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hlke'mah ladder, stepping stones
kehlkem red clay, floor
kep'ehl there is a housepit, hole in a tree, hole in the ground, housepit
kep'ohl a hollow, a space, clearing, house pit
keskeehl lower side, woodshed anteroom
kwenomet part of a sweathouse, big door of a sweathouse, "the exit and ventilator", "the place to the left of the exit, likely to be occupied by the 'owner'"
legaay' doorway, trail, path, retreat, a place where someone or something passes through, the place by the entrance door in the sweathouse
legep'ew storage place
lekwsoo small door of a sweathouse, exit hole, space in front of the door
le'wehl house used at the making of the Fish Dam at Kepel
mechlaa something fire goes through, chimney, stove pipe, fireplace
mehlkue part of a Yurok house: "the peripheral part ... at ground level, as contrasted with the
sunken center ... It is usually pretty well filled with large food-storage
baskets.", "a place in the sweathouse, the corner farthest from both entrance and exit ... There is
always a floor of smooth planks or stone slabs."
mekwar' menstrual hut
nergernerhl the interior part of a dwelling-place or sweathouse
perkwery hills, the back of a house, the rear part of a house
raahlkah build up, roof, dam, stepping stones
rekwom' part of the roof
repoh doorway
repokw doorway, porch, front porch
sluuek'woh space at the foot of the sweathouse ladder
so'ch'eek roof, ceiling
tepolehl post of a sweathouse, "the place in the sweathouse opposite the exit, and the place of honor", middle (of a sweathouse, a valley, etc.)
tye'womehl corner (in the back of the house)
wa'aw
wa'awor floor
wohlkekw roof
'ee'ee'gah dining room, table
'o'lehl house, home
'o'lehl hegoh house builder
'o'lehl 'we-sohchee roof
'o'lep house, inside of house
'o'lomah house, enter!, come in!
'o'lomehl house
'er'gerrch sweathouse
'er'gerrk sweathouse, prayer house
Dictionary entry
wa'aw • n • floor • Variant
wa'awor
Lexicon record # 3783 | Source reference: FS(B219)
Semantic
domain: houses and parts of houses
Sentence examples
(6)
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Kee keemo'hl kue k'e-wa'aw.
Your floor will be dirty.
— Jimmie James, Sentences (AG-07-1)
(AG-07-1,
2006)
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Chmeyaan kue 'weryhl penpenoh 'o hl'ekwhl'ew kue k'e-wa'aw... cho keemo'hl.
Yesterday those eggs fell and broke and dirtied your floor.
— Jimmie James, Sentences (AG-07-1)
(AG-07-1,
2006)
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Won nee kee serrnerh k'e-wa'aw.
Your floor will be a different color.
— Jimmie James, Sentences (AG-07-1)
(AG-07-1,
2006)
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Hlkeelomee'nee kue wa'aw.
The floor is dirty.
— Georgiana Trull, Yurok Language Conversation Book, chapter 8: "Look! Observations"
(GT3-08,
2003)
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Hlkeelomee' kue wa'aw.
The floor is dirty.
— Georgiana Trull, Yurok Language Conversation Book, chapter 8: "Look! Observations"
(GT3-08,
2003)
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Kue wa'aw mehl meguehlsonee.
Mop.
— Georgiana Trull, Yurok Language Conversation Book, chapter 24: "Household Vocabulary"
(GT3-24,
2003)