t’qw’atum

t̓q̓ʷatəm

break it off PASS;
Saturday

t’qw’eem

t̓q̓ʷe:m

cut a piece off;
to cut a piece off

t’qw’een

t̓q̓ʷe:n

break (string), cut off (get cut off the end)

t’qw’eenmun

t̓q̓ʷe:nmən

left-overs from wood cutting, breaking string;
leftovers from wood cutting, breaking string

t’qw’eennuhw

t̓q̓ʷe:nnəxʷ

cut the end off (manage to)

t’qw’eent

t̓q̓ʷe:nt

break, cut, chop the end off

t’qw’els

t̓q̓ʷels

cut some off;
break (string), cut some

t’qw’emutth’t

t̓q̓ʷemət̓ᶿt

cut bullrushes into lengths

t’qw’i’qw

t̓q̓ʷiʔqʷ

head comes off

t’qw’i’qwt

t̓q̓ʷiʔqʷt

chop off the head

t’qw’itth’e’elhtsth

t̓q̓ʷit̓ᶿeʔełcθ

slice for me

t’qw’itth’e’t

t̓q̓ʷit̓ᶿeʔt

cut into blocks, cut log into sizes (for ex 18‚Äù)

t’qw’ulhtstham’sh

t̓q̓ʷəłcθam̓š

break (string) for me

t’qw’ulhtsut

t̓q̓ʷəłcət

break it (string) for her/him

tsaakw

ca:kʷ

to be far

c̓a:lʔəc

go over the mountain

c̓a:lʔəc

to go on the other side of the hill

tsaam

ca:m

to go up into the mountains, to come up from the beach;
to go up into the mountains, to come up from the beach

tsa’els

caʔels

pull off a layer; cut slabs from wood (if it does not split)

tsahwtum’

caxʷtəm̓

blowing on with cupped hand, being given artificial respiration