Morphology search: -e'wey- [-e'-wey-] • medial suffix • face, eyes
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hahkwse'wey smiling face
hergeekwser'weyek' I smile
herkwsue'weryek' I have a smiling face
keykwele'weyek' I close my eyes
keemerlue'erweryek' I am ugly, I am homely
kwere'weyek' I have a pointy face, I have a sharp tongue
kwere'wey'
mewole'weyek' I wipe one's eyes
meykwele'weyek' I mourn, I cry
mue'uekwole'wey swell (at sea), blunt wedge
mue'uekwole'wey' s/he scowls, it is overcast
mye'wey' it bends sharply (of a river)
nekte'wey bump one's face
no'moye'weyek' I lie pointing or facing in a particular direction
perkeryue'erweryek' I am blushing, I am sunburnt
swektkeloo'weyek' I am warty
swetkele'wey' s/he is warty
s'oope'weyetek' I hit in the face
s'oope'wey' be hit in the face
tegoye'wey' it sticks out
tookso'weyetek' I hit (someone) in the face
toome'weyek' I have a broad face
welogoo'weyek' I am fat faced
'elee'weyek' I am stupid
kwere'wey' • n • dugout canoe
Lexicon record # 1260 | Source references: R214 JE45
Semantic
domain: boats and boating
Derivation: morphological structure kwer-e'wey-?
Special meaning or use
meekee kwere'wey' double-ender boat JE21
Short recording (1)
kwere'wey' "skiff" (spoken by Florence Shaughnessy)
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