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kʷahkʷahkʷémakəso
he is a straight tree. AI
kʷahkʷe-ápasi
a straight tree AN
kʷahkʷihtane
he has a straight nose, AI
kʷakʷanάmehle
he paces, he strides, he runs at a pace. AI
kʷakʷəmáčehle
He runs very fast. AI
kʷakʷəčémahle
he runs very fast, AI
kʷakʷə́mahle
he runs, trots. AI
kʷakʷə́mahle
he runs, AI
kʷanaskʷahkámike
there is a point of land, it is a pointed land, peninsula; II
kʷanaskʷahkʷémi
at the point, pinnacle, the top of a tree. pc.
kʷanaskʷatənəwáyi
at the top, at the pinnacle or peak of the mountain. pc.
kʷanaskʷáhkʷi
at the top of the tree. pc.
kʷanaskʷáyi
pertaining to the top, end, pennacle, towards the top, end, pinnacle. pc.
kʷanaskʷi-
end, extremity, tip prev.
kʷanaskʷi-alítəwihle
he flies to the top, end. AI
kʷanaskʷi-álαtawe
1) the climbs to the top, summit, 2) he climbs out to the end (of a log, hole, etc.) AI
kʷanaskʷi-kə́lamo
he is attached at the point, tip; AI
kʷanaskʷi-kʷésαwo
it is the tip of the cape; II
kʷanaskʷi-tali-kə́lənəso
he holds himself there at the top. AI
kʷanaskʷi-talí-kəlahte
it is attached there is at the top, end. II
kʷanaskʷi-talí-kəlamo
he is attached there at the top. AI
kʷanaskʷí-kəlahte
it is attached at the top. II
kʷanaskʷíləčαkan
tip of the finger, INAN
kʷanaskʷəsítəham
he stands on his toes, OTI
kʷanáskʷahkamikʷe
a tip, end of land, promontory, INAN
kʷanáskʷi
along, by, pertaining to the top, point, end, at or on the end, summit. pc.
kʷanáskʷi-wihtan
the point or tip of the nose INAN
kʷanáskʷihle
it comes to a point, end. II
kʷanáskʷihtan
the tip of the nose. INAN
kʷanáskʷikʷαm
the top of the house, INAN
kʷanáskʷiləči
fingertip, INAN
kʷanáskʷαkame
it is the head of the lake, the inlet of the lake, the top of the lake; II
kʷanáskʷαlo
the tip of the tail. INAN
kʷanáskʷαmki
a sandy point, peninsula, or end of land, INAN
kʷanáskʷαpi
the end of the rope. AN
kʷanáskʷαpit
front tooth, incisor, INAN
kʷanáskʷαtakʷ
tip of an evergreen bough, INAN
kʷanáskʷαtəp
the top of the head, AN
kʷasátəneso
it is, forms a sloping mountain. II
kʷaskʷálohke
he works to death. AI
kʷaskʷálαmo
1) he dies of hunger, starves to death, AI
kʷaskʷálαtam
he breathes his last dying breath, OTI
kʷaskʷáyi
1) by successive stages, 2) by degrees, 3) step by step, piece by piece, drop by drop, 4) a little at a time, 5) gradua pc.
kʷaskʷe-
a little at a time prev.
kʷaskʷe-álohke
he works a little at a time. AI
kʷaskʷepéhtehsən
it drips a little at a time. II
kʷaskʷélohke
he works to death. AI
kʷaskʷi-
to death prev.
kʷaskʷi-ahkʷálmalso
he is sick to death, AI
kʷaskʷi-wə́čihaso
he dies of massive hemorrhage of the lungs, of tuberculosis, has a fatal expectoration of blood. AI
kʷaskʷí-səkako
he vomits to death, AI
kʷaskʷítəhαso
he is shocked to death, grieved to death [by occurrence], AI
kʷaskʷpάwələke
he is frightened to death, AI
kʷaskʷάpseso
he is very warm, sweats to death, AI
kʷàhkʷi
straight, upright pren.
