| lapawotahsut |
watering can |
| lontoq |
fresh water, lake water; body of fresh water |
| maciyapilahsu |
s/he starts to carry water, sets off carrying water (or other liquid) |
| mickonpeq |
water with fecal matter in it; chamber pot contents |
| militome |
(body of water) its depth varies from place to place, it is deep in some places and shallow in others |
| mocopeq, mocopeqs |
muddy or murky water; (mocopeqs) pothole |
| monamkapawe |
(log, soil, rock, etc.) s/he, it erodes from action of water |
| muskoqotehe |
(animal) s/he comes up out of water (e.g., to breathe, to look around) |
| natapilom |
s/he goes (comes) to get water, draw water |
| natapiloma, natapilome |
s/he goes (comes) to get water, draw water |
| nokkompehlal |
s/he surrounds h/ completely with water |
| nolomopeq |
the water upriver |
| nopim |
h/ water, h/ liquid (for drinking) |
| nuhkamkapawe |
(soil, sand, salt, etc.) it softens from water falling on it |
| 't-olapawotun |
s/he pours water over it, bathes it; s/he waters it (plant) |
| 't-olapilomuwewal |
s/he fetches water for h/ |
| 't-olpekehtun |
s/he sprinkles it (liquid; usually, holy water); s/he sprinkles water on it (especially, casket etc. in church) |
| osihhom, sihhom |
s/he gives out drinks; s/he dips water from container |
| ososqopekot |
(water) it is muddy |
| petapilom |
s/he comes to get water |
| posoqp |
drop of water, raindrop |
| puwaskahpulsu |
(dog, bear, etc.) s/he shakes self to remove water from fur |
| 'puwaskahputun |
s/he shakes water off it, shakes it to remove water |
| 'puwaskahputuwan |
s/he shakes something belonging to h/ to remove water |
| 'samaqan, samaqan |
water |
