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koci

koci ADV it begins, has its origin or source (marks the beginning of the action) ● Nit wuci koci skitôpak wihkumwak uwisuwôk Kawtántowit … then began men to call upon the name of the Lord.
wikôci

wikôci ADV often, commonly ● Mô wikôci uwustawun nunánu My grandmother used to make it often.
yonáhqôsu-

yonáhqôsu- VAI he sews ● nuyonáhqôs I sew yonáhqôsuw s/he sews kuyonáhqôsumun you and I sew sg : yonáhqôsush Sew! pl : yonáhqôsuq Sew! yonáhqôsut that he sews Yonáhqôsuw wikôci He sews often. Wômôhtam yonáhqôsut She loves to sew. Yonáhqôsush kumôyákansh kahak! Sew your clothes yourself!
kopayáhs

kopayáhs NA frog ● kopayáhsak frogs kopayáhsuk on the frog Kopayáhs apuw nupsapáquk The frog is in the pond. Kihtamsh sisikocik kopayáhsak Listen to the peeping frogs.
posikunáw-

posikunáw- VTA he buries him, inters (him) ● nuposikunáwô I bury him posikunáw s/he buries him kuposikunáwômun you and I bury him sg : posikunáw bury him! pl : posikunôhq bury him! posikunáwutuk Let’s bury him! posikunáwôt that s/he buries him Kuposikunáwunônak niswi kocituwôkunônak nis taqôquk We buried both parents in two autumns.
wômôyutaniwin

wômôyutaniwin NA lover ● wômôyutaniwinak lovers wômôyutaniwinuk in the lovers Wômôyutaniwinak wikôci piyôwak yotay kikátohkahutut Lovers often come here to talk.