kʷàkʷkam
he shoves, pushes with his foot, OTI
kʷáhkʷahke
he throws straight, AI
kʷáhkʷahkʷat
it is a straight piece of wood. II
kʷáhkʷahkʷəso
he is a straight tree, or AN wooden object (bow) AI
kʷáhkʷi
directly, straightway, precisely in the direction. pc.
kʷáhkʷihtan
the deep current, river, flows straight. II
kʷáhkʷiko
he is straight, grows straight. AI
kʷáhkʷikən
it is straight, grows straight. II
kʷáhkʷitte
right straight. emp. pc.
kʷáhkʷitte
right straight emp. pc.
kʷáhkʷičəwan
the current flows straight. II
kʷáhkʷənike
he straightens things, AI
kʷákʷahke
he shoves, pushes with force, AI
kʷákʷsano
he pushes, AI
kʷákʷənike
he makes a move, takes his turn (as in a game), AI
kʷálahkʷe
Black-backed three-toed woodpecker ⟨sciname⟩(Picoides arcticus ?)⟨/sciname⟩, AN
kʷánaskʷαmk
pointed sand bar (extending from the land), spit, INAN
kʷásatəne
there, it is a sloping mountain, hill. II
kʷáskohse
he walks himself to death, exhaustion, AI
kʷáskʷaseso
he is very hot, he is burning to death, he is roasting from the sun or fire. AI
kʷáskʷay
enough pc.
kʷáskʷeləmo
he laughs (himself) to death, AI
kʷáskʷihpo
he eats himself to death, AI
kʷáskʷipso
he suffocates (from smoke of a fire), AI
kʷáskʷpαwo
he is frightened to death, AI
kʷáskʷsano
1) he is exhausted, 2) he dies of exhaustion, AI
kʷehsάkahkʷapit
crosspiece stick between two forked sticks to hang pots over a fire, AN
kʷenskʷahkámikek
Old Town Indian Village, where there was a palisaded village [see _PN_
kʷesάwahkamikʷ
point of land, small peninsula, INAN
kʷesάweyik
point of land, INAN
kʷesάweyo
the water bends, or goes off course II
kʷèləphot
Turned Over AN
kʷèmo
he hallooes, gives the death cry, AI
kʷétatame
he tastes, AI
kʷihtélətαso
it is feared. II
kʷihtétəhαso
he fears, AI
kʷikʷiməssəwísite
he has webbed, duck-like toes, AI
kʷikʷimə́ssəwihtəkʷ
1) black duck stream, 2) _PN_ Marsh River [in Frankfort, Waldo Co., Me.]
kʷikʷíməsso
black duck ⟨sciname⟩(Anas rubripes Brewster)⟨/sciname⟩, AN
kʷikʷsə́lαmsən
the wind whistles II
kʷikʷə́ssəwinto
he whistles a tune, song, OTI
kʷilawáhsəwαkan
search, INAN
kʷilawítəhαso
he probes/searches his mind, AI
kʷilámαso
he picks lice from himself, AI
kʷiláwahso
he searches, seeks, AI
kʷiláwαpo
1) he casts a searching glance, 2) he scans, AI
kʷilohtáhikan
1) instrument used in searching by osteomancy, 2) bone used in divination to locate something or a place [usually a musk INAN
kʷilóhkənike
he gropes about in the dark/night, AI
kʷilóhtehkam
1) he walks and searches in a rapid manner, 2) he roves in searching for something, 3) he reconnoiters, 4) he divines wi OTI
kʷilókemo
he yearns, AI
kʷilómike
he longs, desires to see someone, AI
kʷilónike
he searches in the dark, AI
kʷilópehe OR kʷilópəhike
he probes in the water by instrument. AI
kʷilópene OR kʷilopénike
he probes in the water by hand. AI
kʷiləwíkeso
he asks, inquires, AI
kʷinoskʷəsítəham
he tiptoes, OTI
kʷinoskʷə́sike
he sharpens with a knife by habit or necessity, AI
kʷinoskʷə́sαwe
he sharpens with a knife (is in the act of), AI
kʷinoskʷαlákəsse
he has pointed ears, AI
kʷinoskʷάkkəso
he has a pointed rear-end. AI
kʷinoskʷάppihkane
he has a pointed chin, AI
kʷinóskʷahpske
it is a pointed rock. II
kʷinóskʷeson
woman's peaked or pointed hat, INAN
kʷinóskʷihle
he/it tapers comes to a point. AI/II
kʷinóskʷiko
he (mountain) is peaked, he (needle) is sharply pointed. AI
kʷinóskʷikən
it is pointed, grows to a point, II
kʷinóskʷikəwαm
peaked wigwam or house, INAN
kʷìkʷso
he whistle, AI
kʷìna
accordingly pc.
