The Peskotomuhkati-Wolastoqey Dictionary
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Entry | Definition |
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nutiyamu | s/he, it falls out (of window, basket, etc.) |
nutiyapasuwok | they walk out |
nutiyapeku | s/he crawls out |
nutiyapekuhsolal | s/he leads h/ out by rope, leash, reins (e.g., horse) |
nutiyapekustun | s/he leads it out on rope or string (e.g., pull-toy) |
nutiyapekustuwan | s/he leads out something belonging to h/ on rope or leash |
nutiyapenkatomon | s/he pays to get it out (e.g., out of hock) |
nutiyapenkotuwewal | s/he bails h/ out (of jail) |
nutiyapessu | s/he glances out |
nutiyaphal | s/he tracks h/ out |
nutiyapskalokiqe | h/ eyes bug out (naturally) |
nutiyapskessu | (pimple, bump, etc.) s/he, it sticks out, protrudes |
nutiyaptun | s/he tracks it out |
nutiyapu | s/he looks out (through window, door, etc.) |
nutiyaqhesson | (food) its aroma goes or comes out (e.g., out of pot) |
nutiyaqhessu | (food) h/, its aroma goes or comes out (e.g., out of pot) |
nutiyaqosomon | s/he cooks it out (e.g., cooks flavor out of something, boils salt out of salt fish) |
nutiyaqte | (something stick-like) it sticks out (e.g., through window or door) |
nutiyatokahte | (something string-like, cloth) it is hanging out |
nutiyatokehtun | s/he pulls it out (something string-like, e.g., extension cord out window to use for power tool) |
nutiyatokopite | (something string-like) it is hanging out tied to something |
nutiyatokopu | (rope, snake, etc.) s/he hangs out (through an opening) |
nutiyatuwe | s/he climbs out |
nutiyekhute | it is hanging out (through an opening) |
nutiyeksu | s/he sails out (e.g., from harbor) |