| naksq |
young woman; (archaic) maiden, virgin; (naksqemol) h/ female helper or caregiver |
| petihkutuwomtu |
he acts like woman, is effeminate |
| pithopewisq |
woman bartender, barmaid |
| polahkomenisqehs |
black woman, African-American woman |
| polecomonisqehs |
French woman |
| pukcinsqehs |
(cap.) name of malicious woman in oral tradition; earthenware jug |
| sakomasq |
woman chief or tribal governor; wife of chief or tribal governor |
| sakomawisq |
woman chief or tribal governor; wife of chief or tribal governor |
| siki-ehpituwiw |
s/he is a hard woman (hard to deal with, mean, tough, etc.) |
| skahcomenisqehs, skahcomenusq |
Scotswoman |
| 'somakonossusq |
woman soldier, wife of soldier |
| tqesusq |
shy woman or girl |
| wenisqehs |
some woman; what woman, which woman |
| wenuhcisqehs |
white woman |
| wolastoqewisqehs |
Wolastoqey woman |
| woli-ehpit |
good or virtuous woman; (archaic) virgin |
| woli-ehpituwiw |
she is good or virtuous woman |
