Definitions of Lakota words:
-When a man rides through water and gets wet in spite of lifting his legs.
-To rest one's mind by walking around after hard work.
Wednesday, January 11, 2012
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2 comments:
i have experienced both. i wonder if there's a lakota work for getting wet when your horse tries to lay down in a river.
oh, god, no...lay, lie
HAHA!! yes, when your horse lies down in a river. OR when your horse lay down in the river a long time ago. it's dreadful, but we can't get around those words!
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