The Peskotomuhkati-Wolastoqey Dictionary
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Entry | Definition |
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nisonul | there are two of them |
nisopankiyik | they (2) make bread or cake together |
nisopuwok | they (two) sit together |
nisossominiyal | s/he drinks with h/ |
nissekonasu | it is made in two rows |
nissonte | it is two weeks, it is a fortnight |
nisuhkak | they are a team of two |
nisuhsalqot | it is two miles |
nisukak | they (two) dance together |
nisukamal | s/he dances with h/ as partner |
nisukaniyal | s/he dances with h/ as partner |
nisukoniw | for two days; after two days |
nisukonohok | (conjunct singular forms only) on the second day |
nisukonokkiwiw | it is two days afterward |
nisuliyyik | they go in two canoes |
nisulom | (dual and plural) they are two in a boat, they travel two in a boat; (in playing altestakon, the traditional dice game, or cribbage) s/he gets or has two points |
nisupiniyal | (people, animals) s/he sits with h/ |
Nisutqosk | at Two Brooks, New Brunswick |
nisuwamal | s/he marries h/ |
nisuwehkahawal | they (two) use h/ together, they (two) take turns using h/ |
nisuwehkaniya | they (two) use it together, they (two) take turns using it |
nisuwihticil | h/ wife or husband, h/ spouse |
nisuwikhikon | (cards) deuce |
nisuwiniyal | s/he is married to h/ |
nisuwiwok | they are a couple or a pair, they are married to each other; they are a set of two |