| asuwinehe |
(tree) h/ grain is crooked or twisted |
| elikpeksit |
(tree) quality of h/ wood-grain |
| kiwtahqenehe |
(tree) h/ grain is twisted |
| kiyahqinehe |
(tree) h/ wood splits straight |
| 'komasikpeksu |
(tree, ash splint) h/ wood is easily split or easily separated into splints (for use in basketmaking, etc.) |
| lapitehe |
(person, tool) h/, its teeth are in such a condition; (ai; shoe, tire) h/ tread is in such a condition; (ii; wood) its grain is such |
| linessu |
(splint, wood, pole) s/he, it splits along the grain, splits straight |
| mocikpeksu |
(tree, ash splint) h/ wood has poor grain (for splitting, for use in basketmaking, etc.) |
| mocinehe |
(tree) h/ wood splits poorly (e.g., because grain is twisted) |
| 't-olikhal |
s/he splits h/ along grain using tool (e.g., white ash) |
| 't-olikhomon |
s/he splits it along grain using tool (e.g., board) |
| 't-olikonal |
s/he grows h/, raises h/; s/he splits h/ along grain (wood) |
| pahsikpeksu |
(tree, ash splint) h/ wood has coarse or thick grain |
| 'pihtuhtamal |
(basketmaking) s/he splits h/ (basket ash) into thinner layers along grain |
| pihtuhtamu |
(ii; e.g., spruce root) it splits along grain; (ai; e.g., ash splint used in basketmaking) s/he splits along the grain into thinner layers; (ai; person) s/he splits ash splint(s) into thinner layers |
| 'pihtuhtatomon |
s/he splits it (e.g., spruce root) along grain |
| 'pihtuhtatomuwan |
s/he splits something belonging to h/ along the grain |
| 'pihtuhtatomuwewal |
s/he splits (ash splints) along the grain for h/ |
| 'pihtupal |
s/he splits h/ (ash splint) along grain into thinner layers using teeth to hold one side |
| pipuwapitehe |
(wood) it has fine grain |
| pipuwikpeksu |
(tree, ash splint) h/ wood has fine grain |
| 'possikekonal |
s/he splits h/ along grain (e.g., sapling, to make hoop-pole) |
| psikikonike |
s/he splits wood following grain by guiding blade as s/he goes along (to keep it aligned with grain) |
| sakolikpeksu |
(tree, ash splint) h/ wood or grain is difficult to split |
| sakolinehe |
(tree) h/ grain is dense or solid, h/ wood is hard to split |