kʷìnatte
as a matter of fact; pc.
kʷílohkam
he walks and searches. OTI
kʷílətahso
he attacks, rushes quickly, AI
kʷínatte
that's right, pc.
kʷsakahsákʷαkan
bridge, wooden causeway, INAN
kʷsakáhkʷəssin
he lies across, AI
kʷsakáhkʷəssən
log extending across a stream, INAN
kʷsakákʷətehem
he propels a canoe by pole across a stream, OTI
kʷsakítəwihle
AI
kʷsakαlάmsoke
he is blown across a body of water, AI
kʷsakαssáwαkan
bridge, INAN
kʷsakάkʷičin
he swims across a body of water, AI
kʷsakάsoke
he wades across, fords, AI
kʷsakάyi
across; to or toward the other side pc.
kʷsákaso
he crosses a body of water, AI
kʷsákəhaso
he crosses, AI
kʷsákəholo OR kʷsákəholəwe
he crosses in a boat, he ferries across, AI
kʷsákαkʷəso
he crawls across, AI
kʷsákαsse
he walks across, AI
kʷsihóskʷawo
he is a chaste/virgin woman, AI
kʷsíhoskʷe
virgin, chaste woman. AN
kʷsíhʷαpawo
he is a chaste/virgin man, AI
kʷsíhʷαpe
super man, sacred man, chaste, continent, ascetic man, AN
kʷskʷáhkʷəssin
he glances off, AI
kʷskʷíhtehsən
it glances across. II
kʷtèlətam
he fears, OTI
kʷtéləməso
he fears himself, AI
kʷələkʷə́skahəso
he turns, sprains his ankle, AI
kʷələpitəhάsəsko
he is fickle, changeable, AI
kʷələpíkətaho
he jumps in turning, AI
kʷələpíkαpawo
he turns,he turns about, AI
kʷələpítotam
he turns to his other side (lying sitting, or standing), OTI
kʷələpítəhαso
he changes his mind, AI
kʷələpəčáhkʷikane
he has twisted legs AI
kʷələpəčohkʷísəkipe
he has a twisted neck AI
kʷələpαtəpétotam
he turned his (own) head, OTI
kʷələpάtəpewo
he turns his head the other way, AI
kʷələ̀pikʷəso
he turns in crawling, he crawls around the other way, AI
kʷəlαmkʷahkámike
it is a convex plot of ground, there is a raised mound II
kʷəlαmkʷáskote
it is a slightly elevated field, plain, prairie II
kʷəlάmkʷahkʷat
it is a convex, half-round, piece of wood II
kʷəlάmkʷahkʷəso
1) he is a convex piece of wood (as a damaged pole), 2) he (tree) has a knurl or convex growth AI
kʷəlάmkʷahpske
there is a convex rounded object, it is a convex stone, rock II
kʷəlάmkʷiko
he is convex, has a knob, is lumpy (like a turtle) AI
kʷəlάmkʷikən
it is slightly elevated, knobby, lumpy, rounded, convex II
kʷənahkʷálane
he (bird) has a long tail, AI
kʷənahkʷálose
he has a long penis, AI
kʷənahkʷi
elongated, tall pren.
