church)on his or her face because the departed people will say, "Oh, this person has come to see us," because when a person leaves this world he or she is painted, and that is the reason they say that.
Lenape:
25. Matàch awèn kawi ènta èlahkënate wëshkinkw èli yuki nèlkahkonkwik awènik xu
luwe
yok, "O, pèchi washe awèn nehkuna," èli ènta awèn alëmskat yushe xkwithakamika èlahkënao, nal në wënchi në
luwe
yok.
English:
27. No one should go to sleep with wet hair because the departed people will say, "Oh, this person has come to see us (in the spirit world)!" Soon the person will sicken and die. (This comes from that fact that when a person dies, and the body is washed, so also is the hair).
Lenape:
27. Matàch awèn kawi ènta skàpantpat èli yuki kètëmaksichik awènik
luwe
yok, "O, pèchi èt may nèhkuna washe awèn." Xuniti na awèn palsu òk ànkël.
English:
28. In the spring in the woods (when the sap rises) a person should cut the wild grape vine and saturate the hair (with the sap) because the elders say, "Soon the hair will grow long like a grape vine."
Lenape:
28. Sikònke awèn tekënink eyok kishkshëmën në wisahkimi, skàpënëmën në mwilàxk èli
luwe
yok yuki kikayàk, "Xuniti në mwilàxk xu alàshi kwënikën në mwilàxk alàshi wisahkimi.
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