Search Hul’q’umín’um’ words
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| Hul’q’umín’um’ | English | Audio | Image |
|---|---|---|---|
| ’i’t’une’t | packing it by the handle | ||
| kw’si’as | burned abdomen | ||
| lhts’alsels | cut up apples, vegetables | ||
| shushkw’uy’elh | bathing a baby (keep on) | ||
| tssetum | tell (to do something) PASS | ||
| tstl’ixwtl’uxw | oyster: gathering oysters | ||
| thuythut | prepare oneself, get ready | ||
| hwlum’lum’ust | fold them (berries) | ||
| hw’ukw’nutst | thread a needle | ||
| sq’lhan | bow, front of canoe | ||
| hwu’ul’lum’ | going and returning | ||
| ’i’tth’um’ | wear; putting on clothing | ||
| tumuhw | earth, ground | ||
| ’ukw’mun | waste, leftovers, shavings, food | ||
| nets’uw’t-hw | one house; the other room | ||
| xwuli’xwan’chunum’ | running DIM PL | ||
| hwthuyqwels | dig hole | ||
| hwleemun’ut | look into someone's ear | ||
| q’uw’ulwutt | hang clothes | ||
| stl’i’tl’epx | scattered, spread (for ex seeds, feathers) DIM | ||
| hwukw’netsum | salamander | ||
| pekw’t | dusting it: making dust | ||
| ’a’thul’ust | splicing in a piece | ||
| xetth’i’ | pawn | ||
| xwchenumstuhw | run it | ||
| yu kwun’et | holding on to | ||
| ’ulhtun | eat | ||
| seq’nuhw | splitting it (managing to) | ||
| tth’q’um | drip (verb) | ||
| mi’mulhu | dancing an Indian dance | ||
| t’en | out of sight | ||
| hwsq’utsun | split in half (rock) | ||
| thul’i’thqut | trees: little trees DIM | ||
| lhakwt | pecking | ||
| t’um’aythut | pound, hit someone on the mouth, hit a container on the lid | ||
| kwukwa’t | taking it apart | ||
| =ulh | past | ||
| lhilhuts’ut | slicing, cutting it | ||
| kw’ukw’ul’uthe’lum’ | diarrhea: I have diarrhea | ||
| ’uthule’tst | add more bales to it (bales of hay, bundles of lumber) | ||
| muxwuye’ | navel, belly button | ||
| sqwxwa’mush | Squamish | ||
| ts’uli’ts’at’qw’t | grinding them DIM | ||
| s’ux’i’x | scratched PL | ||
| tth’a’kwus | seven | ||
| mamqw | thick, big around PL | ||
| tsa’t | pull off a layer or covering; split wood out of a living tree, pull off cedar bark | ||
| sts’uts’e’shun’ | standing on, have a foot on | ||
| ’e’uhwin | little, small, tiny | ||
| hwp’ap’utl’ust | feeling someone's face | ||
| kwsutst | ART(icle) (we, that we, when we, as we, etc | ||
| q’aytum | kill PASS | ||
| tskwim | red | ||
| pi’paqwt | breaking (substance) it DIM | ||
| ts’uy’hwul’muhw | dry: breast milk has dried up | ||
| skwi’e’ | away, apart, keep a distance from | ||
| tth’xwew’t-hwt | wash houses | ||
| tsqw’een’qw’oon’ | earache (have an earache) | ||
| tuta’tun’ut | leaving someone DIM | ||
| syukw’um | rope (cedar bark, cedar roots, or willow) | ||
| shxetl’upsumtun | collarbone | ||
| se’stewut | lift it PASS | ||
| xt’ut | jinx someone, throw powers | ||
| qwulmut | say to | ||
| wutl’um’ukw’ | pop | ||
| qwsuthamut | put you into water PASS | ||
| ’uli’uy’mut | beautiful DIM PL | ||
| t’lhaqw’ | fall over suddenly (for ex when squatting) | ||
| mil’elum | go to court on charges | ||
| ma’mul’ | crayfish (sand crayfish) | ||
| tssisul’u | grandparent: have a grandparent DIM | ||
| sal’lus | drunk, light-headed | ||
| tl’i’tl’epxt | scattering, spreading, broadcasting it DIM | ||
| shxutl’wiltun | crossbeam in house | ||
| sweemun | shell: horseclam shell | ||
| hwmukwuthutul | kiss each other | ||
| shaqthut | finishing off | ||
| kw’saythun | burned mouth, lips | ||
| stl’uq’shun’ | mocassins, slippers | ||
| shhw’un’ets | grebe: horned grebe (similar to skwulkwulth but smaller) | ||
| ’aam’ust | giving | ||
| hwkwa’qut | open a container | ||
| yum’yum’q’talum | scrub us down ceremonially (with branches) PASS | ||
| pqway’ | rotten wood, punk | ||
| n’emustum | take PASS | ||
| chukunew’t-hw | chicken coop | ||
| lhul’q | soak, flood, rise (river) | ||
| hwusshenum | shake your foot, leg, pants | ||
| tth’axwshe’num’ | washing one's feet | ||
| ts’e’shunum’ | stepping up onto | ||
| hiiy’en’yunum’ | laughing DIM PL | ||
| ’i’iyas | cute DIM | ||
| yum’alustuhw | wrap up, lace to cradle through eyes on cradle | ||
| q’xhuw’lh | canoe:voyageur canoe | ||
| stth’ulhp | orange blossom (a bush) | ||
| ’un’= | your | ||
| q’exuthelum | fall backward: I fall backward PASS | ||
| smel’q | forgotten | ||
| sxuw’q’um’ | steelhead | ||
| lhq’utsse’lu | five people |