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puqwnehw break (substance) it (manage to, accidentally)
qwula’ithutun’ radio
lhexun’t medicate, rub medication on someone
wanshthut throw self down
qi’qe’ soft (for ex potatoes), tender (meat)
hwxuxuluw’i’tst painting someone's back
hwtth’iqw’usnuhw punch someone in the face (accidentally, manage to)
tl’u’ast pick up (and bring back)
xul’utsust paint someone's hands
le’tsus basket: open-weave
kw’s ART(icle) (he, she, it, they, that he, when he, etc
hwu’uw’tssum pass, hand
pekw’ smoked (get smoked)
’ukw’iws lose possessions
se’mut sell it
tl’itl’uw’ul’mun’ wanting to run away
stuywut wind: a march wind
hwkw’uthint turn it right-side-up
hul’q’un’upt levelling the ground
s’amuna’ Somenos (a Cowichan reserve); Duncan
tsuluw’nuhw turn it over (manage to)
quxthat many: become many
hwul’ihwul’muhw Indians DIM
qw’umuwst pluck a fowl
mewu come
stl’utl’ihw covered
smem’t gift
yuqwtum burned PASS
qwiqwuxwtul’ arguing with each other
s-hwutl’qun’ pillow
ts’sey’ Douglas fir
’uli’u’a’kw’ust hanging them DIM
ts’at’uqw’um crumble, fall to pieces
lhuts’mun sawdust
thuyxul’qun tease wool
lu’ultsuptun month for gathering wood, November
nuqw’shun step on something dirty (esp
squw bread: First Nations style made on open fire or baked in oven
te’tssuqun eight containers
shhw’ul’elush womans' husband's sisters; male cousin's wives; husband's female cousins
xuthunlhshe’ forty
paal’exutun’ wind that brings the birds (gale force wind)
kw’lhetum poured PASS
hwlhuw’ut shuck clams
xwumshun fast walker, walk fast
’iya’thqst sharpen (point)
kwunnam’sh take me, get me, grab me
’a’kw’ule’tst hooking bundles (for ex bales of hay)
hwnuw’nuw’ilumuthamu enter: go into you (repeatedly)
sqw’ulqw’ulshun twister (i
lhhwa’ya’th three-pronged
hum’e’mun’u offspring: sons, daughters DIM
s’ulhween
q’ulq’shun caught: foot gets caught
me’mun’u offspring: sons, daughters
kwe’t drop it; let go; leave it alone
’imushstuhw walk it/him, take for a walk, drive someone
wenum
hum’ushen’t taking off peoples' shoes (keep on)
’i AUX: proximal auxiliary
wech watch, clock
hum’q’t filling someone with food or drink
qulstuhw dislike
liqw calm (wind); smooth (water); loose (string, rope, etc
tl'uw'
lumlumu’els kick (kicker), continues to kick
lukwlukw break (stick) PL
thuhwthuhw disappear, be away longer than expected PL
yum’q’tsustun scrubber: scrubber made of cedar or willow bark
sthxelum fern: sword fern
spuhw stomach (the internal organ), tripe
thuqul’shetun’ sunbeam
hw’atth’usum wipe one's face
xuthinuqun four containers
t’xumuwulh six canoes
-um pass
yukw’a’qwum scrub your head, rub your head
tth’uxwuw’ulh washing a canoe or car
kwa’yuthut away: step away, move away
shlumelu bottle
’i’a’ulh ride: getting on a canoe DIM
shwe’wuq’ pothole (scooped out place)
suw’q’ey’lh looking for little ones (one's children)
xuxul’utum’ marking him PASS
ts’lhhiw’a’lum’tul’ playmate
t’it’ulum’ singing
hwt’kwat plug it, caulk it
te’tssulhshe’ eighty
hwt’i’t’akwt plugging it, caulking it DIM
shthul’wiltun liner (material for lining with)
t’umuw’ulht adze it (canoe)
’e’tth’lhne’num’ wiping one's throat
’a’ulhtsut asking him/her for something
thuq’thuq’t spear it/them PL
tsuli’tsetl’um’ jumping DIM PL
slhekw’um breath
tusha’qwum’ combing your hair
ts’qwaqwa red-winged blackbird
kw’ushuluw’tsust counting fingers
hwquluwun mean