The Peskotomuhkati-Wolastoqey Dictionary
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| Entry | Definition |
|---|---|
| lapocunhikon | handle (of basket, pail, frying-pan, etc.) |
| Lapohta | Roberta |
| lapomosu | s/he looks at self |
| lapomotuwok | they look at each other |
| Lapot | Robert |
| lapotuwok | they look at each other |
| lapskahasu | (cheetah, horse, shirt, wall, paper, etc.) s/he, it is dappled, is spotted, is mottled; s/he is pebbled |
| lapskihtihike | s/he chips stone |
| lapu | s/he looks there |
| laput | telescope, microscope, rifle scope; (plural) binoculars |
| laputihike | s/he looks with telescope, binoculars, etc. |
| laputihikon | telescope, microscope, rifle scope; (plural, also) binoculars |
| laqe | s/he, it is piled up; it lies there |
| laqsawe | s/he carves, whittles |
| laqtihike | s/he cuts wood |
| lasksawakon | scythe |
| lasksawe | s/he mows, cuts grass with scythe or sickle |
| lasokahasu | (see olsokhasu) |
| lasokihike | s/he lays floorboards, puts up board sheathing or siding |
| lasokihikon | trunk, chest; floorboard |
| lasqehtahsut | (gun part) firing pin |
| lastik | slingshot |
| latkuhkatasu | (story) it is told |
| latokahtuwesson | (lightning) it flashes, it flashes thus |
| latokihtesta | (fishing) s/he casts |