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  • moni-musomon - s/he cuts it off, clips or trims it (person's hair)
  • monosal - s/he cuts h/ off, amputates h/
  • monosomon - s/he cuts it off, severs it, amputates it
  • monosomuwan - s/he cuts off something belonging to h/
  • motiyaqtihike - s/he is heard cutting or chopping wood (for firewood, lumber, pulp, etc.)
  • mulahkecuwon, mulkecuwon - (water) it cuts into ground as it flows, erodes bank, etc.
  • musal - s/he cuts h/ hair, gives h/ haircut
  • musawe - s/he cuts hair; s/he barbers
  • musikhal, musikikhal - s/he trims h/ (log; i.e., chops branches off entire length of trunk); (with plural direct object) s/he clear-cuts them (trees)
  • musomuwan - s/he cuts the hair on something belonging to h/
  • mususu - s/he cuts own hair
  • nalikapskosomon - s/he cuts it into pieces or chunks (e.g., meat)
  • natonihiqe - s/he goes (comes) to cut and strip birchbark
  • natsawe - s/he goes (comes) to cut
  • nattehmon - s/he goes (comes) to cut or chop it (wood); s/he goes (comes) to pick it (berry, fiddlehead, etc.)
  • nutaqtihike - s/he cuts wood, s/he is woodcutter
  • 't-olekisomon - s/he cuts it with scissors (paper, cloth, etc.)
  • 't-olekisomuwan - s/he cuts or cuts out something (cloth, paper, etc.) belonging to h/ using scissors
  • 't-olekisomuwewal - s/he cuts for h/ using scissors
  • 't-olosal, 't-olsal - s/he cuts h/ with knife
  • 't-olosomon, 't-olsomon - s/he cuts it with knife
  • 't-olosomuwan, 't-olsomuwan - s/he cuts something belonging to h/ with knife
  • olsawe - s/he cuts thus (with knife, saw, scissors)
  • 'paski-mucoqehlal - s/he cuts h/ open and guts h/, opens h/ and removes h/ entrails (dead animal)
  • 'paskosal - s/he cuts h/ open with knife