wa-x'e (waxʔé )
grave	Speaker - Maude Supernaw

Digging a grave.
di-k'o-te  wa-x'e  (dikʔó tte waxʔé)	Speaker - Maude Supernaw
dig - grave

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Dhegiha Language Family Comparison

• wa-x'e (waxʔé ) - grave (RR-Quapaw)
• wa-xe (waqé) - bury, to bury them, a-wa-xe (awáqĕ) - I bury, bury them, wa-tha-xe (wa¢aqĕ) - you bury, bury them, aⁿ-waⁿ-xa i (aⁿwaⁿ́qa i) - we bury, bury them (Omaha/Ponca)
• wa-xe (wa-xé) - a funeral, the grave, a tomb, to bury the dead (FL-Osage)
• wa-xe (waxé) - bury, to bury someone (Kanza)
• wa-xa-bi (waxábi) -  grave (JOD) (Kanza)

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• xe (xe) - bury (RR-Quapaw)
• xe (qe) - bury, cache, to bury a corpse, to bury or cache food such as corn or dried meat, tha-xe (¢aqĕ́) - you bury, a-xe (aqĕ) - I bury, aⁿ-xa i (aⁿqa i) - we bury (Omaha/Ponca)
• xe (xe) - to bury, to inter, to place in a grave, a-xe (a-xé) - I bury, I buried him or her, tha-xe (tha-xé) - you bury, you buried him or her (FL-Osage)
• xe (xe) -  bury (Kanza)