Karuk Dictionary
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áramsip / áramsiipriv- / aramsîiprin- to start three-strand twining (in basketry)
árav / áram- to weave with three strands (in basketry)
asavêehkak The Three Sisters
ikninihkóoch edgewise feathering (of arrows, when three half-blades of feathers are attached edgewise)
ikrírihka / ikrírihku- place edgewise to, as when three half-blades of feathers are attached edgewise to an arrow with their planes parallel
ishvínipich a placename, Three-Dollar Bar
keevkaríhthuuf Three Dollar Bar Creek
kuynáakich only three
kuynákmahich three at a time
kuynakyâanich only three times
kuyraak three
kuyráakan in three places
kuyraakávan three (human)
kuyráktak three-point buck
kuyrákyaan three times
kuyrak'íkyav three deals! (hollered when there are only two counters left, in Indian cards)
Dictionary Entry
lexicon ID #515 | revised Oct 31 2014
áramsip / áramsiipriv- / aramsîiprin- • V • to start three-strand twining (in basketry)
Derivation: | árav-sip |
weave.with.three.strands-up |
- pakáan tani'áramsip, sárip káru sárum tanihyákurih kaan. Where I start to three-strand twine, I insert both a hazel stick and a pine-root strand. [Reference: KT 115.22]
- pakáan tanipvíkiroopithvahaak, vaa káan pani'áramsiiprivti. Where I first start to three-strand twine, that is where I start to twine with three strands. [Reference: KT 115.5]