The Peskotomuhkati-Wolastoqey Dictionary
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Entry | Definition |
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kisankusu | s/he sold or bought, can sell or buy |
kisankuwe | s/he sold, can sell; s/he bought, can buy |
'kisankuwehtun | s/he sold it, can sell it |
'kisankuwehtuwan | s/he sold it for h/, can sell it for h/ |
'kisankuwekhal | s/he sold h, can sell h/ |
'kisapawotun | s/he waters it, can water it |
kisapekte | it is linked or hooked together to form line |
'kisapemal | s/he relied or counted on h/, can rely or count on h/ |
'kisapenal | s/he scratched h/, can scratch h/ (usually, with fingernails) |
kisapenkatasu | it has been paid for |
'kisapenkatomon | s/he paid for it, can pay for it |
'kisapenkatomuwan | s/he pays h/ for it, can pay h/ for it |
'kisapenkuwal | s/he paid h/, can pay h/ |
'kisapenomon | s/he scratched it, can scratch it (usually, with fingernails) |
'kisapenomuwan | s/he scratched or can scratch something belonging to h/ (usually, with fingernails) |
kisapesu | s/he was paid, can be paid |
'kisapetomon | s/he relied or counted on it, can rely or count on it |
'kisaphal | s/he track h/, can track h/ |
'kisapomal | s/he looked at h/, can look at h/ |
'kisaposiyal | s/he rescued or saved h/, can rescue or save h/ |
'kisaposiyatomon | s/he saves or rescues it, can save or rescue it |
'kisapqotehtun | s/he opened it, can open it |
kisapuwe | s/he drank, can drink; s/he ate or can eat soup or stew |
'kisaqosal | s/he cooked h/, can cook h/ |
'kisaqosomon | s/he cooked it, can cook it |