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’ikchum handkerchief
temut call, holler at, phone
xe’luw’ spoon (horn or wood), ladle, serving spoon
qwlhutum drift ashore
lhelhul’tha’mu aside: moving you aside
shtsutxwalus big-eyed, as in surprise
sq’uq’itth’ double stitched
s-hwi’hwuhwets’ middle: be in the middle DIM (for ex a small person)
q’ulp’i’al’st curl someone's hair
spkw’um dust
lhhwumat three teams or groups or material divided into three
hwu ’i’mush walk: come to be walking
shhw’ethutun cloud
hwshamust dry it (fish, half-smoked)
kwahwut knock on
yu tetuyul’ upstream: going upriver
nuw’elstaam in: ask you to bring it in
qeluts’mun bits left over in a spinner after spinning
huw’tth’ul’nust prying up teeth on carder
muq’nuhw swallow accidentally
tth’uxwlhnent wash someone's throat
mitth’ut mash it
pkw’um dust: make a cloud of dust or a (very fine) splash of water
xetl’ut lay it across, block
qequm’ calm spot in water, or calm when the tide is changing
stsuhwum wind (noun)
luqw’uy’ mat: a reed mat in a lattice-weave pattern
t’qw’ulhtstham’sh break (string) for me
t’qw’een break (string), cut off (get cut off the end)
shtum’alhus face painted with ochre
pi’ptem’ asking (a question) (keep on)
sqw’il’muhw blackberry
tl’epxt scattering, spreading, broadcasting it (seeds, feathers)
tl’tsels design: make a pattern/design
kw’ustsus burned hand
stsuwtelh son-in-law, daughter-in-law
m’umun’lh small PL
xwaxwum fast PL
shxapsul’us mucus: have mucus in the eyes
stsekwul’ how
lham’ts’ustum’ picking PASS (for ex cherries)
sun’hwulh canoe: arrive in a canoe/vehicle
kwey’xuwe’lht rocking a baby (in a buggy)
ha ha
’i’tutum’ sleepy: be sleepy
lhihw three
tthu the, a
hwxul’usum paint one's face
tl’itsut design: knit in a design
skw’een’ feather: black, split eagle feathers
p’hwat keep it quiet (for ex a hyperactive child)
tth’asutum hammer: hammered on, pounded
pipi’atulh hunting ducks
lhuhwnuts three root plants
suwq’tham’sh look for me
qwustus
tsa
qw’xwa’luw’tsus fingernail
shhw’i’xwuthut sweeper (for ex tied branches)
ma’tul come apart (something glued together)
sq’uw’q’ewum knees
tul’a’tun’ut leaving someone DIM PL
tstl’ume’tst jump over it
skwoukwul’ school: going to school
stseelhtun salmon
pi’pukw’um’ dusty: dust clouding DIM
t’et’utth’ going from one place to another (no home)
qw’uqwuw’ulht shaping a canoe with an adze
sqwal say: what one says
pulsun’ut hit them with rocks
t’i’t’ut’um’ut pounding on it DIM
hwthuylhnent fix/feed the fire
thq’iwst poke them
qw’si’unlhp cypress
xwaxwi’ red hot (coals, stove top)
hwu sts’ushin’ standing on top (come to be)
xi’xuyukw’ustum’ nightmare: having a nightmare
thunthun kidney
hakw use
yum’q’utssumnamut scrub your hands ceremonially (get a chance to)
hwlhaqw’ust slap
tth’ekw’utum shine a light on PASS
qw’qwuy’al’stun golfclub
hwlumqinum look down your own throat
lhulhal’wil’t behind: put it behind
hee’nuthut singing self to sleep (a baby)
stuta’tluw’ creek (river DIM)
shkw’i’tth’ul’uqw top of head
’e’the’mutth’t mending broken parts of weaving
t’anthut conceal self
shits’us mast: the mast which extends out from the bow on a large canoe or ship
t’uy’qw’lhnent strangle, choke (someone)
stth’utth’iw’ disappeared, vanished, invisible
putenum sail (to sail)
st’un’us beside, neighbour
s’apuns tenth
lhet’q’um’ bubbling (for ex hot soup)
xut’kw’els whittle, carve
lheelstuhw shore: beach it, take to shore
yu ’e’wu coming