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Entry | Definition |
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ktopeq | (water source) spring; cold water |
ktopeqinut | water cooler |
ktopeqon | there is spring of cold water |
ktoq- | (see also entries beginning with 'kotq-) |
ktoqahtuhuke | s/he, it flips over in water and floats upside-down or face down |
ktoqessu | s/he tips over or capsizes suddenly |
ktoqhom | s/he swims using breast-stroke |
ktoqihtehsin | s/he flips over and lands upside-down or face down |
ktoqiye | s/he, it tips over, capsizes |
ktoqonosu | (canoeist) s/he bends to side to balance canoe (and perhaps also capsizes) |
ktoqonu | (visitor, guest) s/he sleeps over |
ktoqossin | s/he lies face down, lies prone |
ktoton | big mountain; (locative form, cap.) on, at, to Mt. Katahdin (highest point in Maine) |
ktuwan | big log for fire (unsplit) |
ku | <p>(see kuw 1, kuw 2)</p> |
kucu | (see kuhucu, kuwocu) |
kuh- | (see also entries beginning with kuw-) |
kuhcoss | goat |
kuhkamoposs | cucumber |
kuhkis | (see alokuhkis) |
kuhkolaks | member of the Ku Klux Klan |
kuhkonats | coconut |
kuhkukhahs | great horned owl (Bubo virginiana) or barred owl (Strix varia); (also, in diminutive form) moth; block and tackle (Sipayik) |
kuhkukhahsuwalokiqe | s/he has eyes of an owl (in appearance) |
'kuhkukhahsuwapekhomon | s/he hoists or lifts it with block-and-tackle |