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Found 20 items.

  • kehsanokahte - it has so many pages or layers (e.g., dictionary with sections A-Z)
  • maspanokahte - it is thick and consists of layers
  • nisanokahte - it has or consists of two pages or layers
  • nisekiye - s/he, it has or consists of two layers (cloth, paper, etc.)
  • nisekopu - s/he has two layers, consists of two layers
  • nisekte - it has or consists of two pages or layers
  • paspanokahte - it is thick layer
  • 'pihtuhtamal - (basketmaking) s/he splits h/ (basket ash) into thinner layers along grain
  • pihtuhtamu - (ii; e.g., spruce root) it splits along grain; (ai; e.g., ash splint used in basketmaking) s/he splits along the grain into thinner layers; (ai; person) s/he splits ash splint(s) into thinner layers
  • 'pihtupal - s/he splits h/ (ash splint) along grain into thinner layers using teeth to hold one side
  • 'pihtuwinehtun - s/he splits it into two thinner layers (hide, etc.)
  • pqanokahte - it is red and made up of layers (e.g., red book)
  • 'qotekiye - s/he, it is formed of single sheet (of cloth, paper, etc.); (dual and plural) they form single layer
  • 'sanokahte - (book, etc.) it has three sections in form of layers, it has three pages
  • 'sekopu, nsekopu - (cake, coat) s/he has three layers
  • siccokekte - it is stuck on in layer (e.g., egg in frying pan)
  • skitoloqe - (lake, puddle, etc., or portion of surface) there is thin layer of ice on it; skim ice forms
  • skitsewe - s/he wears outer layer of clothing
  • spanokahte - (book, something made up of layers) it is thick, it is stacked high
  • uskitoloqehtun - s/he coats it with ice, puts layer of ice on it (skating rink, pavement; e.g., by spreading water on it)