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tth’um’unu hook: halibut fish hook
hwtqet close door, turn off water
xut’ustuhw doing, making
nuqnuqum dive PL (for ex they dive)
slhel’q flooded, soaked
ts’uwtun helper
tl’i’stum expensive, too expensive PASS
pqwulhtsut break (substance) it for him
sq’tth’e’lu joined (people, for ex siamese twins)
stth’ooms
siiye’tun spider: black widow (red-backed, hairy spider)
tth’uqw’nuhw punch someone (accidentally, manage to)
hwkwunnuts skein
mal’sum’ cranberry
kw’ukw’shiw’st counting groups, sacks of ducks
tl’umnuhw arrive, get there in time (manage to)
tth’uxwul’nusum’ brushing one's teeth
shnetulhqun breakfast
sht’uqw’utth’eel’s bucking saw
xuy’ut beat it (person, animal)
shutum’ swimming (fish, seal)
syuw’en’ traditions, history
shhwunum’ going: where one is going
matl’ matched, meet your match, even
smilhu dance (n)
qwul’i’qwlhi’shun’ shoes DIM
sqwaqwul’mut sayings
xul’tsust mark someone's hands
xwuyxwayul red hot (get red hot, of coals)
tuxwa’ts bow (archery)
hwlumlumhwust thump in the face
luq’elhtham’sh put it in front of me
tskwekwuyul’ holding wake; and ritual for break of dawn and dusk for a new dancer
kw’se’um heat over the flames, singeing the skin
tum’ush wishing/craving something which you can get
hw’ukw’alust hook stitches
t’uyum’ stick to something
ts-huy’wun’ chanting
hwu sq’iq’ul’u preserved food: have preserved food
q’pune’tun ribbon
qw’elum disembarking, get out of the water PL; get off a vehicle PL
sts’uqw’shen sliver (what has pierced the foot)
qwthalus bowl, platter, wooden tray
xwil’ch’uqs chipmunk
sqelux digging stick; clam fork
hw’iint say what
xuxp’al’st scratching, testing fruit all the way round, for ripeness
stulhtsus adze, a D-adze
hwule’hwe’ fast PL
stl’eeltslh heart pulse (carotid artery pulse) on a baby
xwuqw’tun pole (canoe pole)
shq’a’wulh partner
stuy’ti’ hoop, a toy hoop
hwlhuq’qenum lay it in front of oneself
yu sqwuqwis in the water (moving along = yu)
t’um’ut pound on it, beat a drum
xuluw’salkwlh dancers (new dancers)
’iqw’ut scrub (with cedar boughs, for purification)
qa’qa’t drink it
snents’ pale from illness, withdrawn, dead
xwulelu less one person, short a person, one died
hi’hul’kw breaking (stick) DIM
smatqwshun’ have your foot in the water
xuytl’ulhqa’ cold water
hwtsakwkwi’lum’ going too far
q’uq’p’uw’ulht tying up a canoe (keep on)
shishuts’ underbrush
qq’ule’tst bale it, bundle it up
’uw’ contemporaneous
yiq snow (to snow)
lhuw’een bring gifts to relatives at another reserve (a big gift to someone)
stth’oom berry
siiye’yu friends, relatives
q’ewutum pay: be paid
hwtth’utth’kw’ul’qst shining a light into someone's nose
st’ut’unule’ts stacked
q’it’a’ulhp honeysuckle
si’si’me’t afraid of
sqwe’qwuqwis in the water DIM
si’sq’al’wutum’ tearing up one's clothes (keep on)
hwtth’uxwqinum gargle
stth’utth’ix worn
pou’ps cat DIM
ts’at’uqw’ul’ falling apart (from cooking)
paatum blow on PASS
xwul less, uneven (amounts)
sht’el’quw’i’ts spotted back
me’hwulhp Labrador tea (a medicine)
t’api’thut rot (go rotten, of a log)
ts’ey’hwul’s drying it
s-hwuyum duck: goldeneye duck (common, Barrow's, American)
’ulmutstum keep company PASS
t’em’hw gooseberries
’ethuqun in front
huy’kw’ut scrubbing, rubbing together
st’epi’ log: rotten log
’i’lhtun’ eating
tsultselush hands
se’sul’its’ full DIM
chqa’alus have tears