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she’itun hair
lhulheel’ shore: going ashore
t’xumulhshe’ sixty
q’utth’xa’la’ egg: fly egg, larvae
sthu’et pitchblack night (no moon)
hwu si’em’ respected: become important
tth’em’xt peeking at, peering at
te’ none: (not) any
t’e’t try it
yuq’ust file it, sharpen it on a stone
saxwul grass, hay
t’qw’eem cut a piece off
q’ep’ tie; catch cold
sxuxil’ marked (for ex tatooed, painted)
kw’ukw’siw’st singeing the skins of ducks (stop and go)
seq’suq’t splitting wood PL
sa’must sell it to someone
thuq’een’t poking the end
s’uylu power: spirit power
ts’qwulhp larch (unsure)
hwu sts’uts’e’ on top of (come to be)
stth’xwal’wut washed clothing
shqwuhel’qsun nose-hole: have a nose-hole
stth’kwu’iw’s left side, arm
pi’kwun roasting stick (split)
shts’alhulhp Saanich: West Saanich
q’umul’ulhp maple tree: rangy ones at higher altitudes, used for paddles
q’axuthut bend backwards
kw’ushuw’ulh counting canoes
hwkw’asust heat dry fish over flames (scorching the skin side)
hwshamusels smoke fish
sheshumul’s drying something (smoking half-dry)
shlemuxutun escort, seeing eye dog, lookout place
qwusnehw put it in the water (manage to, do so accidentally)
t’ut’uyum’t sticking it on
lukwi’qwt break off heads (for ex break flowers off with short stems)
te’tsus eight
tth’xwaythinum wash one's mouth (lips)
hwu
shhwuy’q’us sharpening stone
kwshuwulht count canoes
shq’aytewut killed with PASS
shmuyuthul’nuts deer droppings
q’upusum’ assembling, gathering
shxun’utun tracks
xwum’ fast
kw’shiwst count ducks or chickens
tl’i’tl’utl’a’t stopping from crying DIM
mulyitul marry
st’ul’t’el’qi’ soaked PL
tth’xwa’lutsa’tsust mitten: put mittens/gloves on someone
stemus
smuqw’uts Point Roberts
sun’niqw asleep PL
hwqwuqwe’ut boring a hole
tth’e’t chew it
suwq’tus
shtth’a’muw’i’ts backbone
’i’thatul’stuhw join one to match the other (for ex maps)
qwasthut going into the water
yu qw’uqw’qwuw’st clubbing them
p’qw’axw hazelnut
tth’qw’aythunnuhw punch someone in the mouth (accidentally)
huy’qwul’muhw burning clothes (of the dead)
sme’ultuhwtun brothers-in-law, sisters-in-law (see the singular form for further uses)
kw’elht pouring it
puqwpaqwtus breaking (substance) them
tth’uxwutth’el’s washing clothes
tth’isut nail it
tsukwtsukw low tide
’um’umut sit PL; gather (clouds)
hulithut save oneself, come to life
suse’ lifted
tsa’luqw upward slope (of the mountains)
tsulhuqwthut through (opening): going through (getting self through)
sul’sul’tun spinner (spindle whorl)
xushun’t trap it
’uw’kw’t finish it (consume it)
tsla’thut do it (the one who did it)
q’uq’up gathering
t-hwtuwetstuhw who: give it to who
q’ulq’ hung, put over (for ex over a chair, fence)
yunyunum laugh (they laugh)
kwuyxuwe’lht rock a baby (in a buggy)
lume’t kick it
spulhxun field, clearing
shq’uluts’thut shelter: a place to shelter oneself
hi’lum’ falling (from a height)
muq’ full (satiated), get full, get drunk
swetu sweater
hwt’kwuwulhulhtsum patch (the canoe) for me
wetsi’ perch
’uli’a’mut sitting DIM PL
skwuts falls, waterfall
q’ulq’ tangle, wrapped (get tangled)
’uy’alus good-looking; bright-coloured; straight-grained
putum’ut asking him/her
wuq’elutst dig potatoes
hwuypelu wheelbarrow
hwtqalust cover (his) eyes; cover a hole; turn off water