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wolaqosu | (food) s/he is well cooked |
wolaqote | (food) it is cooked well; (meat) it is well done |
wolasihkawotin | greeting, greetings; greeting ceremony |
wolasihkawotuwakon | greeting one another |
wolasihkawotuwi-wapap | greeting wampum |
Wolastokuk | on or along St. John River; in Wolastoqey territory; in Aroostook County, Maine |
Wolastoq | St. John River (Maine, Quebec, New Brunswick) |
wolastoqew, wolastoq | Wolastoqey person |
wolastoqewi (wolastoqew-) | Wolastoqey, Maliseet |
wolastoqewisqehs | Wolastoqey woman |
wolastoqey | (language, territory, etc.) something pertaining to the Wolastoqey people or to the St. John River; the language itself |
wolasuweltom | s/he gives thanks, is grateful |
wolasuweltomuhtin | (holiday, rite, activity) there is thanksgiving, people give thanks |
wolasuweltomuwakon | thanksgiving, thanks, gratitude |
wolasuwiye | s/he pleases (others) |
wolatkuwe | (duck, boat) s/he, it rides the waves well |
wolatokahte | (wire, chain) it is laid out nice and straight |
wolatoke | (woods) it is easy to pass through |
wolatokessu | (rope, string, snake) s/he straightens out; (rope, fishing line) s/he unsnags (from something) |
wolatokiye | s/he straightens out |
wolatokonike | s/he braids neatly or well |
wolatokosu | (rope, feather, etc.) s/he is well formed, is well stranded or braided, is nicely arranged |
wolatokot | (something string-like) it is well formed, well stranded or braided, nicely arranged; (story) it flows nicely |
wolatpehtuhusu | s/he hits self hard on head |
wolatqin | (surface of water) the waves are gentle |