| 'tawatkuhke |
s/he knows how to tell good story |
| 'tawe |
(young child) s/he knows how to talk |
| 'tawewestu |
(young child, language student, etc.) s/he knows how to speak in a language (e.g., in English, in Wolastoqey) |
| 'tawhom |
s/he knows how to swim |
| 'tawi ('taw-) |
knowing how to, skilled at, good at; (indicating admiration of a quality; see examples) very much, extremely, exactly as desired, just right |
| 'tawihponosu |
s/he knows how to fight |
| 'tawi-kolusku |
s/he knows how to tell lies |
| 'tawi-kotunke |
s/he knows how to hunt, is good hunter (Wol, also: trapper) |
| 'tawimiye |
s/he knows how to pray |
| 'tawintu |
s/he knows how to sing |
| 'tawi-nulomoluhke |
s/he is good at working from memory |
| 'tawi-peskotomuhkatuwe |
s/he knows how to speak Peskotomuhkati |
| 'tawi-posonutehke |
s/he knows how to make baskets, is good basketmaker |
| 'tawoka, 'tawoke; 'tawka, 'tawke |
s/he knows how to dance |
| 'tawokehkikemu |
s/he knows how to teach, is good teacher |
| 'tawokisu |
s/he knows how to read |
| 'tawtihike |
s/he knows how to chop wood |
| 'tawwikhike |
s/he knows how to write, is good writer |
| wewiphoqe |
s/he knows how to track (rabbits, etc.) |
| wewskutun |
s/he knows how to do it |
| wewtehkomon |
s/he knows the way to it; s/he knows how to dance it or dance to it (music) |
