Your search: semantic domain clothes and cloth objects
Index order: alphabetical | text frequency
Broader semantic domain: man-made objects
Related semantic domain(s):
baskets and basket making, boats and boating, houses and parts of houses, modern things, tools and implements
Writing system: default | hyphens | linguistic
myootek' I push, I put on (clothes, shoes)
'ekah hat, cap
skrytrk'w woman's dress
ka'a'n deerhide blanket with hair on it, blanket, deerskin wrap (in the Jump Dance)
ch'wona' coat
no'oyek' I have shoes on
no'oy shoe, shoes
slekwohpeyek' I put a shirt on
slekwoh shirt
smechoy skin a large animal, tanned deerskin, man's loin-covering of buckskin, worn in summer
chahkwoh pants, trousers
kry braids, hair wraps, hair tie, two braids
skego'oh sail, cloth, sail, rag
chrwrnrh "a network headdress falling down the nape and back", long close-woven headdress, head netting
ma'ak head rings, "a stuffed ring of deerskin with three or four of the scarlet [woodpecker] scalps sewn on", "head rings with woodpecker on them", head roll
mewore'win towel
munchehl ceremonial dress, dance dress
renek' it fits me (clothing, etc.)
skoy buckskin, strip of buckskin, leather, deerskin, elk hide
srahkwoh
srekw ring
srp headband, girl's halo in Jump Dance
'eka'r necklace
chohchoh apron, skirt
chopele'y short blanket coat, baby's rabbit skin blanket
haamur pendant worn in mourning
himar 'we-chah underwear
himar 'wo-'oy underwear
ka'anoh blanket
kekwsah apron of bark
kohchenish large tanned deerskin used for blankets or dresses (larger than smechoy)
kreychoh hair ties
krhl earring
lepo'm headband "worn by the woman formulist in the Brush Dance ... normally made of ordinary feathers", doctor's forehead band of condor ruff
mun dress
munchoh dress
myootelek' I am pushed, I am shoved
nohchur bone hairpin
noy shoe
no'ohpiit belt
pah legaa scarf
prkwchihl headdress with feathers
prmryrh 'we-ch'wona' raincoat, waterproof coat
prmryrh 'we-'ekah rain hat
purchihl brush dance cap
regey ceremonial headdress
rekwetoy scarf
seksah small shell used on dresses
skrytrk'wrlek' I dress myself (of a woman)
slekwohso'm s/he dresses someone
slekwslekw clothes
slekwslekwoh dress oneself, clothes
srek'wahpiit breechcloth
srek'wepiit diaper
srpryr' headband, girl's halo in Jump Dance
swechoh tear, yard (measure, of cloth)
te'rekws 'u-son thimble
tkwep' 'u-mihl 'we-chahkwoh shorts, short pants
t'weyomah basket cap
'onches bracelet
'oohl 'we-'ekah Indian cap
'wrhpryrh basket cap for everyday use, full cap
srahkwoh • n • loincloth
Lexicon record # 3258 | Source reference: R251
Semantic
domain: clothes and cloth objects
Sentence example (1)
Wi' ki 'oyhl ku k'e-srahkwoh; k'e-roowo's cho chpi negeme'm.
Your loincloth will stay here; just carry your pipe.
— Florence Shaughnessy, "The First Salmon Rite at Wehlkwew" (LA16-8, 1951)