| apenkawotin |
it is payday |
| cicokawse |
s/he walks back toward land; (sun) s/he rises farther toward the north each day (i.e., days are getting longer) |
| cilkokiskot |
it is a short day, the day is short |
| ehtahsi-kiskahk |
(conjunct forms only) every day; at every low tide |
| ehtahsi-kiskahkiw |
it occurs or happens every day |
| kakehsukoniw |
for several or many days |
| kcissonte |
it is a high holy day; it is Holy Week (Palm Sunday to Easter) |
| kehsukoniw |
it is so many days; (in questions) how many days is it? |
| kehsukonohom |
(calendar) the date is ...; it is such-and-such a day or date; it is so many days |
| kehsukonokkiwiw |
it is so many days afterward |
| 'kekiw |
all day |
| 'kekkom |
s/he travels all day |
| 'kekoluhke |
s/he works all day |
| kiskot |
it is low tide; (with preverbs only) it is a day, the day is ..., the weather is ... |
| kisq |
day, date |
| kotoki-sep |
the day after tomorrow |
| kotoki-sepawonuk |
the day after tomorrow |
| kotoki-wolaku |
the day before yesterday; (past, vague) the other day |
| kotuksukiskot |
it is a sleepy or dreary day |
| ksewse |
s/he walks in; (sun) s/he rises farther to the north each day (i.e., days are getting longer) |
| Mihtaqsit 'kiskum |
Father's Day |
| milawuhse |
s/he walks out into the water or onto ice, walks out into field; (sun) s/he rises farther to the south each day (i.e., days are getting shorter) |
| mocokiskot |
(weather, events, luck) it is a bad day |
| Munimqehs 'kiskum |
Groundhog Day |
| nahtokawse |
s/he walks toward land; (sun) s/he rises farther toward the north each day (i.e., days are getting longer) |
