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cuwkôyipsuw

cuwkôyipsuw NI sap of a tree ● cuwkôyisuwash saps cuwkôyisuwuk in the sap Kucoktun wucshá cuwkôyisuw wuci mitakpu mihtuq, qá mus áhciyuwôk Our sugar comes from the sap of the maple tree, and great exertion.
sáp

sáp ADV tomorrow ● Sáp kunáwush See you tomorrow. Sáp kunáwuyumun We will see you tomorrow. Manto wáhtôw wámi cáqansh qá tápi i wámi cáqansh iyo kisk tá sáp God knows all things and can do all things today and tomorrow.
wusápi

wusápi ADV thinly ● …asu wásapi tukunikash susiqunumuk pum or wafers anointed with oil.
sápahik

sápahik NI soup ● sápahikansh soups sápahikanuk in the soup Nuwikôtam piyámáq sápahik I love fish soup.
nupsapáq

nupsapáq NI lake, pond ● nupsapáqash lakes nupsapáquk in the lake Toyupáhs apuw nupsawáquk The turtle is in the pond.
kusápusu-

kusápusu- VAI he is hot, feels hot ● nukusápus I feel hot kusápusuw s/he feels hot kukusápusumun you and I feel hot kusápusutuk Let’s get hot! sg : kusápusush Get hot! pl : kusápusuq Get hot! kásápusut that he feels hot Ciwi pôhsqá, kisusq kusápusuw It is nearly noon, the sun is hot.
kusaputá-

kusaputá- VII it is hot, heated (of substances or food, not weather) ● kusaputá it is hot kusaputásh they are hot kásaputák that it is hot kásaputáks when they are hot Yo nupi kusaputáw This water is hot.
wasapáyu-

wasapáyu- VII it is thin, slender ● wasapáyuw it is thin wasapáyush they are thin wásapák that it is thin wásapáks that they are thin Wásqak punitôk wasapáyuw The sharp knife is slender.
wiksapákat-

wiksapákat- VII it is sweet ● wiksapákat it is sweet wiksapákatash they are sweet wiksapákáhk that it is sweet wiksapákáhks that they are sweet Wiksapákat Wiyon Maple Sugar Moon. Sôhtásh wiksapákatash The blueberries are sweet.
wiqám

wiqám NI wigwam, a round dwelling made of bent saplings tied at the crotches with braided seagrass, covered on the outside with bark, mats, skins or leafed branches, covered on the inside with mats or skins, some embroidered or otherwise decorated. ● wiqámash wigwams wiqámuk in the wigwam Wuc’hkapiyuk ôkhum wiqam Birch bark covered the wigwam.
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