The Peskotomuhkati-Wolastoqey Dictionary
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Entry | Definition |
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psesqis | (plant, Hedeoma pulegioides) American pennyroyal |
psetokahma | h/ hair is parted, s/he parts (own) hair |
psew | gunpowder |
psewis | (hexapod found on snow in late winter; species of order Collembola) springtail, snow flea; (insect of genus Drosophila) fruit fly |
psi, psiw, psi-te | all, every; completely, entirely |
psihk- | (see also entries beginning with 'posk-) |
psihkac | using full strength, using maximum effort |
psihkasu | (garment, clothing) it is worn |
psihkusuwon | necklace |
psihkusuwonhom | s/he is wearing necklace(s) |
psihtu | s/he has contagious disease |
psikapskiye | (rock) there is a crack or split in it |
psikawtosson | (road, path) it splits, there is fork in it |
psikemu | s/he tattles |
psikemuwey | evidence |
psi-keq, psi-te keq, psi-keqsey | everything |
psikessu | s/he, it splits |
psikeyu | s/he, it is split |
psikhike | s/he splits or chops wood, hews |
psiki (psik-) | splitting, split (apart); cracked |
psikikonike | s/he splits wood following grain by guiding blade as s/he goes along (to keep it aligned with grain) |
psikilluwe | (snake, etc.) s/he has split tongue, has forked tongue |
psikinehe | (cup, window, etc.) s/he, it is cracked; (shirt, hat, etc.) s/he, it is torn |
psikinessu | (cloth, garment, paper, etc.) s/he, it splits (by ripping, tearing) suddenly or all at once |
psikipahsu | s/he cracks or splits due to dryness |