'a:dina:k'ischwe'n•he put something away for himself (for the winter)
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'ina:wh•it goes (literal meaning); they (nuts, acorns) are dropping (idiomatic meaning)
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'inyeh-ky'a'awh•he barbecues something by burying it and building a fire over it
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'iwhdił•I'm eating small objects (such as berries) one by one (as I pick them)
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ch'e:te:t'e'•they are cooked out (someone's eyes, from staying awake)
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dahna:diwilt'a:ts'•two strips cut off of each side of the backbone of a salmon
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dah-na:k'indiyun'-te•they shall come back from above eating
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de'k'idiliwh•he or she puts several things into the fire (specifically: he or she roasts something (e.g. eels) on coals)
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de:nohq'it-xotse:lin'•(Christian) sacramental wine
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diwhqos•I bite it off (something brittle, crunchy)
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diwinch'e:k'•it has gotten hot-tasting, it has gone sour
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k'e:sde'•lumps of acorn meal that are left over after pounding, coarse leavings (of acorns) after sifting
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k'iłiwh•small round cake made from ground grass seeds (archaic term)
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k'iłixun-tehk'iwilky'o:ts'•"Indian dumplings" (boiled deer meat mixed with dough)
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k'isinto'-k'iwa:t•wooden dish on which meat was served
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k'ita:ltsit•shallow soaking pit in riverbank sand used for leaching acorns, "dirt pan"
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k'itawhtsit•I'm leaching acorns, soaking acorns to remove tannic acid (by pouring water over them)
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k'itiwhwah•I'm shaking something, sifting, winnowing (acorns, after pounding them into meal)
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k'iwhdik'•I'm cracking acorns, I'm pecking at something
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k'iwhnay•I cook something, prepare it for eating
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ky'a:dawhne•I'm gathering, picking up (acorns, apples, round objects)
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me'-ch'iwa:t•small bucket or bowl for acorn flour
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me'-de'diłiw•frying pan; pan where you put bread to cook
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me'-k'isinto'-ch'iłchwe•stone dish for catching oil of cooking eels or fish
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me'-siłiq'•pie; anything dough-like or mud-like in a container
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me:chwilchwo:k•brush used to sweep acorn flour (older term)
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mił-nikyahxwo-ky'a:n•medicine to "stretch your stomach" so that you will be able to eat a lot at a feast
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na'dilchwa'n•they are eating together, having a feast
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na'k'ilqich•old term for coffee (refers to roasting of beans)
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na'k'iłquch•he is parching, roasting (seeds, corn, coffee, etc.)
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na'wa:n•he breaks it up; he butchers (several animals)
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no'k'ingxa:n•feast, picnic; specifically the Acorn Feast
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sa'xa:wh•he eats from a bowl, he eats with a spoon
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sawhjich•I'm putting (e.g., seeds) into the (my) mouth, I'm eating seeds by the handful
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tł'ohday•traditional grain and seed mixture (like modern granola)
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wa'nto:t•rotten-acorn stew, made from mouldy acorns left to soak in water for a week or more
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wha:-wile•I am satiated, my belly is full, I got enough to eat
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wha:-wilxa'n•I like the taste of it, it tastes good to me.
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wun-na:ya'xolyiw•(people) gather things (food, basket materials, acorns, etc.)
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xaych'ing'-mina:k'iwilchwe:n•things stored away for the winter; things put away for winter use
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xayts'a'•(modern) dish, bowl; (traditional) mush basket
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xiwhnay•I move it back and forth, stir it, agitate it
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xong'-ch'ing'-k'iniwhnoy•I barbecue (fish, meat) by roasting it on spits around a fire
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xoyeh-no'ningxa:n•she served food to him, placed food in front of him
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xwa:-wehsle'•he got satiated, he got enough to eat, his belly got filled
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