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lhep’lhup’tth’t slurping them up (keep on)
qul’qe’lum’ make a mistake
tun’i from here
hwyusyey’sul’u canoe: two-person canoe
q’ay’tth’thut flexing one's muscles, exercising
sht’umuw’ulh adze-like mattock
wa'lu
wuwi’stun’uq jealous: being jealous
swuy’qe’allh boy
t-hwuy just
xuxun’ frost
shxwta’usum head towards: which way to head/face
shakw’ bathed
shts’uli’ts’unets seated (a lot of little people seated) DIM PL
’imuth grandchild
sts’ets’uhw quiet (keep quiet)
spulupiqw broken (substance)
shts’e’nutstun chair
xul’ts’ twist: get twisted
t’iqw’ hit, come into contact with
xutukw’t carving it
xtsut figure it out, decide
suy’xwshen’ released (handbreak)
hwxuxp’uw’i’tst scratching someone's back
tth’seluqun hammer back: hit the ground hard on your back)
kw’ulhkw’ulht pour out a lot of things
snuputs send, mail: what is sent
sew’q’tal’hw looking for us
xi’xuxulhtsus sore hand DIM
hwmukwuthut kiss him/her
t-shi’qwt comb someone's hair
shtatul’stewut know PASS
shq’uy’tth’ul’uqw top of roof (where rafters meet ridgepole)
sqw’umi’yiquna’lh comiaken (adj
sthuthekw’ taut, stretched taut (rope)
’a’tha’qw baking something (for ex potatoes)
hwu ’a’mut sit: come to be sitting
mel’qth forget me
tetu’iit-sh narrow DIM
kw’sha’luw’tsust count fingers
xwqw’unup harrow (to harrow)
wutth’alus knit or weave a cedar-branch basket
yumq’iwst scrub down ceremonially the body of a new dancer (for ex with cedar branches) before bathing in cold water
saaqw’ cow parsnips
yem’q’utssum’ scrubbing your hands ceremonially
lhup’lhup’tth’t slurp them up (for ex noodles) or swallow without chewing
xtsuthut think
se’sum’iq’ full (satiated), drunk DIM
satuts north wind (brings ice)
’uyqtul miss each other (for ex when planning to meet)
’ikw’utum throw away, lose, get rid of PASS
’i’i’kw’ut throwing it away DIM
shtun’ni’ from: place where one is from
lumnum see PASS
’utl’ of, to, etc (preposition)
slhuqtal blanket: doubled blanket
shhwum’e’ cleared (land)
’aalhule’ulhtsut ride: load it for him (a bunch of things, for ex stack them on)
sxu’enhween plantain: common or broad leaved plantain
suw' n.cn
tth’a’kwsuqun seven containers
t’en shaded
kw’ushutsust counting hands
’aalhstalu ride: give you-people a ride
huy’kw’a’qwum’ scrubbing your head
yit’um sweat dirty sweat (mixed with dirt)
luq’elht put in the way, place a block to keep from rolling, retain a child
sayuws hat: costume hat for dancer, made of cedar bark or goat's wool
lhxulwulhtun crosspiece in canoe
qw’im disembark, get off vehicle; get out of the water (swimmers, seals)
lhqw’at take bark off, pull something off something
hwkw’uthint turn it right side up (for ex a canoe)
stl’ulnup ancient ground
q’aythamu kill you
hum’el’nusum’ pulling your tooth/teeth
s’ulhtun food
siyeeye’ little people (they sometimes cause trees to fall near you)
pkw’uthut dust oneself off (brush, shake off)
toohwuwulh nine canoes
sq’ul’tsupmint split wood for someone
slhulnuts buttocks
t’aqw’nuhw breaking or cutting it (string), managing to
s’ul’eluhw elders
sxwuyxwi’ dancer: masked dancer
shtun’ni’iws ancestor
shts’a’lum’uqw great grandparents-in-law
swuq’us Mt Prevost
ts’uyts’eyuhwum dry: get dry (weather) PL
xulhusul’mun’ wanting to eat
ts’lha’la’ birdlice
yushuqwshuqwul’ crossing: criss-crossing the river when poling
kw’et’un’ mouse
tsetsuw’ coming down
tuw’e’nu sloped (for ex land)
shtum’tum’ilhun’u painted faces
hw’utth’iwunum wipe one's bum
t’eyuq’ mad (get mad)
tsulel almost, nearly (before, in time expressions)
kwakwun’ alive (be still alive)
tuw’ sort of, rather