| apsikaniw |
(house, building) it is small |
| ehpituwikuwam |
women's house |
| elaktahasik |
house with peaked and shingled roof |
| 'kanikan |
old house, old building |
| kinikaniw |
(house, building) it is big |
| 'kisihkewal |
s/he built or can build house for h/ |
| likanuwiw |
it is in form of house, is shaped like house |
| masqewikan |
birchbark house |
| nemaht |
to or at a destination or starting-point; (mainly Pesk) at, in, to my house |
| oposikuwam |
wooden house, frame house |
| pomihke |
s/he has house along there |
| pqapsqisikuwam |
brick house |
| qahqolunsqikuwam |
clay or adobe house |
| qinusqikan |
house with peaked roof |
| sakomawikuwam |
chief's house; (Maine) governor's house; band or tribal office building |
| skitapewikuwam |
men's house |
| tolihkosu |
s/he is building house |
| wastewikuwam |
snow house, igloo |
| wecuwawihkawotuwok |
they live near each other, their houses are close to each other, they are neighbors |
| wenuhcuwikuwam |
frame house |
| wihke |
s/he builds house(s) |
| wihkosu |
s/he builds house for self |
| wik |
h/ house, h/ home |
| wikke |
s/he builds houses for living |
| wikuwak |
in, at, to h/ house; in, at, to h/ home |
