The Peskotomuhkati-Wolastoqey Dictionary

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Entry Definition
(water, liquid) it flows below, flows under
s/he wriggles in under something
ceiling
(basketmaking )s/he folds the standers (vertical splints) of it and tucks them underneath (e.g., underneath the binder)
it goes underground, moves underground
underneath; (in, to Australia) down under
s/he goes under (something)
s/he goes under ice
person from Neqotkuk
in, at, to Tobique, New Brunswick
s/he chokes (on liquid)
s/he puts h/ head under (something); s/he plants h/ (plant) by covering it partly or completely with soil
s/he plants a whole plant (e.g., repots, transplants seedling or sapling, etc.)
s/he puts its head under (something); s/he plants it (plant) by covering it partly or completely with soil
(bird, Scolopax minor) woodcock
s/he goes along under the grass
s/he hunts woodcock
ceiling
once (occurring one time; in the past; happening when something else has happened); one (in counting)
(see 'qoci; see also entries beginning with 'qot- or 'qoc-, noqt- or noqc-)
family
single-barreled shotgun
gallon bottle, bowl, etc. (container that holds one gallon of liquid)
(basketmaking) s/he tucks h/ under (weaver splint)
(cards) ace