Words in Lakota for lemma peel (1)

kaskú

Meaning	peel off (e.g. bark with an ax)
Original entry	kaskú ‘peel off (e.g. bark with an ax)’ EB:289
Sources	EB: 289

waskú

Meaning	pare or shave off (as the skin of a potato or apple and as flesh from a hide)
Original entry	waskú ‘pare or shave off (as the skin of a potato or apple and as flesh from a hide)’ EB:549
Sources	EB: 549

yaskú

Meaning	bite off or peel off with the teeth
Original entry	yaskú ‘bite off or peel off with the teeth’ EB:627
Sources	EB: 627

yuskú

Meaning	peel off the skin with the hand; pare
Original entry	yuskú ‘peel off the skin with the hand; pare’ EB:649
Sources	EB: 649

hánaskusku

Meaning	crack and peel off as the skin of potatoes do by boiling
Original entry	hánaskusku ‘crack and peel off as the skin of potatoes do by boiling’ EB:165
Sources	EB: 165