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  • epahsuhkak - they split into two teams, they form two teams
  • kiyahqinehe - (tree) h/ wood splits straight
  • 'komasikpeksu - (tree, ash splint) h/ wood is easily split or easily separated into splints (for use in basketmaking, etc.)
  • 'koskomakopehlal - s/he weaves h/ through the split stander
  • kskomtokhike - (basketmaking) s/he weaves through the split made in a stander
  • kskomtokhikon - (basketmaking) stander that is split in two to make an odd number of standers in total (so as to ensure correct weaving pattern)
  • likonike - s/he splits something (e.g., basket hoop, barrel hoop) by following grain; s/he starts something growing (e.g., home-brew mixture)
  • linessu - (splint, wood, pole) s/he, it splits along the grain, splits straight
  • mocinehe - (tree) h/ wood splits poorly (e.g., because grain is twisted)
  • nalahtehmon - s/he splits it for kindling
  • nalahtihike - s/he splits kindling
  • 't-olikhal - s/he splits h/ along grain using tool (e.g., white ash)
  • 't-olikhomon - s/he splits it along grain using tool (e.g., board)
  • 't-olikonal - s/he grows h/, raises h/; s/he splits h/ along grain (wood)
  • 't-olikonomon - s/he grows it; s/he splits it along grain (wood)
  • 't-olikonomuwan - s/he grows or raises it for h/; s/he splits something belonging to h/ (e.g., hoop-pole) along the grain
  • 't-olokinehlal - s/he rips h/, tears h/, splits h/ (clothing, carpet)
  • 't-olokinehtun - (clothing, cloth, paper) s/he rips it, tears it, splits it
  • paskelomu - s/he bursts from laughing
  • 'paskotunehtehkuwal - s/he splits h/ lip by kicking h/
  • peyehtahasik - scrap left from chopping or splitting wood, wood chip
  • 'pihtuhtamal - (basketmaking) s/he splits h/ (basket ash) into thinner layers along grain
  • pihtuhtamu - (ii; e.g., spruce root) it splits along grain; (ai; e.g., ash splint used in basketmaking) s/he splits along the grain into thinner layers; (ai; person) s/he splits ash splint(s) into thinner layers
  • 'pihtuhtatomon - s/he splits it (e.g., spruce root) along grain
  • 'pihtuhtatomuwan - s/he splits something belonging to h/ along the grain