kʷənahkʷihkásəye
he has long nails, AI
kʷənahkʷíhptine
he has long arms, AI
kʷənahkʷísəkipe
he has a long neck, AI
kʷənahkʷísəməwe
he has long horns, antlers, AI
kʷənahkʷətonétotam
he pouts, OTI
kʷənahkʷətónewo
he protrudes his lips, AI
kʷənahkʷάpite
he has long teeth, buck teeth, AI
kʷənahkʷάppihkane
he has a prominent, projecting chin, jaw, AI
kʷənahtakawíhkhike
he makes a long mark, line, streak, AI
kʷənahtakʷawíkhαso
he/it is striped lengthwise. AI/II
kʷənàhkʷi-apasi
elongated or unusually long tree AN
kʷənáhkʷi
elongated, tall, unusually long. pc.
kʷənáhkʷihtane
he has an elongated or long nose, AI
kʷənáhkʷikane
he has long legs, AI
kʷənáhkʷiko
he is elongated. AI
kʷənáhkʷikən
it is enlongated. II
kʷənáhkʷiləye
he has a protruding navel, AI
kʷənáhlake
it is a long knife, a long-bladed knife. II
kʷənáhsənikʷe
he has a long face, AI
kʷənáhtakat
it is a long cloth, fabric, hair. II
kʷənáhtakəso
he is a long object (rope, string, snake). AI
kʷənákʷane
he has long heels, AI
kʷənálane
he (bird) has a long tail, AI
kʷənénskəso
he is tall, AI
kʷənénskαso
he is so tall; AI
kʷəni-ahkʷámalso
he is sick aa long time; AI
kʷəni-ayo
he stays there a long time; AI
kʷəni-tépihaso
he quickly enters a conveyance during a length of time, AI
kʷəni-wə́lihalα
he prepares him for a length of time. TA
kʷənihkásəye
he has long nails, AI
kʷənikámikat
it (house) is long. II
kʷəniláləwe
he has a long tongue, AI
kʷənipəyáhkhαso
it is a long-bladed paddle, a paddle with a long blade. II
kʷəníləkʷane
he has long wings. AI
kʷənə́skeso
he is lanky, has abnormally long legs, AI
kʷənαlákəsse
he has long ears, AI
kʷənαpáməkʷe
it is a long view, distant view. II
kʷənάpekəso
1) he reaches the end of his long story, 2) it is a long story, tale [_idiom._] AI
kʷəsihátamo
he swallows, AI
kʷəsihátike
he swallows (by trait),
kʷəsihátαmo
he swallows (something), AI
kʷəsikéwαkan
foretelling. INAN
kʷəsìhtαkanikan
a bone or bony object used in devination [such as the pelvis bone of a muskrat], INAN
kʷəsíhtαkan
an object used in devination, INAN
kʷəsíhtαso
it is foretold. II
kʷəskʷičíkətaho
he jumps over, AI
kʷəssákahkʷapo
he [wooden object] lies or sits across. AI
kʷəssákαpəye
he paddles across, AI
kʷəssihkámahso
he steps aside, goes to one side, AI
kʷəsαwahkámike
it is a promontory, cape of land, there is a point of land; II
kʷəsαwahsékihle
the pointed cliff extends; II
kʷəsαwáhkʷihke
it is a wooded cape, a headland, where there are many trees, a forested promontory, II
kʷəsαwáhpskihle
a rocky cape extends; II
kʷəsαwáhseke
there is a pointed cliff, it is a ledgy, promontory or cape; II
kʷəsαwáhsəneke
there is a pointed precipice; it is a pointed bluff, cliff II
kʷəsαwáhsəneke
there is a projecting cliff/bluff/precipice. II
kʷəsαwáskihke
it is a grassy, weedy cape, II
kʷəsαwehkámike
1) there is an area of capes, 2) the land forms a cape or capes; II
kʷəsαwehsékihle
an area of ledgy cliff formations extends; II
kʷəsαwepísihke
there is an area of bushy capes, promontories; II
kʷəsαwéhkʷihke
there is an area of wooded capes, pointss, promontories; II
kʷəsαwéhseke
there is an area of pointed cliffs, there are cliff-like promontory formations; the ledges form promontories, jut out; II
kʷəsαwéhsəneke
there is an overhanging cliff, bluff, precipice. II
kʷəsαwéskihke
there is an area of grassy, weedy promontories; II
kʷəsαwαkkáyi
pertaining to the sloped promontory, along a sloped promontory. pc.
