The Peskotomuhkati-Wolastoqey Dictionary

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Entry Definition
my spouse; (generally, nisuwiyekol) h/ spouse (see note at nisuwihticil)
there are two of them, they are a pair
s/he carries load with someone else
that (near person spoken to, or location unspecified); it
there (near person spoken to, or location unspecified); then; thus, in that way
(emphatic) that, that one; it
well then; uh-oh! oh no!
approximately, about that much; I bet that's true, that must be true
that's the way it is
that must be so
(expresses agreement) you're right, I guess so, you may have something there, it's true
(emphatic) that, that one
immediately, right then, right away; as soon as; right there
then right away
then would
and then right away
then right away, then immediately
s/he needs it, requires it, must have it
spirituality
(see Kci-niwesq, Kehci-niwesqit)
(climate, weather) it is arid, is dry; (person) s/he is thirsty (Wol)
s/he eats without drinking anything
it is dry weather, it is a dry day
amen
(see entries beginning with 'k-, nihk-)