kotoki

prenoun

other; the other (day, night); the (season, night, day) before last

Passamaquoddy-Maliseet	English Phrase
Apistanewc-ona 'toli-npakotuwa, tahaluhp piluweya; 'toli-asiteman: "Nil-ona nkiskatomuhpon kotoki-siqon."	He, too, lies to them, just as if they were strangers; he answers them, "I was married also, the spring before last." (LM)
Ciktelaqiw kotoki-welaqik.	It was quiet the other night.
Nicaloq Kolik kisokehkimit eli-kotunolut ahkiq, otuhk, mahtoqehs, naka kotokil piluweyal kotunkewakonol. Api-kotunkiyek nconessipon monihkuk naka nmonawonatomonen kiyahqawonol naka kotoki-sipseyal wawonol.	My uncle Greg taught me how to hunt seals, deer, rabbit, and other types of hunting. When we went hunting we would stop at an island and gather seagull eggs and other birds' eggs. (RN)