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Entry | Definition |
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pesqahsuwehsok, pehsuwahsuwehsok | flower |
pesqahsuweskahasu, pehsuwahsuweskahasu | it is decorated or adorned with flowers |
pesqahsuweskankuwet | florist |
pesqolehtahsit | arsonist |
pesqon | one |
pesqon-ote | the same; nevertheless, even so, still |
pesqon-ote-lu, pesqon-otehlu | nevertheless, still |
pesqonuwiw | it is one of a kind, it is unique; it is still the same |
pesseskoniket | one who removes weeds |
Pessikapskiyak | Split Rock (place on shore at Sipayik) |
pestomuhkat | (see peskotomuhkat) |
'petacqitun | s/he arrives dragging or sliding it |
'petahkan | s/he throws it to here |
petahkemolsu, petahkemolossu | s/he has sharp pain in side |
'petahkewan | s/he leaves h/ off to someone (see example) |
petahqehta | his penis distends; he gets erection |
petaki-sips | thunderbird |
petakiw | it thunders |
petakiyehs | (bird, Chaetura pelagica) chimney swift |
petakiyik, petakihik | thunder; (also, for some speakers) lightning |
petakolan | there is a thunder-shower |
Petakoloss | nickname of John Snow, of Sipayik, d. c. 1950s |
petamihku | s/he gets up so far (e.g., injured person trying to stand) |
petamkuhse | s/he arrives walking on gravel; (dual and plural, also) they arrive walking in a line, in a group (e.g., procession, march) |
petamkustahsu | s/he arrives with line of followers behind (e.g., hen with chicks, teacher with children, squad-leader with soldiers) |