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| Entry | Keywords | Definition |
|---|---|---|
| psketqonhike | chop, trim, limb | s/he chops limbs off tree or log |
| psketqoniw | knotty | (tree, wood) s/he, it is knotty |
| pskihkonap | shoelace | shoelace |
| pskihq | grass, hay, blade, straw | blade of grass, strand of hay or straw |
| pskihqehke | hay | s/he hays (cuts, bales, stores hay, etc.) |
| pskihqesawe | cut, grass, hay | s/he cuts grass or hay; s/he mows the lawn |
| pskihqimins | strawberry | (fruit of Fragraria virginiana) wild strawberry; (in general) strawberry |
| pskihqiminsuhke | strawberry, pick | s/he picks strawberries |
| pskikitessu | shock, terror, die 1 | s/he dies from shock or terror |
| pskiyahtoq | bough, branch, limb | (tree) branch, bough, limb |
| pskiyamu | road, course, off 1 | s/he, it goes off course; s/he, it goes off the road (unintentionally) |
| pskiyatqon | bough, branch, limb | bough, branch, limb |
| pskocelomu | laugh, soil 2 | s/he soils self from laughing |
| pskocessu | suddenly, diarrhea, soil 2 | s/he suddenly soils self (e.g., from uncontrollable diarrhea) |
| pskocilsu | defecate, soil 2 | s/he soils self (defecates in own pants) |
| pskocossomu | drink, defecate | s/he defecates from drinking too much |
| pskomu | escape, loose, get away | s/he escapes, breaks loose |
| pskonoqe | glutton, wolf | s/he is glutton, wolfs food |
| pskosakihwe | doze, asleep, watch, movie, nod, television | s/he nods off while watching television or movie |
| pskotayye, pskotahye | play, defecate, soil 2 | s/he soils self while playing |
| pskotemu | weep, cry, sleep | s/he cries self to sleep |
| pskotiyawtosson | curve, road | it is a winding or curvy road |
| pskotolamessu | accidentally, diarrhea, soil 2 | s/he has diarrhea without warning; s/he soils pants accidentally (e.g., when coughing or exerting force) |
| pskotpayu | defecate, fear, afraid, soil 2 | s/he defecates from fear, s/he is so afraid that s/he defecates |
| pskotqam | sleep, defecate, soil 2 | s/he defecates in sleep, soils the bedclothes |