Words in Lakota for lemma split (9)

ža, yawá-

Meaning	split fork-like with the mouth. to make a noise with the mouth; something squeaks against your teeth
Original entry	ža, yawá- ‘split fork-like with the mouth. to make a noise with the mouth’ B-630b; ‘something squeaks against your teeth’
Sources	EB: 630b

žá, ka-

Meaning	split a little, to make gape to hit and split
Original entry	žá, ka- ‘split a little, to make gape to hit and split’ B-278b
Sources	EB: 278b

žá, na-

Meaning	crush by trampling on e.g. rice
Original entry	žá, na- ‘crush by trampling on e.g. rice’ B-346b
Sources	EB: 346b

ža, wayú-

Meaning	stir up; to make mush or hasty pudding
Original entry	ža, wayú- ‘stir up; to make mush or hasty pudding’ B-569b
Sources	EB: 569b

žáhą, ka-

Meaning	make open out by striking, to press open; open out by striking, to press open; be opened out
Original entry	žáhą, ka- ‘make open out by striking, to press open’ B-278 b; ‘open out by striking, to press open’; ‘be opened out’ EJ
Sources	EJ

kažáyA

Meaning	be Y-shaped
Original entry	kažáyA ‘be Y-shaped’ EJ
Sources	EJ