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hwyum’q’usum scrub your face ceremonially (with branches)
kw’alum’kw’um’ strong(PL)
tey pull (race) a canoe
peyts’tun rod: fishing rod, casting rod
sul’e’stuhw stored: have it stored
huyaam’ asking
yem’t’um’ rippling (when shallow water ripples as it goes over a rock)
shtl’i’tl’pun’u earlobe DIM
lhuts’utth’e’t cutting it into strips, small pieces
toohwelh nine times
t’un’elut line people up
lelum'
qw’aqw’ut
’untsu where
pqwew’t-hwt break up a beehive
thhwathut run away into hiding
tth’uxwnehw wash it (manage to)
lem’hwshe’num’ stomping feet on ground or floor
kwahwuw’t-hwuls knock on houses
pi’atulh hunt ducks
xults’thut turn oneself around; turn over; spin
tsitsulh high; noble
yatl’utum rub it PASS
sul’ee’likw broken (stick) DIM
’ukw’ule’tst hook a bundle (for ex a bale of hay)
yum’q’a’luw’tsust scrub someone's fingers ceremonially
hwqwe’num pierce one's own ear
hwu thi big (get big)
lumnamu see you, saw you
stituqw’ against, touching (for ex head of canoe is against a float or log)
sts’uy’hw dried smoked salmon
xuthinuw’t-hw four houses
’e’muqthamu return you
kwukwa’tul divorced, apart, separated
muqw’ut burst it, lance it
hwu sp’ep’utth’ sewn: become sewn
hi’huw’uthun’ eating another's food, singing another's song DIM
sti’tutes close, near DIM
p’ep’utl’a’qwt feeling someone's head
se’shenum lift one's feet
q’i’xuye’ negro
quqxexun’ blanket (single-blanket)
mii’wuqwum take off one's hat
xwaxwi’ dying PL
hwskw’ulhkw’ilhuw’ in-law: a perpetual in-law visitor
shtse’tspth uncle, aunt through marriage DIM
’upeenu ten people
lem alcohol (for ex whiskey or rum)
t’qut insult, jeer
tth’uxwun’ chokecherry
’aw’kw’ul’muhw large gathering of different Indian bands
kw’ukw’i’ climbing, going up
t’out’upul’ cards: playing cards, PROG
kw’unus ART(icle)
ts’hwul’aythun shut up
xwoom rapid, swift (water)
huy’iit vomiting (keep on)
skwathshun’ fisherman: good fisherman; also name of monster in the Stoneheads story
thq’iinlhp hemlock
ts’uxthim’tun dipnet: make a dipnet
yu qw’utsum’ festering
huli’huw’uthun’ eating their food DIM
tl’- to (a prefix)
hwuhwa’hwiyum’ selling DIM
shushiqstuhw finished: got it finished off
shhw’i’shul’s with which he paddled
yu kwun’e’wulh walk a canoe
xwulqw’selu Koksilah (a big house with marking on the walls, near old trestle)
’uya’thut sharp: getting sharp
tl’eqt long
’u oblique
qewum rest (verb)
hw’a’tth’i’uthut wiping someone's mouth
shet lead, shot, gun shell
lhuq’nuts hindquarter (for ex of a deer)
’un’nehw stopped, still
me’ dad
lhi’lhep’tth’t slurping it up DIM
chuymunulwut jeans, denim
thuythamu prepare you, train you
yuse’lu two
muqw’muqw’ut bursting it repeatedly
sqi’mukw’ octopus
qwullhuy’shun shoes
ts’e’ts’i’ut show gratitude
pupuqw breaking (substance)
st’e like (be like), similar, as though, as if
swi’wul’ show, visible
qwaqwul’mutham’sh saying to me; bawling me out, getting after me
sxetth’i’ security (for a loan, what you pawn), souviner
t’umuw’t-hwt pound on the walls
’a’t’ slingshot
t’a’thut practice, try
kw’ulseluqun hot, from exposure to heat
tth’ikwa’ left-handed, lefty
’uli’a’kw’ust hanging them DIM
mukwi’qwels pile hay into little haycocks (round mounds)
qa’qa’stuhw drink: give a drink to
p’up’tl’i’nust feeling someone's chest
mutth’e’um mash