- wutth’tun
- wət̓ᶿtən
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- prybar
- wutth’ule’tst
- wət̓ᶿəleʔct
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- pry a bundle (for ex of lumber, for exto put a spacer under);
- prybar
- wutth’ulnust
- wət̓ᶿəlnəst
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- pry up teeth on carder
- wutth’un’um
- wət̓ᶿən̓əm
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- canoe stroke: pry under side of canoe (with a paddle to turn sharply);
- to pry under side of canoe, sturdy the canoe
- wutth’unup
- wət̓ᶿənəp
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- pry at the ground (for ex a dirt floor)
- wutth’un’ut
- wət̓ᶿən̓ət
-
- pry the side (for ex of a barrel, when rolling it)
- wutth’uylh
- wət̓ᶿəył
-
- strained: one's baby's back is strained
- wutuq’
- wətəq̓
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- to have gas, to fart
- w’uwa’ulh
- w̓əwaʔəł
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- must have, evidently
- wuwa’us
- wəwaʔəs
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- bark (verb;
- to bark
- wuw’e’tth’ul’s
- wəw̓eʔt̓ᶿəl̓s
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- prying, digging
- wuwi’stun’uq
- wəwiʔstən̓əq
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- jealous: being jealous
- wuw’q’a’lust
- wəw̓q̓al̓əst
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- digging clam holes (keep on)
- wuw’tth’a’lust
- wəw̓t̓ᶿal̓əst
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- knitting it (keep on)
- wuw’tth’uy’lh
- wəw̓t̓ᶿəy̓ł
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- one's baby's back is getting strained
- wuwulam’
- wəwəlam̓
-
- echoing
- wuwutth’e’mutth’tus
- wəwət̓ᶿem̓ət̓ᶿtəs
-
- weaving cedar bark fibres (keep on)
- wuxus
- wəx̌əs
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- frog: tree frog;
- tree frog
- wuywuystunuq
- wəywəystənəq
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- jealousy
- xaamuthut
- x̌a:məθət
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- to weep
- xal’ts’thut
- x̌al̓c̓θət
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- turning oneself around