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| Entry | Keywords | Definition |
|---|---|---|
| oloqiye | direction, way 1 | s/he goes in that direction; s/he has a way (to do something) |
| oloqolamson | direction, wind 1, blow 1 | wind blows from that direction |
| 't-oloqomolsin | feel, inclined, disposed | s/he feels inclined in that direction, feels like doing (something) |
| oloqoqotehe | swim, direction | s/he swims underwater in that direction |
| 't-oloqostuwal | sound, hear, direction, way 1 | s/he hears h/ from that direction; (in translation) s/he sounds that way to h/ |
| oloqote | dress | s/he dresses thus |
| oloqotehe | go, underwater | s/he goes (there) underwater |
| oloqotewakon | — | — |
| 't-olosal, 't-olsal | cut | s/he cuts h/ with knife |
| oloseqs | lazy, eke, by, good-for-nothing | (pejorative) one who just gets by, one who doesn't do any more than is necessary to get by (financially); one who needs to be watched to make sure s/he's working |
| 't-oloskonuwatomon | weave | (basketmaking) s/he weaves it thus |
| 't-olosomon, 't-olsomon | cut | s/he cuts it with knife |
| 't-olosomuwan, 't-olsomuwan | cut | s/he cuts something belonging to h/ with knife |
| 't-olossokul | son-in-law | h/ son-in-law, h/ granddaughter's husband |
| olotahkewakon | custom, law, tradition, ceremony | custom, law, tradition, practice; ceremony |
| olotemu | weep, cry | s/he cries or weeps thus |
| olotokku | jump | s/he jumps, jumps thus |
| 't-olotokkuwalihtomon | jump | s/he jumps at it |
| 't-olotokkuwalihtun | jump | s/he jumps at it |
| 't-olotokkuwamal | jump | s/he jumps at h/ |
| 't-olotomon | eat | s/he eats it thus |
| 't-olpawotuwanol | chase, flush | s/he chases h/ (e.g., deer) to h/; flushes h/ out for or toward h/ |
| 't-olpekehlal | sprinkle, bless | s/he sprinkles h/ (especially, with holy water) |
| olpekehtahsu | sprinkle, asperges | s/he sprinkles water (e.g., in asperges) |
| 't-olpekehtun | water, sprinkle | s/he sprinkles it (liquid; usually, holy water); s/he sprinkles water on it (especially, casket etc. in church) |