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Wa’akowén:na’te
She had it, she had enough of it, she couldn’t handle it anymore
Wa’akwahonro’tón:ni'
We (plural exclusive) rolled it up
Wa’akwarennà:ren
We (excl. plural) put on a song
Wa’akwate’serehtakè:ron
We (excl. plural) parked here and there
Wa’akwaio’tenhserahnhó:ton’
We (excl.) closed the job
Wa’akwatíta’
We (plural exclusive) got in a boat, car, etc.
Wa’akwatsénhaien’
We (plural exclusive) negotiated
Wa’akwa’tohserotónnion'
We set up tents all over
Wa’akwa’wahrahserón:ni’
We (plural exclusive) butchered it (prepared the meat)
Wa’atiatahná:wenhte’
We (dual exclusive) went down the flow of the water
Wa’ehsennowáhnha’
She got popular, her reputation got known
wahakena’kón:ni’
He made me mad
Wahakeri’wanón:tonhse’
He asked me
Wahakwahronkà:ten’
He told me about it
Wahathsiró:ten’
He sailed
Wahakwathní:ratshe
He was tough on me, strict, firm
Wahatáteni’
He borrowed
Wahatihio’thiiáthon
They (male plural, mixed plural) sharpened many things
Wahatinà:tonhkwe’
They (male/mixed plural) called it
Wahatihthá:rahkwe’
They (plural women&men, men) spoke about it
Wahi’nikonhraientáhsten’
I explained to him
Wahonatenonhsáhton’se
They (mixed plural) lost their houses
Wahonnitiohkón:ni’
They (plural male/mixed) created a group/committee
Wahontenà:tonhkwe'
They (male plural, mixed plural) got called, named
Wahonte’nikonhrísa
They (mixed plural) decided, made a decision
Wahonteriiohseratè:ko'
They (male/mixed plural) avoided war
Wahonterohrókha’
They (plural mixed, men) went go watch
Wahonwahá:ra’se’
They caught him (in the act of something)
Wahotewennaién:tonhwe’
He yelled at him
Wahotíniake’
They got married
Wahshakohtháhrhahse’
He talked to them
Wahshakokénhsera’
He went see her
Wahshakonatahré:nahse’
He visited them
Wahshakokenhrà:ten’
He despised them
Wahshonkwate’niakátstatshe
He was rough, strict on us
Wáhta orontákeri
Maple water
Wakahkátstehkwe’
I was tough
Wa’kanen’tié:nen’ne’
The Christmas tree/pine fell down
Wa’karihwahní:rate’
It confirmed, reinforced
Wa’katatenehrákwahte’
I surprised myself
Wa’katenenneri’tatkáhtho’
I saw the damn thing
Wa’katewennóntahkwe’
I spoke in a language
Wakattokahstsíhon
I’m hyper aware
Wa’káttoke’ tsi ní:ioht tóka’ tetkahonriáhere’ kentskwè:nakon
My chest felt congested
wa’kenonhkwa’tsheraientéhrha’ne
I gained knowledge about medicine
Wakerihwaiè:was
I’m wondering
Wakewén:nis
I stutter/I have a stutter
Wakewiraién:tahkwe
I had a child-children
Wákhthare’
I’m talking
Wa’onkéhnha’ne'
I got hired (they hired me)
Wa’onkhíhkhwa’
They took it from us
Wa’onkhihterónhkwen’
She/they scared us
Wa’onkhiiaterennótha’se’
She (they) sang to us
Wa’onkhiiatonkwehnésten’
They crowded with us
Wa’onkhí:nonte’
They fed us
Wa’onkhné:kanonte’
They gave me a drink
Wa’onkwatera’swí:iohste’
We (plural) got lucky
Wa’onkwate’shennaién:ta’ne'
We (plural) got an opportunity, chance
Wa’ontatáhsehte’
She committed suicide
Wa’ontaten’nikòn:raren’
She watched over her
Watahskwì:sere’
Flatbed
Wa’tekheiánia’ke
I broke their run
Waten’nió:ton
Weddings
Wa’tewakani’tónnien’
I got confused
Wa’tewakatierónnion’se’
Something unexpected-strange happened to me
Wa’tewakatonhontsí:sahse’
My worlds collided-clashed
Wa’tewakehnhíhseron’
I got nervous
Wa’tewatonhontsóhwe’
It became necessary
Wa’tewatté:ni’
It changed
Wa’tiakwatáhko’
We (plural, excl.) faced off
Wa’thatinenhrakháhsi’
They (male/mixed plural) separated the group
Wa’thiatekháhsi’
They (dual male/mixed) got divorced
Wa’thotiwisón:ten
It ice stormed on them (plural male, mixed group)
Wa’tiakwatátken’
We (exclusive) saw each other, met each other
Wathnekatákwas
Soda
Wa'tiakonate'katsóthahse’
They (females) stood up to them (females)
Wa’tiakwatathón:ratatshe
We (plural exclusive) pointed guns at each other
Wa’tiakwatatia’tarónnion’
We took pictures of each other, we draw each other
Wa’tià:tara’ne
I had communion, I became a part of a group, I got pictured in it
Wa’tiatiatierónnion’
We (exclusive) acted
Wa’tierihwá:karahwe
She opened up the matter
Wa’tionkwakháhsi’
It divided us
Wenhniserí:io nòn:wa wáhi
It’s a nice day today isn’t it/he
Wa’tiontekháhsi'
She separated, got divorced
Wa’tkanón:saien’
I crouched down
Wenhniserí:io nòn:wa wáhi
It’s a nice day today isn’t it/he
Wa’tkontén:ro’ne’ ake’nisténha
They (female) became friends with my mother
Wentó:re’
It’s hard/difficult
Wísk niwakatate’kèn:shen
I have five siblings