| ikolisoman |
white man, Englishman |
| 't-ikolisomanehtun |
s/he does it the English way, does it in the white man's way |
| ikolisomanewey, ikolisomanuwey |
something pertaining to the white man's way of doing things |
| ikolisomanisqehs |
white woman, Englishwoman |
| ikolisomani-tpaskuwakon |
English rule, English law; white man's rule or law |
| ikolisomanuwiw |
s/he is a white (or English) person |
| ikolisomanuwomtu |
s/he behaves like white or English person |
| ksi-wapahtuwe |
it is incandescent, shines white |
| ksi-wapeyu |
s/he, it is bright white |
| wapahtuwe |
it shines white |
| wapalokiqe |
s/he has light blue or gray eyes; s/he has white eyes (e.g., from having drowned) |
| wapalokiqewocu |
h/ eyes turn white from the cold |
| wapalokiqs |
(slang for "white person") white-eyes |
| wapapskahasu |
it has white spots or dots |
| wapapskahmon |
s/he puts white spot(s) or dot(s) on it |
| wapaqosal |
s/he cooks h/ until white |
| wapaqosomon |
s/he cooks it until white, cooks the color out of it |
| wapaqosu |
(food) s/he cooks until s/he is white; s/he fades, is bleached (from heat or sunlight) |
| wapaqote |
it cooks until it is white; it fades, is bleached (from heat or sunlight) |
| wapaqsu |
(something stick-like) s/he is white |
| wapasoke |
it is (there is) white board or plank |
| wapatpe |
s/he has white hair |
| wapcokiptine |
h/ hands are white from having handled white substance (paint, chalk, cottage cheese, etc.) |
| wapekesson |
(white paper, cloth, etc.) it shows or is seen quickly |
| wapekessu |
(white garment, etc.) s/he shows or is seen quickly |
