The Peskotomuhkati-Wolastoqey Dictionary
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Entry | Definition |
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punawe | s/he sets traps |
'punawewal | s/he sets traps for h/ (on h/ behalf) |
'punawonenal, 'punawonewal | s/he lets go of h/ as of an egg; (humorous) s/he lets go of his testicles |
'punehlal | s/he lets go of h/ |
'punehtun | s/he lets go of it |
puni-apuwockiye | (weather) there is a winter thaw |
punicahkomasu | s/he looks at self in mirror |
punicahkomasut | mirror |
punicahkomat | mirror |
'punihponenal | s/he lets go of his testicles |
puninaqot | it looks wintry |
puniw | in the winter |
puniwi | of winter |
puniyehs | (bird, Plectrophenax nivalis) snow bunting, snowbird |
punke | s/he spends the winter |
punkik | in the north |
'punomon | s/he puts it, places it; s/he puts in on (sock, belt, etc.) |
'punomuwan | s/he puts or places something belonging to h/ |
'punomuwewal | s/he puts or places (something) for h/ |
punoqsu | s/he sleeps through winter, hibernates |
punsewe | s/he wears winter clothes |
punsoqe | s/he sets traps in winter |
'punsoqewal | s/he sets trap in winter to catch h/ |
puntokiye | s/he goes limp; s/he relaxes whole body, s/he relaxes muscle(s) |
puntokopu | s/he relaxes, is still, is limp; s/he stops fidgeting |