Words in Lakota for lemma skim (1)

-zé, ka-

Meaning	ladle or dip out with a spoon or ladle
Original entry	-zé, ka- ‘ladle or dip out with a spoon or ladle’ B-296
Sources	EB: 296

-ze, wíka-

Meaning	a gravy strainer
Original entry	-ze, wíka- ‘a gravy strainer’ B-585
Sources	EB: 585

-ze, wína-

Meaning	a strainer, a filter
Original entry	-ze, wína- ‘a strainer, a filter’ B-587
Sources	EB: 587

-zé, ya-

Meaning	take out with the mouth from something, as food from a kettle the way a dog does, or a killed duck from a pond
Original entry	-zé, ya- ‘take out with the mouth from something, as food from a kettle the way a dog does, or a killed duck from a pond’ B-631
Sources	EB: 631

-zé, yu-

Meaning	dip, ladle out, e.g. food from a kettle; to skim
Original entry	-zé, yu- ‘dip, ladle out, e.g. food from a kettle; to skim’ B-657
Sources	EB: 657