kʷəsαwαkki
on a sloped promontory pc.
kʷəsαwάmkihle
a sandy promontory extends, progresses; II
kʷəsάpatam
he sees a vision, apparition, OTI
kʷəsάwahkamikʷ
cape, promontory, headland, INAN
kʷəsάwahpske
there is a rocky point, cape, headland of rocks; II
kʷəsάwaske
there is a grassy point, cape; II
kʷəsάweske
the grasses, vegetation jut out, form a cape; II
kʷəsάweyo
1) it forms a point, projection, 2) there is a point, projection beyond the point, II
kʷəsάwihtəkʷe
it is a promontory on a river, II
kʷəsάwαhpske
there is a jutting, projecting rock; II
kʷəsάwαkame
it is a cape, promontory on a lake; II
kʷəsάwαkke
it is a cape, promontory; II
kʷəsάwαmke
it is a cape, headland of sand; II
kʷətawahkamíkihaso
he/it penetrates the earth or ground, sinks into the ground quickly, AI/II
kʷətawahkamíkihle
the ground sinks down, caves in, sinks. II
kʷətawahkámike
there is a quagmire. II
kʷətawíhptahso
he pokes his finger, presses his hand into something soft, AI
kʷətawάmkihle
he/it penetrates into the land, sand, gravel. AI/II
kʷətawάmkihtəkʷ
Main Boom [branch of Penobscot River that flows north from Eber's Point and down the western side of Orson Island]. _PN_
kʷətáhkamikʷ
quagmire, INAN
kʷətáwihaso
he/it penetrates the flesh or anything soft, sticks into something soft. AI/II
kʷətáwαlakʷ
a terrestrial sink, natural hole or pit in soft ground, INAN
kʷətekʷákʷəhan
it floats upside down, face down, front down. II
kʷətəkʷápiso
he wears a belt, AI
kʷətəkʷápison
belt, INAN
kʷətαkánine
he has a throat disease, ailment, affliction, AI
kʷətαkánαpi
gullet, esophagus, INAN
kʷətάpeke
the water passes through, penetrates; II
kʷə̀ləpapo
he turns around in sitting, while sitting, AI
kʷə̀ləpihaso
he turns quickly around; AI
kʷə̀ləpičəwan
the tide turns AI
kʷə̀ləpəsso
he turns on his other side, AI
kʷə̀ləpəčahske
he has outward deformed hips, groin, crotch, AI
kʷə̀ləpαtapo
he turns around in his sitting position, AI
kʷə̀lαpo
he refuses to look (because of a grievance), he looks askance, he looks the other way, AI
kʷə̀nahkʷat
it is long (any object). II
kʷə̀nahkʷəso
he is long, tall, AI
kʷə̀nahpske
it is a long rock, a long rounded object, ovate, or egg-shaped. II
kʷə̀nahsənekʷ
pestle, stone pestle, INAN
kʷə̀nawe
he has long hair, fur, AI
kʷə̀nawαs
1) _pers. N._ Old Long Hair, 2) historic Caniba (_circa_ 1693-1760), 3) _mythol._ Old Long Hair. AN
kʷə̀ni-
long, tall prev.
