Words in Lakota for lemma peel (5) > skin

yuɣápa

Meaning	skin sth.
Original entry	yuɣápa ‘skin sth.’ RTC
Sources	RTC

kaɣápa

Meaning	cut, spread open by cutting, to spread open
Original entry	kaɣápa “kaġáṗa” ‘cut, spread open by cutting, to spread open’ EB:272
Sources	EB: 272

kaġáṗa

Meaning	strip off the skin with the foot
Original entry	naɣápa “naġáṗa” ‘strip off the skin with the foot’ EB:342
Sources	EB: 342

naɣápa

Meaning	push off with the hand (e.g. the skin of an animal)
Original entry	paɣápa “paġáṗa” ‘push off with the hand (e.g. the skin of an animal)’ EB:423
Sources	EB: 423

naġáṗa

Meaning	bite off (e.g. the skin or bark from anything)
Original entry	yaɣápa “yaġáṗa” ‘bite off (e.g. the skin or bark from anything) EB:618
Sources	EB: 618

paɣápa

Meaning	skin animals, be in the habit of taking off skins
Original entry	wawáɣapa “wawáġaṗa” ‘skin animals, be in the habit of taking off skins’ EB:556
Sources	EB: 556

paġáṗa

Meaning	[peel (5) > skin]

yaɣápa

Meaning	[peel (5) > skin]

yaġáṗa

Meaning	[peel (5) > skin]

wawáɣapa

Meaning	[peel (5) > skin]

wawáġaṗa

Meaning	[peel (5) > skin]