The Peskotomuhkati-Wolastoqey Dictionary
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| Entry | Definition |
|---|---|
| ek- | (see also entries beginning with k-, ok-) |
| Ekalistiwakon | (sacrament of bread and wine) Eucharist |
| Ekapskek | in, at, to Edmunds, Maine |
| ekcahak | dregs, sediment, residue |
| ekehkimut | pupil, student |
| ekhucaloss | uvula |
| 't-ekhucessuwamal | s/he hangs on to h/ (e.g., by putting arms around h/ shoulders) |
| 't-ekhucessuwatomon | s/he hangs on to it |
| ekhucewotahsu | s/he hangs clothes over something to dry (without using clothespins) |
| ekhucin | s/he hangs |
| ekhuciye | s/he, it hangs swinging |
| ekhucossit | uvula; plumb bob |
| ekhucu | s/he hangs |
| ekhucule | (see ekhucuwole) |
| ekhucuwolakon | (animate) clothesline; (inanimate) coat hanger, clothes tree, hook to hang something on |
| ekhucuwole | s/he hangs clothes to dry; (cormorant) s/he holds wings out to dry |
| 't-ekhulal | s/he hangs h/, hangs h/ up |
| 't-ekhutan | s/he hangs it |
| ekhutawotin | it is Christmas; there is exchanging of gifts |
| ekhute | it hangs, hangs down, dangles |
| 't-ekhutun | s/he hangs it |
| 't-ekhutuwal | s/he hangs something up for h/; (Christmastime) s/he gives h/ gift |
| 't-ekhutuwan | s/he hangs up something belonging to h/; s/he gives it to h/ as gift |
| Ekkiyan | Stephen, Steven |
| Ekonis | Agnes |