wage waɣə
wahe wahə
warē- ware
wë wɛ
wëde wɛʈᶳə
wël wɛl
wën̄ wɛŋ
wëwōn wɛwon
wē we
wēt wet
Anoun
Music
‘newét’: a musical genre, combining percussion, songs and dance
hur ne wētsing ‘newét’
ne lin̄e i wētvoices of ‘newét’
seehewa
Bverb, intransitive
perform the ‘newét’, whether as a singer, as a musician or as a dancer
Ne wēt ve tu: hen̄were ve wēt.It was ‘newét’ time, people were performing ‘newét’.
we wə
wedewëde wəʈᶳəwɛʈᶳə
weh wəh
wehale wəhalə
wehewahe wəhəwahə
wehewohe wəhəwɔhə
welë wəlɛ
wenin wənin
weren̄o wərəŋɔ
wereri wərəri
wi wi
wië wiɛ
wiēne wienə
wie wiə radical
<°wiaMotawia
archgood. Now only found as a vestigial element in a handful of lexical forms
gë-wiegood
ve-wietrue
lō(l)-wiebe thankful
wiel wiəl
wil wil
win win
wingo winɣɔ noun
fish hook
Ole gerë si wingo, mi n' ëh revrav ē.Go take a fish-hook, with some fishing-line.
N' ige ne ni gën pah ne pepi, ni ven̄kë ne wingo mino!The fish ate the bait and let go of my hook!
Etym.Possibly a compound form: win ‘fruit, object’ (?) + go ‘fish hook’.
seego
wo wɔ
wokē-k wɔkek
wole wɔlə
wotewote wɔtəwɔtə
wō wo
wōlwōl wolwol
Motawolowoloacross
Anoun
Christianity
cross
Bproper noun
Astronomy
the Crossname of a constellation: Crux, the Southern Cross
wōn won
wōn̄or woŋɔr
wu wu
wuh wuh
wuhale wuhalə
wuhe wuhə
wulë wulɛ
wule wulə
wulegē- wuləɣe
wunewiëne wunəwiɛnə
wun̄or wuŋɔr
wur wur verb, intransitive
POc*puRuk
cough
wurëg wurɛɣ
wure wurə
wuren̄o wurəŋɔ
wureri wurəri
wuriël wuriɛl
wurwur wurwur noun
redupl. of wurcough
synonymēlewev
wut wut
wutë wutɛ
wuvie wuβiə
wuw wuw
wuwël wuwɛl