The Peskotomuhkati-Wolastoqey Dictionary

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Entry Definition
s/he has feeling or sensation in h/ (body part); s/he feels sorry for h/, feels h/ pain
s/he has feeling or sensation in it (body part); s/he feels sorry for it, feels its pain
s/he attends church
s/he goes to a dance, dances with others
they (two) are sleeping together, one with head at foot of bed
h/ eyebrow
s/he teaches h/ with others, includes h/ among students s/he is teaching
it is included in count
s/he includes it in counting or reading
s/he works with h/
s/he works with it (material, substance, etc.)
s/he works with others, s/he is co-worker
s/he includes h/; s/he implicates h/ in crime committed by others; arrests h/ as accessory to crime; finds h/ guilty by association
s/he sits with other(s)
tweezers
s/he cuts with others
(archaic; two women or girls) sisters; (singular, witsehkehsit only) sister
(archaic) she is a sister (sibling)
(archaic) her sister, her female cousin
(archaic) they (two) are sisters; (women, girls) they are cousins to each other
it is with (something else)
s/he has curly hair
s/he carries it on shoulder with arm around it; s/he carries it around on shoulder (around town or room, etc.)
s/he puts it on back (in order to carry it)
snail, slug; (in oral tradition) name of a slug-like or snail-like water monster