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q’uw’u cane; walking stick
xul’inust paint someone's chest
si’win’ wordpower
s-hwuhwa’us thunder
skw’siw’s scorched, singed (ducks)
lhuts’shenum cut one's foot
hule’hiiqw burning DIM PL
the’thqi’ sprouts, shoots (from thimbleberries, salaal berries, blueberries, or fern)
st’un’equn’ side-by-side (barrels)
’ut’emutth’t stretch fibre
paqwthut moldy, stale (get moldy)
kwikwuma’lus reddish brown
slhilhuts’ sliced
hwyam’q’usum’ scrubbing one's face ceremonially (with branches)
kwulalu’alus orange-coloured (red-alder coloured)
tsahwtum’ blowing on with cupped hand, being given artificial respiration
tstamut what happened, what is the matter
qw’uqw’a’qw’uqw club: getting clubbed DIM
q’puthut gather (e
hwihwusshe’num’ shaking off your feet
qemut bend it
s'ulhweenulh ancestor
kw’usha’qwnuhw counting heads (managing to)
t-shul’qut card it (wool)
kw’aant’ dolphin, porpoise
mul-hwthut rub oneself with something (oil, creme)
st’iyam’stuhw stick to: stuck on (have stuck on)
hwtth’itth’uqw’ul’qst punching someone in the nose
stsekwul’ how, kinds/manner
sqw’iqw’lush bird DIM
s-hwahwukw’ drunk (intoxicated)
shhwimelu store, market
syekw’ hired person
hwkw’etxum’nuts rattlesnake
tsala’lhth lend me
stl’paythun lip: lower lip
shxetl’ weir
tth’axwthut washing oneself
hwqw’axwum smell (verb)
tth’xwuwulh wash a canoe or car
hw’e’tth’ul’qsunum’ wiping one's nose
sqequm’ eddy, calm water
tth’uxwshenum wash one's feet
luluts’ yellow
qwa’tsup ashes
sq’eq’up’ tied up, bundled, baled
nikwiye’ uncle (an address form)
skw’ahwa’ stooped, bent over
qaanlhp arbutus
tl’i’tl’qi’kwu distant DIM
yu p’up’ukw floating up
tsta’lus marry: get a wife or husband
ts’ets’wi’tun’ dish (little dish), placename at Quamichan
yakw’um break, smash (get broken, smashed); break down (car)
sqw’aqw’ulh waiting, lying in wait, standing by (for ex when hunting or fishing)
qulnalum mad at us PASS
’utth’ulwutum wipe off one's clothes
lhukwlhukwels peck, keep on pecking
’ah
qp’ast turn it upside down (canoe, cup)
p’ap’utl’a’qwt feeling someone's head
sul’uthut doing (noun)
me’sh take off something
q’i’q’ept gathering it
thimu’els freeze (weather)
shhwum’ne’lukw uncles, aunts
huli’huy’u going, departing DIM PL
wuq’emutth’t dig out the roots (small tree, canes)
shushkw’uy’lhum’ bathing your own baby (keep on)
hw’a’kwut bending someone over
yuqwyuqwt burn them
lhuts’ul’ust cutting an area out of a weaving in order to reweave it
shus why, when, because
thithus big rocks
qwul’st boil it
hwtl’uykwusum wink
qw’aqwut club it
hul’xt spacing it apart
na’uth there (feminine)
quw heated (for ex by a fire)
yuqwutum
nelu’ at PL
tl’uli’tl’epxt scattering, spreading, broadcasting them DIM PL
t’i’t’ut’un’ut lining them up DIM
shxuluw’i’ts painted back
lhi’lhq’uw’s salmon: jack spring salmon
yuxtse’t bequeath
kw’am’kw’um’ strong
lhxilush stand up
ts’aqw’ul’s poking through (for ex working on a mat)
xuxuluw’ulh marking: making designs on the (out)-side of a canoe, basket or box
skw’she’lu counted (people)
hwxuxula’lusum’ painting one's eyes
lukwlukwa’qwt break off heads PL
’ush’i’shul’ paddling PL
mul-hwiwst rub it on him
’upenuwulh ten canoes
hwshe’qinum put on lap, with the head/back of neck resting on one's lap
hwkw’uqent turn it on to its back (human, animal)
’ayumshun slow footed, slow running