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'kasoqithal remove, soak s/he soaks h/ to remove something (e.g., salt fish, to remove salt)
kasoqithike soak s/he soaks (clothes, dishes, etc.) before washing, pre-soaks; s/he soaks (roots, sweetgrass, etc.) to clean or soften
'kasoqithomon remove, soak s/he soaks it to remove something, s/he removes it by soaking
kasq heron, crane, stork (bird, Ardea herodias) great blue heron; (also, by extension) crane, stork
kassituhusu wipe, foot s/he wipes (own) feet
kassituhusut doormat doormat
kastunuhusut napkin, bib napkin, bib
kasuhke, kasuhka disguise, hide 1 s/he hides, takes refuge, avoids detection, disguises self
'kasuhtomon avoid s/he avoids it
'kasuhtuwal avoid, hide from s/he avoids h/, hides from h/
kat 1 eel eel
'kat 2, 'qat leg h/ leg (including foot)
kat 3 not not
'katacqehkomon foot, slide, between, hide 1 s/he slides it with one foot to hide it between feet (e.g., dollar bill on ground)
'katacqihtehkomon kick, slide, hide 1 s/he kicks it along ground or floor to hide it (e.g., kicks it under bed)
'katacqitun drag, slide, sight (out of sight) s/he drags or slides it out of sight
'katacqituwan drag, haul, sight (out of sight) s/he hauls or drags something belonging to h/ out of sight
'katahqem leg (archaic) h/ leg (excluding foot)
katakonutasu tell, secretly (story, etc.) it is told secretly
katama — —
katapomic rarely, seen, mystery, surreptitiously person or object that is rarely seen or is hard to see; person who acts surreptitiously; (religion) mystery
katapskomiq wilderness stony wilderness
kataskomiq wilderness, remote, desert 1 wilderness, back-country, desert, remote area
katasu hidden, clandestine, conceal it is hidden or concealed; it is clandestine
kat-cu not, better, don't, prohibition better not; (Wol; used in commands) don't!