| 't-astuwekehtun |
s/he folds it in two, folds it double (something sheet-like); (with plural direct object) s/he pulls them together (two curtains, cloth flaps, etc.) |
| 't-astuwekonomon |
s/he folds it in two, folds it double (something sheet-like) |
| epahsatuwe |
s/he climbs halfway up; s/he mixes two languages when speaking, speaks half and half |
| epahsi (epahs-, epas-) |
half; halfway, in the middle; in two, in half |
| epahsuhkak |
they split into two teams, they form two teams |
| nis |
two (in counting) |
| nisakisuwey |
two-dollar bill |
| nisakisuwok |
two dollars (originally, in coins) |
| nisalokahte |
it has two holes or openings |
| nisalokamqahk |
two-million |
| nisalokiqehtasu |
(binoculars, eyeglasses) s/he, it has two eye-pieces, has bifocal lens or lenses |
| nisamqahk |
two-thousand |
| nisanokahte |
it has or consists of two pages or layers |
| nisapeksu |
s/he leaves double track |
| nisatokonomon |
s/he makes it with two strands (e.g., twists two braids of sweetgrass together) |
| nisatokopu |
it has or consists of two strands |
| nisatpe |
s/he has two heads, is bicephalous |
| nisatq |
two-hundred |
| nisekehtun |
s/he folds it in two, folds it in half (something sheet-like) |
| nisekiye |
s/he, it has or consists of two layers (cloth, paper, etc.) |
| nisekopu |
s/he has two layers, consists of two layers |
| nisekte |
it has or consists of two pages or layers |
| nisessuwok |
(business partners) they go in together, form partnership |
| nisi (nis-) |
two, both; together |
| nisicpikuwok |
they are of two kinds or types; they are two tribes |
