| amalholuhke |
s/he does fancy work, does craftwork |
| amalholuhkewiw |
it does fancy work |
| apoluhke |
s/he is back from work, s/he is back from having worked |
| ehpituwessu |
(girl, boy, man) s/he does woman's work |
| kiluwoluhke, qiluwoluhke |
s/he looks for work |
| 'komasoluhke |
h/ work is easy, s/he has easy job |
| 'komasoluhkewakoniw |
it is easy work, is light work |
| luhkan |
it is a work week (Monday through Friday); it is a weekday |
| luhkewakon |
work; task, job; deed |
| luhkewakoniw |
it is like work, it is arduous |
| lukhotin |
there is work |
| manihke |
s/he makes money by doing job or selling |
| pemoluhkemok, pemoluhkemk |
week, weekday, work week |
| sikoluhkewakoniw |
it is backbreaking work, is drudgery |
| skitapewessu |
(boy, girl, woman) s/he does man's work |
| 'tawi-amalholuhke |
s/he knows how to do fancy work |
| tkiqoluhke |
h/ work involves heavy lifting; s/he toils |
| wahantoluhke |
s/he does devil's work |
