Origin:
wán– (with eyes) + –twana (with, together with)
Definition:
To follow with the eyes, watch leave.
Examples:
- iwántwanaša kʷaaná ‘he is following that one with his eyes’;
- iwántwanašananam áčaški ‘he was following you with his eyes’.
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[NE wántwaa; WS & NW wántwinn; NP /nmtwíkn/.]