Fight for freedom and Independence Day weekend
In Lakota, the Our Father is known as "Wowahwala," and it is a prayer that reflects the spiritual beliefs of the Lakota people. The prayer emphasizes themes of community, reverence for the creator, and the importance of living in harmony. For an accurate translation and recitation, it's best to refer to a Lakota speaker or resources from Lakota language programs.
By prayer, spell, and offerings at his temples.
tiwahe
By prayer and spell.
The anagram is "prayer."
The correct spelling is prayer.
The plural form for the noun prayer is prayers.
By prayer and spell.
The MULLAH called the faithful to prayer
Hocus pocus dominocus. Really, it could be to curse or to hex. A malicious prayer is said to be an imprecatory prayer.
In Hohe Nakota (the Assiniboine language), the word for peace or time of peace is wookiye; in Lakota it is wookhiye.
Alyssa Lakota goes by Lakota.