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oyôkoway

oyôkoway NI valley ● oyôkowayush valleys oyôkowayuk in the valley Wacuwuk áhtá oyôkoway The valley is in the mountains.
sipowihs

sipowihs NI brook, stream ● sipowihsash brooks sipowihsuk in the brooks Sipowihs wácishá sipo A stream joins the river.
aqu-

aqu- VAI he is clothed, dressed, gets dressed, wears (something) ● nutaq I am dressed aquw s/he is dressed kutaqumun you and I sg : aqush Get dressed! pl : aquq Get dressed! áqut that he is dressed Pitkôs côhtam áqunuk She wants to wear a dress. Mukacuks aquw wáci kon The boy is dressed for snow.
kohkokihs

kohkokihs NA little owl ● kohkokihsak little owls kohkokihsuk in the owl Kohkokihsak ayuwak wacuk The little owls were in their nest.
aquniwôqat-

aquniwôqat- VII it resembles, looks like ● aquniwôqat it looks like aquniwôqatash have it look like áquniwôqáhk it looks like áquniwôqáhks they look like Wacuw aquniwôqat nokunáhs The mountain resembles my grandfather.
uyuqômuwôk

uyuqômuwôk NI dream ● uyuqômuwôkansh dreams uyuqômuwôkanuk in the dream Nuwacônô wicuw uyuqômuwôk I had a good dream.
kôcuci

kôcuci ADV a little bit, only a little ● Nuwacônô cánaw kôcuci muni I have only a little money.
mikucut

mikucut NI feces, dung, shit, manure ● mikucutuk in the feces Kuwacônum mikucut kumáhkus You have dung on your shoe. Kutôtanihkun náhtiyá mikucutuk You stepped in dog feces.
muni

muni NI money (English loan; usually used in plural) ● munish money munik on the money Nuwacônô cánaw kôcuci muni I have only a little money.
-yuqáhs

-yuqáhs NA DEP niece, nephew ● nuyuqáhs my niece nuyuqáhsak my nephews nuyuqáhsuk on my niece wuyuqáhsah his niece/nephew Wuyuqáhsuwôwah ki You are their niece/nephew. Nuwacônô shwôsk nuyuqáhsak I have eight nephews.
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