The Peskotomuhkati-Wolastoqey Dictionary
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Entry | Definition |
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nisatq | two-hundred |
nisatuwe | s/he is bilingual, speaks two languages |
nisayye, nisahye | s/he plays together with someone else |
nisayyekhawal, nisahyekhawal | they (two) play with h/ |
nisayyektuniya, nisahyektuniya | they (two) play with it |
niscuwe | she gives birth to twins |
nisehtawotuwok | they (two) do something together, cooperate, collaborate, team up |
nisekehtun | s/he folds it in two, folds it in half (something sheet-like) |
nisekiye | s/he, it has or consists of two layers (cloth, paper, etc.) |
nisekopisit | (character in oral tradition) two-sheeted ghost, apparition covered in cloth; (in general) someone or something double-wrapped |
nisekopisu | s/he is folded twice, is wrapped twice |
nisekopu | s/he has two layers, consists of two layers |
niseksuwok | they (2) sail together |
nisekte | it has or consists of two pages or layers |
nisessuwok | (business partners) they go in together, form partnership |
nisewey | second (in sequence); second one, second instance or occurrence; (baseball, inanimate) second base |
niseweyawiw | s/he, it is second, is the second one; (competitor) s/he comes in second; (baseball) s/he plays second base |
niseyiniyal | s/he is living as married with h/ |
nishomak | they are a pair or couple |
nisi (nis-) | two, both; together |
nisicpikuwok | they are of two kinds or types; they are two tribes |
nisihpuwok | they (2) eat together |
nisihtuniya | they (two) make it together |
nisi-iyuwok | they are a couple |
nisikapuwuwok, nisikapuwuhuk | they (two) stand together |