wihqehlal
verb ta 31
s/he takes h/ (and holds or carries h/), s/he picks h/ up; s/he pulls at h/; (with singular inanimate subject) it takes h/ so much time
Verb Stem :
-wihqehl-
Example Sentences :
Peskotomuhkati-Wolastoqey | English Phrase |
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Laks eci-milimatpon kasqihil, wihqonokul-olu. | Although Laks belittled the heron in many ways, he (heron) took him (across the river) anyway. (LM) |
'Kekiw-ote nwihqehlokun. | (task, journey) It took me all day (commonly used literal translation from English). |
Ma nkocicihtuwon tan-oc nqoni-wihqehlokun. | I don't know how long it will take me. (DAF) |
Nkisi-wihqehlanen sukolopan. | We took a cake. (MT) |
(verb ai 1) Wihqehlotuwok. | They grapple with each other (pulling at each other). |
Audio Recordings :
Audio Recording | Type of Recording | Authored by |
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example | Dolly | |
example | Dolly | |
example | Dolly | |
example | Dolly | |
example | Dolly | |
word | Stephanie |