Words in Lakota for lemma pierce

woxlókA

Meaning	shoot or punch a hole, by shooting to make a hole
Original entry	woxlókA ‘shoot or punch a hole, by shooting to make a hole’ EB:598
Sources	EB: 598

yaxlókA

Meaning	bite a hole in, to bite open, to gnaw.
Original entry	yaxlókA ‘bite a hole in, to bite open, to gnaw’. EB:620
Sources	EB: 620

yuxlókA

Meaning	make a hole, using the hand
Original entry	yuxlókA ‘make a hole, using the hand’ EB:638
Sources	EB: 638

waxlókA

Meaning	cut a hole in anything with a knife
Original entry	waxlókA ‘cut a hole in anything with a knife’ EB:519
Sources	EB: 519

naxlókA

Meaning	make or wear a hole with the foot; as by walking
Original entry	naxlókA ‘make or wear a hole with the foot; as by walking’ EB:345
Sources	EB: 345

apáxlokA

Meaning	pierce or make a hole in, on anything
Original entry	apáxlokA ‘pierce or make a hole in, on anything’ EB:88
Sources	EB: 88

wakáxlokA

Meaning	make a hole in
Original entry	wakáxlokA ‘make a hole in’ EB:524
Sources	EB: 524