| apsoqe |
(trapper) s/he is back from having checked traps |
| cihkonaqcuhke |
s/he hunts or traps turtles |
| ciyahkehsuhke |
s/he traps or hunts mink |
| 't-esuhkehpawolal |
(baseball) s/he runs h/ down (base runner trapped between two bases) |
| kelhuket |
animal caught in trap |
| ketuwakonihike |
s/he takes bait off hook, removes bait from trap |
| kiwhosuhke |
s/he traps or hunts muskrat |
| kiwonikihke |
s/he traps or hunts otter |
| 'kolektehkomon |
s/he traps it with foot, holds it by stepping on it (paper, cloth, etc.; e.g., when blowing away) |
| 'kolhal |
s/he catches h/ in trap, traps h/ |
| kolhike |
s/he catches something in trap |
| kolhikon |
trap |
| kolhikonihke |
s/he makes or sets traps |
| 'kolhomon |
s/he catches it in trap |
| 'kolhomuwan |
s/he catches in trap something belonging to h/ |
| 'koli-punal |
s/he places h/ securely in position, puts h/ in trapped position (e.g., headlock); s/he charges expenses to h/ account; s/he attaches or garnishees h/ wages; s/he hocks h/, uses h/ as collateral |
| kotunkahtin |
there is hunting; it is hunting time, it is hunting season (Wol, also: trapping) |
| kotunke |
s/he hunts; (Wol, also) s/he traps |
| kpaliye |
s/he is snowed in |
| muwinewhikon |
bear trap |
| natsoqe |
s/he goes (comes) to check traps |
| 'pothal |
s/he hooks h/; s/he catches or traps h/ |
| 'pothomon |
s/he hooks it; s/he catches or traps it |
| punawe |
s/he sets traps |
| 'punawewal |
s/he sets traps for h/ (on h/ behalf) |
