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| Entry | Definition |
|---|---|
| ksehpote | heat comes in |
| ksekpenike | (basketmaking) s/he is folding top of stander(s) to inside of unfinished basket (once desired height has been achieved, before fitting hoop to rim) |
| kselomoqot | it is loved |
| kselomoqsu | s/he is loved |
| kselomotuwok | they love each other |
| kseltom | s/he loves |
| kseltomuwakon | love, affection |
| kseltuwakon | love, affection |
| kseltuwok | they love each other |
| ksenike | s/he brings or takes firewood into house |
| ksentu | s/he sings as s/he enters |
| ksephuwe | s/he runs in fleeing from something |
| ksepiqe | (river) it goes in |
| kseptasu | it is taken or carried in, is brought in |
| ksessu | s/he, it hurts (causes pain, discomfort, etc.) |
| kse-tkeyu | cold comes in |
| ksetkuhu | s/he enters by jumping in |
| kse-tokku | s/he enters by jumping in |
| ksewse | s/he walks in; (sun) s/he rises farther to the north each day (i.e., days are getting longer) |
| ksewulqe | s/he is possessive, s/he is tight (with money, tools, etc.) |
| ksi (ks-) | very; intensely, very strongly, sharply, etc. |
| ksicon | it is badly scratched |
| ksicu | s/he is badly scratched, is painfully scratched |
| ksicuwon | it flows rapidly, it is strong current |
| ksihkahta | (see 'koskahtan) |