shpoⁿ (špǫ)
wet	Speaker - Maude Supernaw

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shpoⁿ (špǫ)

wet, be (RR-Quapaw)

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when a baby is wet (soaked diaper)
shpoⁿ  a-niⁿ  ni  (špǫ anį́ nį)	Speaker - Maude Supernaw
soaked, wet - to have - he/she moving doing that

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You made hand wet.
naⁿ-pe  shpoⁿ  hi  shka-xe  (nąpé špǫ hi škáγe)	Speaker - Maude Supernaw
hand - wet - very - you cause, make

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Dhegiha Language Family Comparison

• shpoⁿ (špǫ) - wet, be, aⁿ-shpoⁿ (ąšpǫ́) - I'm wet, di-shpoⁿ (dišpǫ́) - you're wet (RR-Quapaw)
• shpoⁿ (shpoⁿ) - soaked through (Omaha/Ponca)
• shpoⁿ (shpoⁿ) - sodden, softened by soaking in water (FL-Osage)
• shpoⁿ (špǫ́ǫ) - be softened by soaking in water, soften, become soft, sodden (CQ-Osage)

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• shpoⁿ-the (shpóⁿthe) - to soak something in water, such as a hide (Omaha/Ponca)
• shpoⁿ-the (shpoⁿ-the) - to soak a skin in water in process of tanning (FL-Osage)
• shpaⁿ-ye (shpáⁿye) - soak a hide in water, the fourth stage in dressing it, shpaⁿ-a-ye (shpáⁿaye) - I soak, shpaⁿ-ya-ye (shpáⁿyaye) - you soak, shpaⁿ-ye (shpáⁿye) - he/she/it soak, aⁿ-shpaⁿ-ya-be (aⁿshpáⁿyabe) - we soak, shpaⁿ-ya-ya-be (shpáⁿyayabe) - you all soak, shpaⁿ-ya-be (shpáⁿyabe) - they soak (Kanza)

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• ni-u-ga-shpoⁿ (niugashpoⁿ) - soak (Omaha)
• ni-ga-shpoⁿ (ní-ga-shpoⁿ) - soaked, water soaked (FL-Osage)

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• u-shpoⁿ (ushpoⁿ) - soft (Omaha)