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moski-

moski- VAI he arises, comes into existence, emerges, appears ● numoski I arise moski s/he comes into existence kumoskimun you and I emerge sg : moskish Appear! pl : moskiq Appear! moskituk Let’s arise! moskit when he emerges Moski wuci awan aqi cipay He emerged from the fog like a ghost.
tômwihto-

tômwihto- VTI he saves it, preserves it ● nutômwihto I save it tômwihtôw s/he saves it kutômwihtomun you and I save it tômwihtotuk Let’s save it! sg : tômwihtawush Save it! pl : tômwihtawoq Save it! tômwihtôk that he saves it Tômwihtôw wicuw wuci yoht He saved the house from the fire.
wuyacásq

wuyacásq NI tree bark ● wuyacásqash tree barks wuyacasquk in tree bark Apqáw wiqám wuci wuyacásq He covers the wigwam with tree bark.
mayom

mayom NA wheat, wild rice (‘wild rice’ the older meaning) ● mayomunsh wheats mayomunuk in the wheat Aposush mayom wuci wiyawhs Cook the wild rice with meat.
kihcu-

kihcu- VII it is chief, principal, superior ● kihcuw it is chief kihcush they are chief kihcuk that it is chief kihcuks that they are chief T’kikam kihcuw wuci nunupák The spring is principal for fresh water.
páhto-

páhto- VTI he waits for it ● nupáhto I wait for it páhtôw s/he waits for it kupáhtomun you and I waits for it páhtotuk Let’s wait for it! sg : páhtawush Wait for it! pl : páhtawoq Wait for it! páhtôk that he waits for it Mayunusuwi páhto wuci siqan He patiently waits for spring.
wihqi

wihqi PREP as far as ● …qá wuci táwiyu wihqi sipok and from the desert to the river…
putaw-

putaw- VTA he hears him ● nuputawô I hear him putawáw s/he hears him kuputawômun you and I hears him putawutuk Let’s hear him! sg : putaw Hear him! pl : putôhq Hear him! pátawôt that he hears him Wucinah wihkumiyan, kuputôsh When you call me, I hear you. Wucinah wihkumuyôn, kuputawi When I call you, you hear me. Wucinah wihkumiyak, kuputôyumun When you call us, we hear you. Wucinah wihkumiyáq, kuputôyumô When you (all) call me, I hear you. Wucinah wihkumuyak, kuputawumun When we call you, you hear us. Tápkuks putawáw muksah tá qáqiqihshôtáh Whenever it is night, he hears the wolves and crickets.
wihkum-

wihkum- VTA he calls him, summons him ● nuwihkumô I call him wihkumáw s/he calls him kuwihkumômun you and I call him Wihkumutuk Let’s call him! sg : wihkum Call him! pl : wihkumohq Call him! wihkumôt that he calls him Wucinah wihkumiyan, kuputôsh When you call me, I hear you; Wucinah wihkumuyôn, kuputawi When I call you, you hear me; Wucinah wihkumiyak, kuputôyumun When you call us, we hear you; Wucinah wihkumiyáq, kuputôyumô When you (all) call me, I hear you; Wucinah wihkumuyak, kuputawumun When we call you, you hear us.
kusáhkôy

kusáhkôy NI a summit, point of rock or earth, a crag, “high hill” ● kusáhkôyash summits kusáhkôyuk on the summit Kusáhkôy spowôk wuci wôpsuqak The summit is a refuge for the eagles.
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