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qaci

qaci ADV outside (of), outdoors ● Manotá qaci áhtá pawanatôk The fan is out of the basket.
qaci-

qaci- VAI he goes outside, goes out, gets off of, exits ● nuqaci I am outside qaci s/he is outside kuqacimun you and I are outside sg : qacish Go outside! pl : qaciq Go outside! qácit that he is outside Páwihsa, kumuskawi, nuqaci Okay, you found me, I’m coming out; Qaciq wuci nitay Come out of there!
quci-

quci- VAI he tries, attempts ● nuquci I am trying quci s/he tries kuqucimun you and I try sg : qucish Try! pl : quciq Try! qácit that he tries Sokuyôks nuquci mutu wátukisuyôn Whenever it is raining I try not to get wet. Páwihsa, iyo _kiyaw_ quciq Okay, now _you_ try it
qucimôtam-

qucimôtam- VTI he smells it (deliberately), sniffs it ● nuqucimôtam I sniff it qucimôtam s/he smells it kuqucimôtamun you and I smell it qucimôtamutuk Let’s smell it! sg : qucimôtamsh Sniff it! pl : qucimôtamq Sniff it! qácimôtak that he sniffs it Qucimôtamsh upihsháwansh Smell the flowers!
qucimôy-

qucimôy- VTA he smells him (deliberately), sniff him (y-stem) ● nuqucimôyô I smell him qucimôyáw s/he smells him kuqucimôyômun you and I smell him qucimôyutuk Let’s smell him! sg : qucimôs Smell him! pl : qucimôyohq Smell him! qácimôyôt that he smells him Qucimôyáw muks citsah The wolf smells the bird.
ôtshohkôk

ôtshohkôk NI myth, legend ● ôtshohkôkansh myths ôtshohkôkanuk in the myth Qaci pumshá ôtshohkôk He walked out of a legend.
cikham-₁

cikham-₁ VTA he sweeps him ● nucikham I sweep him cikham s/he sweeps him kucikhamôwun you and I sweep him sg : cikham Sweep him! pl : cikhamôhq Sweep him! cikhamôtuk Let’s help him! cikhamôt that s/he sweeps him Cikham aniks qaci wicuw She sweeps the chipmunks out of the house.
apqáwôk

apqáwôk NI a covering (something that would protect a person from the elements) ● apqáwôkansh coverings apqáwôkanuk on the covering Hákáts iyaki apqáwôk wuci qaci wiqám The outer bark becomes a cover for the outside of the wigwam.
hákáts

hákáts NI outer bark of a tree ● hákátsash bark of different trees hákátsuk on the bark Hákáts iyaki apqáwôk wuci qaci wiqám The outer bark becomes a cover for the outside of the wigwam.
wiwaqutum-

wiwaqutum- VTI he talks about it ● nuwiwaqutum I talk about it wiwaqutum s/he talks about it kuwiwaqutumumun you and I talk about it sg : wiwaqutumsh Talk about it! pl : wiwaqutumoq Talk about it! wiwaqutuk that he talks about it Iyo ‘ayômi’ tá ‘pahqaci’ wiwaqutumutuk Now let’s talk about “in” and “out”.
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