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sqw’uqwtsus huckleberries (red huckleberries) "bang your head on a branch"
hun’uyulh sing a lullabye to your baby
quq’tsust bandage a hand
yun’yun’the’lum’ laughing at me
’uy’ good, fine, okay
xlhi’qw headache (get a headache)
mel’qt forget it
huy’qwul’muhw burning slash
wuqw’ilum downstream: go downstream
shhwul’mastun window, mirror
hwu lhq’et wide (get wide)
ts’aqw’thut piercing self
q’ul’shtun mat, shawl
q’isut tie it, knot it, bind it
hi’huy’qw burning DIM
lulusek sacks
sts’uts’e’ on (be on something)
wa’wu
xuxu’athun four (for ex lasting four days)
kw’ukw’ul’uthe’lum’ diarrhea: I have diarrhea
stth’um’inus chestbone, breastbone, sternum
xeem cry
numnus go toward
hwtsi’tsakwul’thut going where, going which way
tl’upxels scatter something (for ex feathers)
lil’e’lum’ilh babysit (young child babysitting a baby) DIM
lhap’qw’um’ boiling
lhets dark
lhup’tth’ slurp up
hwi’hwtus heavy DIM
swunmelh nephew, niece, when the parent is deceased
tsiw’a’lum’ making fun of
tth’umx pop into sight (the sun, through clouds)
sq’ew payment (what one is paid with)
lhasut slip behind them (for ex in racing); slide it down
t’akw’stum
kw’ukw’i’thut social climbing
pasutus
’e’i’kw’nuhw losing it DIM
tsutl’im’shun jump around, constantly moving the feet
hwtl’uptl’upxust scatter berries (for ex on a rock, for drying) PL
xet’kw’ul’s whittling, gnawing
lhuts’un’up disking the ground
shhwu’ixw open (door)
qel’qulhp rose bush: wild rose
yutl’uwulh rub a canoe
ts’at’qw’t grinding it, pulverizing, smashing it
xushun’ trap (an animal trap)
tth’xwul’qun wash wool
kwukwun’ta’lutstum’ fighting over it; disputing PASS
putum’ute’wut asking (a question) PASS
tl’amut try on
hwxp’uw’i’tsum scratch your back
we’wuq’un’upt digging it
sxayukw’us raccoon
hw’e’tth’qi’num’ wiping the inside of one's mouth
swuqw’a’lh blanket: goat's wool blanket
tl’ulxels pop, spatter, sparkle (grease; fire; sparklers)
tth’iqw’ut punch, hit with fist, stab with knife
kw’unelh how many times
spukw’ flour
wunels throw out (money, blankets) ceremonially
hwuhwusshe’num’ shaking off your feet
shhwum’nikw uncle, aunt
saxwulew’t-hw barn
q’a’ together
lhem’ts’ul’s picking; picker
lhilhuts’uxut cutting the corner off a box, edge off a blanket
t’uqw’eem’ breaking (string), cutting a piece off
hwtth’kw’ulqsunum shine a light into one's own nose
shxathus palm of hand; sole of foot
sq’emutth’t split cedar shakes, rip inner cedar bark into strips
wulhuthut rough on: be rough on
q’et’um sweet
stituxwa’qw bushy haired
kw’es hot (get hot)
qi’qtum’as ball, to play a traditional ball game
lhikw’ touch, tip on (hit, graze)
kwun’um receive some, get some
kw’am’kw’um’thut strong: become stong
xwamlhnulh throat, windpipe, trachea
swultun net: gillnet (noun)
hwt’umuw’i’tst pound on the middle of the side of the barrel, pound on the back of a person
qwal say, speak
kw’shem count
shumun’tun net pulled by two canoes
st’ut’e’ like (be like PL)
t’uqw’utth’eel’s cutting by hand, sawing by hand
yekw’ hire
shshamus smoke dried, smoke-dried fish
t’um’emutth’ulhtstham’sh pound (cedar bark) for me
tl’iw’ sneak off, run away
sal’xthut going out to cool yourself off
skw’ey’shun sore-footed
swaw’lus young men
t-hwels uncover something
thul’shutun mat of bullrushes or old cloth (braided, woven)
xil’e’ts salmon: dog salmon, after spawning
xul’tun pencil, pen
xwuyxwuya’yu fly (insect)