Dictionary entry
kep-'ehl • vn imp • there is a housepit • n • hole in a tree, hole in the ground, housepit
Lexicon record # 820 | Source reference(s):
FS(B201-202)
Semantic
domain: houses and parts of houses
Derivation: morphological structure kep'-ehlk
Other paradigm form
repetitive kep'-kep-'ehl there are several housepits FS(B201-2)
Kep-'el "a big village on the Klamath, next to and upriver from Saa'"
'Ewpoh Kep-'ehl "the site of a hole where a bird lived in a creation story"
Short recording (1)
-
kep-'ehl "hollow tree" (spoken by Florence Shaughnessy)
