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| Entry | Keywords | Definition |
|---|---|---|
| 'tomahqaluwehtahal | cut, dock, tail | s/he docks h/ tail (dog, sheep, etc.) |
| 'tomaki ('tomak-) | — | — |
| tomakiye | bend, break | (tree, rafter, etc.) s/he breaks from bending (e.g., from weight of snow) |
| 'tomakiyusu | treat, poor, poorly | s/he treats self poorly |
| 'tomakkehkimsu | teach, habit, bad | s/he teaches self bad habits (e.g., drinking, doing drugs, gambling) |
| 'tomakon | chimney, pipe, stovepipe | (for smoking; plumbing) pipe; stovepipe, chimney |
| 'tomakonahtoq | pipe, stovepipe | (smoking) pipe stem; stovepipe |
| 'tomakonapsq | stone, pipe, pipestone | (clay-like material for making smoking pipes) pipestone |
| 'tomakonomon | bend, break | s/he breaks it by bending it |
| 'tomalokossenal | cut, ear, rip | s/he cuts or rips h/ ear off |
| 'tomalokossepal | bite, ear, chew | s/he bites or chews h/ ear off |
| 'tomanokehtun | fold, push, sideways, paddle | s/he folds it (paper); s/he pushes sideways with it (paddle) to steer canoe |
| tomapite | tooth, broken | s/he has broken tooth (teeth) |
| 'tomapitehtahal | tooth, break off | s/he breaks off h/ tooth (teeth) by hitting h/ |
| 'tomapitehtehkomon | kick, tooth, break off, tine | s/he breaks off its tooth (teeth) by kicking it (saw, rake, denture, etc.) |
| 'tomapitehtehkuwal | kick, break, tooth | s/he breaks h/ tooth (teeth) by kicking h/ |
| 'tomapitehtehmon | tooth, break off, tine | s/he breaks off its tooth (teeth) by hitting it (saw, rake, denture, etc.) |
| tomapitehtuhusu | tooth, break off | s/he breaks off own tooth (teeth) |
| 'tomapitehtun | tooth, break off, tine | s/he breaks off its tooth or teeth (saw, rake, denture, etc.) |
| 'tomapskihtahal | chop, section, chunk | (rope, log, fish) s/he chops h/ into sections or chunks |
| 'tomapskihtehmon | chop, section, chunk | s/he chops it into sections or chunks |
| tomaqosikon | blowtorch | blowtorch |
| tomaqote | burn, apart | it burns in two, burns apart |
| tomaqtihikon | chop, ax, hatchet, machete | ax used for chopping wood or felling trees, machete |
| tomasokahasu | — | — |