| ksomolsu |
s/he has hard feelings, has strong feelings (about something) |
| sakolahkomikoton |
(ground, soil) it is frozen hard |
| sakolahkomikuhsewiw |
it gets packed down hard (earth, soil) |
| sakolahkonahte |
(cushion, mattress, pillow, chair seat, bed, ground, etc.) it is hard (uncomfortable to sit or lie on) |
| 'sakolapsqehtun |
s/he boils it until it turns hard |
| sakolaskste |
it is dry and hardened |
| sakolekon |
(leather, skin, fabric) it is hard to the touch |
| sakoleyu |
s/he, it is hard to the touch; s/he, it is difficult |
| sakoli (sakol-) |
hard to the touch, firm, solid; sturdy, strong, tough; difficult |
| sakolinehe |
(tree) h/ grain is dense or solid, h/ wood is hard to split |
| sakoli-opos |
(animate; tree, Hammamelis virginiana) witch hazel; (animate) hardwood tree (of any species); (inanimate) hard stick |
| sakolipolasu |
(snow, grass, etc.) s/he, it is packed down hard from being walked on |
| sakoli-psuhune |
s/he is hard-hearted; s/he is stubborn |
| sakolocu |
s/he freezes hard |
| sakoloqin |
it is swollen and hard |
| sakolotekone |
s/he has tough or hard skin |
| siki-cikon |
hard or tough apple (sometimes used as nickname) |
