accihte |
it changes colour, turns red; (fruit, vegetable) it ripens; (name for month in lunar calendar approximating July or August) |
accossu |
s/he changes color, turns red; (berry, apple, etc.) s/he ripens |
mehqahtuwehkahkil |
red leaves on trees in profusion |
mehqahtuwet |
(planet) Mars; red star |
mehqanokahtek |
(literally) red book; (cap.) the Bible; (cap.) Eugene Vetromile's "Indian Good Book" (1857) |
mehqaqsoskil |
(Cornus stolonifera) red osier dogwood, red willow |
mehqihtuwat |
man with a red beard) |
meqpahak |
red wine |
mqeyu |
s/he, it is red |
pqahqiskipe |
s/he has red neck or nape |
pqahsewe |
s/he wears red |
pqahsu |
(star, etc.) s/he shines red |
pqahtuwe |
it emits red light, shines red |
pqahtuwehpusu |
(star) s/he is red and twinkles |
pqahtuwessu |
(light) it flashes or glitters red; (star) it twinkles red |
pqalokiqe |
h/ eye(s) are bloodshot; s/he has red eye(s) |
pqalokotune |
s/he has red mouth (e.g., wearing lipstick); h/ mouth is red inside (e.g., from having eaten raspberries or beets) |
pqanokahte |
it is red and made up of layers (e.g., red book) |
pqapsqisocihte |
it is brick red in color |
pqatpe |
s/he has red hair, is redhead |
pqehpehe |
(liquid) it drips red |
pqekpektehson |
(cloth) it drips red |
pqeku |
s/he is dressed in red; (garment, carpet) s/he is red |
pqessu |
h/ skin is red (from infection, irritation, inflammation) |
pqeyu |
s/he, it is red |