| kahs-, kas- |
wipe, wipe off; remove |
| 'kahsahqahal |
s/he wipes h/ dry (pot, dish, food residue) |
| 'kahsahqahmon |
s/he wipes it dry |
| 'kahsicukhal |
s/he wipes h/ (dish, pot, etc.) |
| kahsicukhike |
s/he wipes dishes, dries dishes |
| 'kahsicukhomon |
s/he wipes it dry (utensil) |
| 'kahsihpulal |
s/he wipes h/ dry briskly, dries h/ off briskly |
| 'kahsihputun |
s/he wipes it dry briskly, dries it off briskly |
| 'kahsihputuwan |
s/he wipes dry something belonging to h/ |
| 'kahsiqahal |
s/he wipes h/ face |
| kahsiqe |
(usually, a woman) she applies vermilion on (someone's) forehead (man) or cheeks (woman) to mark end of a period of mourning (old Passamaquoddy custom) |
| 'kahsiqenal |
(usually woman) she applies vermilion to h/ forehead (man) or cheeks (woman) to mark the end of a period of mourning; (priest, deacon) s/he annoints h/ (especially, as part of last rites) |
| 'kahsi-spiqonahal |
s/he wipes the tears from h/ eyes |
| 'kascokihpulal |
s/he rubs h/ off (soft substance); s/he wipes h/ off quickly and inadequately |
| 'kashal |
s/he wipes h/ |
| kashasu |
it is wiped |
| 'kashomon |
s/he wipes it |
| kashusu |
s/he wipes self |
| kassituhusu |
s/he wipes (own) feet |
| 'kehsahqahal |
s/he prepares food for h/ so many times; s/he wipes h/ (dish, pot) so many times |
| 'koskahkomon |
s/he makes it vanish or disappear; s/he wipes it out (e.g., debt); (figuratively) s/he changes subject to hide it |
| 'koskahkomuwan |
s/he makes something belonging to h/ vanish or wipes it out (e.g., h/ debt) |
| 'pehki-kahsihputun |
s/he wipes it clean; s/he rubs it out, erases it completely |
| yali-kashusu, ali-kashusu |
s/he goes around wiping self; s/he turns this way and that wiping self |
