The Peskotomuhkati-Wolastoqey Dictionary
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Entry | Definition |
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u | oh |
uc- | (see also entries beginning with c-, 'c-) |
ucanomuwal | s/he owes h/ |
ucanomuwan | s/he owes it to h/ |
ucanomuwewal | s/he borrows for h/ (on h/ behalf) |
uccihtahal | (gambling, cards) s/he wins all or part of pot from h/ |
uccihtehmon | s/he wins it (prize) |
ucemal, wocemal | s/he kisses h/ |
ucemuhkalal | (e.g., mother with her child) s/he kisses and fondles h/ |
ucemuhkatomon | s/he cuddles it |
ucetomon | s/he kisses it (e.g., picture, book, etc.) |
ucetomuwan | s/he kisses something belonging to h/ |
uci (uc-, ut-) | (see 'ci) |
ucihponoltiniya | they fight each other over (about) it |
ucihtun | s/he makes it out of, makes it from (something) |
ucihtuwan | s/he makes it from or out of (something) for h/ |
ucikanimin | (fruit of Rhus hirta) staghorn sumac berry |
ucikanimus | (tree, Rhus hirta) staghorn sumac |
ucikans | (archaic) old camp |
uci-kotunotun | s/he picks some of it (see examples) |
ucikpenal | s/he breaks off piece of h/ with hand(s) |
ucikpenomon | s/he breaks off piece of it with hand(s) |
uci-milan | s/he gives h/ some of it, shares it with h/ |
uci-nuhsuhkuwal | s/he follows h/ from there |
uciphal | s/he takes or brings h/ from there, carries h/ from there |