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'awhlaw I did it
-ding at that place, at that time
minłung-miwah-na:nahx twelve
nahdiminłung twenty
nahdiminłung-miwah-na:nahx twenty-two
nahding-yisxa:ni-mił after two days had passed
nahdin-tah ta:q'idin-tah either two times or three times
nahdiysxa:n (it lasted) two days, two days passed
nahnin me:niwho:n two people are required (for the job)
nahx two
nahxa-le:n large (and valuable) blanket made from two (deer)hides sewn together; a 'double' blanket
nahx-dikin two hundred
nahxi-k'iq'os-na:diwul a mythical giant with two heads, on necks that swing around
nahxi-tehs'a two-pronged fish spear
nah-xowe:-ding located at both places, on both sides
siłwe
xe' foot
Dictionary Entry [entry ID #1710] (related entries)
siłwe • kill it (one animal)! • verb (theme: O-si-(s)-ł-we:/we:n) [imperative, inanimate object]
- se:sehłwe:n I killed it [perfective, 1sg subject, inanimate object]
- ch'isehłwe:n he killed it [perfective, animate subject, inanimate object]
- ch'ixosehłwe:n he killed him [perfective, animate subject, animate object]
Examples from texts
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text: Verdena's life story, part 1, line 68 (full story)
"they can't cut her open, they might kill her"
text: Verdena's life story, part 1, line 363 (full story)
"you have killed what was going to be a baby"
text: Verdena's life story, part 1, line 365 (full story)
... that (baby) he killed. And then after that, again, I had a girl [Debbie]