soqskessu
verb ai & ii 1, 14
(ice, glass) s/he, it breaks into small pieces; s/he, it fragments
Plural :
soqskessultuwok (ai)
Verb Stem :
-soqskessi-
Changed Verb Stem :
seqskessi-
Example Sentences :
| Peskotomuhkati-Wolastoqey | English Phrase |
|---|---|
| Nemihtuhtit ewasisuwihtit wikihtits, eci-kiwacinomuhtit; eluwe-te soqskessuwol moshunuwal. | When they saw the place where they had lived as children, it looked so lonely to them that their hearts almost broke. (LM/DAF) |
| Tan etuci-soqskessit pqom, skicinuwok 'toli-wolamsotomuhtiniya 'tahsihpilsultiniya naka naci-cuhpahkan wen amaleksok weci-maciyeloqek 'qosinuhkewakon. | When the ice was breaking up, the people believed that they could cure themselves, and a person would go and throw a piece of satin into the water so that his or her sickness would float away with it. |
Audio Recordings :
| Audio Recording | Type of Recording | Authored by |
|---|---|---|
| word | Dolly | |
| example | Dolly | |
| example | Dolly |