kʷə̀ni-aləmoss
a long dog. AN
kʷə̀nihpo
he eats a long time; AI
kʷə̀nihtane
he has a long nose, AI
kʷə̀nihtəkʷ
1) long river, 2) _PN_ Connecticut River; INAN
kʷə̀nihtəkʷe
it is a long river; II
kʷə̀niko
he is tall, long AI
kʷə̀niləče
he has a long finger or long fingers, AI
kʷə̀nipekʷ
long pond or lagoon. INAN
kʷə̀niso
he (body part) is long, AI
kʷə̀nitəlo
he has long eyelashes, AI
kʷə̀nose
pickeral ⟨sciname⟩(Esox niger LeSueur)⟨/sciname⟩, AN
kʷə̀ntakat
it is a long string. II
kʷə̀nəkisəkat
1) it is a long day, there are long days, 2) the days are lengthened II
kʷə̀nənake
it is a long island, II
kʷə̀nənakʷ
long island, INAN
kʷə̀nαkame
it is a long lake. II
kʷə̀nαləwe OR kʷənáhkʷαləwe
he has a long tail. AI
kʷə̀nαme
he takes a long stride, AI
kʷə̀sihato
he swallows, OTI
kʷə̀sihato nə̀pis
he takes a sip of water, swallows a small amount of water
kʷə̀sike
he foretells, AI
kʷə̀sαpo
1) he sees apparitions, 2) he foresees, AI
kʷə̀tawαn
log of firewood, firewood log, AN
kʷə̀tehəm
he poles (his watercraft). OTI
kʷə̀təkʷahte
it lies/sets upside down. II
kʷə̀təkʷapo
he [pot, etc.] lies, sits upside down. AI
kʷə̀təkʷihaso
he tips over quickly, upsets [as a canoe]. AI
kʷə̀təkʷəssin
he lies face down, AI
kʷə̀tαkan
throat, front of neck, INAN
kʷə̀tαpekʷ
body of quiet water or pond which penetrates or passes through, INAN
kʷə̀tαppe
1) he is in trouble, is in for it, 2) he is troubleprone, is apt to get into trouble; AI
kʷə̀čis
sluice ladder, sluice platform, INAN
kʷə́ləpihle
he turns (in any sense), AI
kʷə́ləpohse
he turns in walking, AI
kʷə́ləpənike
he reverses an object's direction, turns it around, or over, AI
kʷə́ləpəssin
he turns over, turns from his back to his stomach (or vice versa), AI
kʷə́nikən
it is long. II
kʷə́nəhawe
he has long hair, AI
kʷə́nətonke
he talks long, for a long period of time, AI
kʷə́skʷtehsin
he bounces off, AI
kʷαkkʷəni-
over and over, incessently, in succession prev.
kʷαkkʷəni-ketáhkʷiphα
he quickly removed them in succession, one after another.
kʷαkʷsə́ssohke
he hunts foxs, AI
kʷαlαkʷə́skəhaso
it is wrenched out of joint (part of body). II
kʷαsi-
lose prev.
kʷαsíptahso
he seduces away, procures for immoral purposes, AI
kʷὰkʷsəss
red fox ⟨sciname⟩(Vulpes fulva)⟨/sciname⟩, AN
kʷὰso
(?) 1) he flees, 2) he hides away, conceals himself, 3) he startled into flight, AI
kʷάnskʷαtəp
top of the head. pc.
kʷάsahke
he discards, AI
kʷάsihle
1) he makes himself absent, 2) he goes wild again (as a domestic animal), 3) he reverts to type, AI
kʷάsohke
he hides, AI
kʷάsohse
he walks to absent himself, loses himself in walking, AI
kʷάsəwαkan
absenteeism INAN
|kʷahkw-|
direct, proper, straight Initial
|kʷəhsak-|
across Initial