piyaqtihikonihke
verb ai 9
s/he gathers wood chips, or small pieces of wood
Plural :
piyaqtihikonikhotuwok
Verb Stem :
-piyaqtihikonihke-
Changed Verb Stem :
peyaqtihikonihke-
Example Sentences :
| Passamaquoddy-Maliseet | English Phrase |
|---|---|
| Peyaqtihikonihket, mecimi-te mskuwecin. | When he gathers wood chips, he always finds something to cut himself on. |
| Maliyansis yali-piyaqtihikonihke (yali-qahnusqiske) sonuciw sitomok. | Mary Ann is going along the shore picking up small pieces of driftwood. |
| Neqt Koluskap qeni-yali-piyaqtihikonihket, on 'komuci-macephaniya uhkomossol Muwinesqiyil naka uhsimisol Nimaqsuwehsuwol. | Once, while Koluskap was gathering firewood scraps, they kidnapped his grandmother, She-Bear, and his younger brother, Marten. (LM) |
Notes :
(also, piyaqtihikonuhke)
Audio Recordings :
| Audio Recording | Type of Recording | Authored by |
|---|---|---|
| word | Dolly | |
| Word | Nancy | |
| example | Dolly | |
| Example | Nancy | |
| Example | Nancy | |
| example | Dolly |