| ame |
s/he fishes |
| 't-amewal |
s/he fishes on h/ behalf |
| aneqehsuhke |
s/he spears or fishes for flounder |
| apame |
s/he is back from having gone fishing |
| apaphike |
s/he is back from netting fish |
| ehqame |
s/he stops fishing, stops going fishing |
| ihtolamet |
place where s/he fishes |
| ihtolamhotimok |
fishing place |
| kawisomeq |
(fish, Pungitius pungitius) ninespine stickleback |
| lontoqi-nomehs |
freshwater fish |
| mickonomeq |
(fish, Sebastes fasciatus) Acadian redfish, ocean perch |
| napomeq |
male fish |
| natahpiye |
s/he goes (comes) to net fish |
| natame |
s/he goes (comes) to fish |
| natamke |
s/he goes (comes) to play a game |
| natamkomal |
s/he goes (comes) to play a game with h/ |
| nataphiye |
s/he goes (comes) to fish with net |
| nomehs |
fish (of any species) |
| nomehsikuwam |
fish cannery |
| nomehsipom |
fish oil |
| nomehsuhke |
s/he fishes |
| nomehsuwehlal |
s/he turns h/ into a fish |
| 't-olamektun 2 |
s/he uses it to fish with (pole, bait, etc.) |
| peskotomuhke |
s/he spears or fishes for pollock |
| pihkolpis |
pickled fish (fish preserved in brine) |
