High Imperial Confusion

[Vinegar He/him]

Wasing, means was doing, so says spook. Sanderson has also stated it means the past tence.
Yet here: https://www.brandonsanderson.com/blogs/blog/annotation-mistborn-chapter-twenty-four-part-one?_pos=5&_sid=dac068f3f&_ss=r
Where they translate the conversation with spook, Ham, and Kelsier about breeze, Wasing seems to mean Am.

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[Treamayne]

1 hour ago, Denisimo said:

Wasing, means was doing, so says spook. Sanderson has also stated it means the past tence.
Yet here: https://www.brandonsanderson.com/blogs/blog/annotation-mistborn-chapter-twenty-four-part-one?_pos=5&_sid=dac068f3f&_ss=r
Where they translate the conversation with spook, Ham, and Kelsier about breeze, Wasing seems to mean Am.

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Wasing does not necessarily imply past tense. Please see the High Imperial Academy which lays out all known information on Eastern Street Slang. 

[Through The Living Ash he/him]

When used at the start of a sentence, wasing (almost always) indicates past or present tense. When used as a verb, it can have a myriad of meanings, including to do, to be, and altering the conjugation of other verbs in the phrase, among other possible meanings. 

[Vinegar He/him]

Thank you for the clarification.