| etsossu |
(person, e.g., African-American) s/he is black |
| mekosewsewet |
person dressed in black, "black-robe" |
| mokosewalokiqe |
(injury) s/he has black eye; (natural color) s/he has black eyes |
| mokosewalokiqehtahal |
s/he gives h/ black eye by hitting h/ |
| mokosewaluhkiye |
there are black or dark clouds; the cloud cover darkens |
| mokosewaluhkot |
there are black clouds |
| mokosewaqosu |
s/he is cooked or burned black, s/he is charred |
| mokosewaqote |
it is cooked or burned black, it is charred |
| mokosewatpe |
s/he has black hair |
| mokoseweyu |
s/he, it is black in color |
| mokosewhomon |
s/he blacks it out, blots it out |
| mokosewi (mokosew-) |
black in color, dark |
| mokosewin |
black person, African-American (especially, man) |
| mokosewinaqot |
it looks black |
| mokosewinaqsu |
s/he looks black |
| mokosewinusq |
black woman, African-American woman |
| mokosewiye |
s/he, it turns black |
| mokosewocoke |
it is stained black |
| mokosewocokiptine |
h/ hands are black from having handled black substance (paint, ink, tar, etc.) |
| mokosewocoksu |
s/he is stained black, is blackened by dirt, soot, etc. |
| mokosewocokte |
it is stained black, is blackened by dirt, soot, etc. |
| mokosewocossu |
s/he is black in color; (bruised) s/he is black and blue |
| polahkomen |
black person, black man, African-American |
| polahkomenisqehs |
black woman, African-American woman |
| puksetey |
something dark brown or black |
