White Hat Orthography
l-
you, your (with y-stem active verbs)
la
to ask for, request
laḣ
very, very much, really, extremely
laḣ
certainly, surely
Lak̇ol’iya
Lakota language; in Lakota, speaking Lakota
Lak̇olyak̄e wouƞsp̄e
Lakota studies, Lakota studies class
Lak̇olyak̄el wouƞsp̄e
Lakota studies
Lak̇ot̄a
Lakota; Indian; Lakota, to be; Indian, to be
Lak̇ot̄iyA
speak Lakota; speaking Lakota; in Lakota
Lak̇ot̄iya, Lak̇olya
speaking Lakota, in Lakota
Lak̇ot̄iyap̄i
Lakota language
Lak̇ot̄iyap̄i woglak̄ap̄i wouƞsp̄e
Lakota language class
le
this, this one
le
this, this one (demonstrative)
leċala
recently, lately, just now, just a little while ago, not long ago; recent, new (usually used in reference to inanimate objects)
leċiya
here, over here; towards this way, over here; in/at/to here; in/at/to this general area; this way
lehaƞ
today, at this time/day
lehaƞl
now, today; during the present period
lek̄ṡi
uncle
lek̄ṡiyA
to have as an uncle
lel
here