| esuwonike |
s/he goes back and forth carrying or fetching firewood |
| kinsoke |
it is stove-length stick of wood that cannot be split |
| ksenike |
s/he brings or takes firewood into house |
| mamatuwokonse |
s/he scavenges driftwood for use as firewood |
| natonike |
s/he goes (comes) to gather firewood |
| nutenike |
s/he carries firewood out (out of woods, out of woodshed, etc.) |
| petonike |
s/he carries firewood to here |
| 'petonikewal |
s/he brings firewood to h/ |
| piwsokuhke |
s/he gathers firewood |
| piwsoq |
piece (stick) of firewood; piece of wood |
| qetonike |
s/he feels around (trying to find something); s/he tries to gather or carry firewood |
| teponike |
s/he has gathered enough firewood |
| wihqonike |
s/he picks up firewood and carries it; (Sipayik) s/he shops for groceries |
