'kanaksone |
s/he has old shoes, h/ shoes are old |
kancoqey |
something ancient or very old |
kancoqi (kancoq-) |
very old, ancient |
'kaney |
something old, antique, antiquated, archaic, etc. |
'kaneyawiw |
(object, institution, etc.) s/he, it is old, in antique, is archaic |
'kaneyu |
it is old |
'kani ('kan-), nkani (nkan-) |
old, ancient |
'kanihpukot |
(food) it tastes old, tastes stale |
'kanihpuksu |
(food) s/he tastes old, tastes stale |
'kanihtaqot |
it sounds old |
'kanikan |
old house, old building |
'kaninaqot |
it looks old |
'kaninaqsu |
s/he looks old |
'kani-ptoqap |
old bag |
kansuhs |
old or elderly person; person who lived long ago |
kansuhsuwey |
something old-fashioned, something from long ago |
kansuhsuwi (kansuhsuw-) |
ancient, old, from long ago |
'kanuloq |
old canoe, old boat |
kceyawikotone |
s/he is old |
kci (kc-, kt-) |
big, great; old; pure |
kcikotone |
s/he is old |
kcinaqsu |
s/he looks old |
Kci-Polans |
old man Francis (or Frank), Francis the elder (e.g., father as opposed to son) |
kehsikotone |
s/he is so many years old |
kehsikotonewiw |
it is so many years old |