Words in Lakota for lemma miss

kagnáyĄ

Meaning	miss partly while striking
Original entry	kagnáyĄ ‘miss partly while striking’ EJ
Sources	EJ

pagnáyĄ

Meaning	miss sth. partly trying to rest on sth. and thus fall down e.g. from a chair; miss in pushing
Original entry	pagnáyĄ ‘miss sth. partly trying to rest on sth. and thus fall down {e.g.} from a chair; miss in pushing’ EJ
Sources	EJ

wagnáyĄ

Meaning	miss in attempting to strike with a knife
Original entry	wagnáyĄ ‘miss in attempting to strike with a knife’ EJ
Sources	EJ

wanágnayĄ

Meaning	slip, slide; deceive
Original entry	wanágnayĄ ‘slip, slide; deceive’ EJ
Sources	EJ

wognáyĄ

Meaning	miss partly in shooting or striking with end of a stick, i.e. not hitting e.g. an animal well so that it can get away
Original entry	wognáyĄ ‘miss partly in shooting or striking with end of a stick, i.e. not hitting e.g. an animal well so that it can get away’ EJ
Sources	EJ

yagnáyĄ

Meaning	miss sth. partly with the mouth in attempting to catch; tell a falsehood
Original entry	yagnáyĄ ‘miss sth. partly with the mouth in attempting to catch; tell a falsehood’ EJ
Sources	EJ

yugnáyĄ

Meaning	miss, as in trying to grasp sth.
Original entry	yugnáyĄ ‘miss, as in trying to grasp sth.’ EJ
Sources	EJ

yugnágnayĄ

Meaning	to take a loose hold of; you don’t quite have control over it yet
Original entry	yugnágnayĄ ‘to take a loose hold of; you don’t quite have control over it yet’ EJ
Sources	EJ