Glossary : Living
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- anasseu
- she makes a floor of fir branches
- anatshenanu
- they cover the base of the tent with snow
- apakuatakanu patshuianitshuap
- they cover the tent structure with canvas
- auneu tshishtapakuna
- she carries spruce branches
- ka tshimanakaniht kukushuakanashkuat
- place where the poles have been left
- ka uitshinanut
- camp
- kakusseshiu-patshuianitshuap
- prospector’s tent
- kutuenanu
- they make a fire
- mamakushkamu umatukap
- he uses his body weight to trample the snow, to make a place for the tent
- manukashunanu
- they set up the camp
- nanatuaputatsheu
- he pierces the trunk to bend them
- nekakatamu ukatshishapishteshim
- he puts sand in his frying pan
- pashkaipu
- even out the ground for the tent
- piuashikuaitshenanu
- they remove the branches from a conifer with an axe to insulate a floor
- puitakaishkaitsheu
- he splits wood chips with an axe
- shakassineu pishimu
- the moon is full
- shaputuan
- cone-shaped, two-doored tent
- tashkaimiteu
- split wood
- tashtuikanitshuap
- teepee
- tetauan
- central pole
- tipainissatamu apakuanu
- she measure the canvas with her hand
- tshiashi-nikuashkan
- ancient cemetary
- tshishtashkatshikana
- tent poles
- utapanashkut utapeu umitima
- here she comes with her firewood on the sled