Displaying words of the day 37-48 of 66 in total
’Wùik̓ala word of the day
hàəmx̌a
Translation: To utter the cry of the Hàmac̓a dancer which is haəm!
Speaker: David Stevenson
Speaker: David Stevenson
’Wùik̓ala word of the day
Haə̀msiwa
Translation: the name of one of the masks depicting a mythical bird worn in the Hàmac̓a dance.
Speaker: David Stevenson
Speaker: David Stevenson
’Wùik̓ala word of the day
haə̀mczu
Translation: dining table
Speaker: George Johnson
Speaker: George Johnson
’Wùik̓ala word of the day
Haə̀lx̌axdənx̌v
Translation: Killer Whale people
Speaker: Evelyn Windsor
Speaker: Evelyn Windsor
’Wùik̓ala word of the day
hàilak̓vu’is
Translation: supernatural sounds, heard during the C̓àiqa dance season
Speaker: Evelyn Windsor
Speaker: Evelyn Windsor
’Wùik̓ala word of the day
k̓vùlqv
Translation: Squared timber
Speaker: George Johnson
Speaker: George Johnson
’Wùik̓ala word of the day
kvùlh
Translation: to point to the black or marked bones in lahal
Speaker: David Stevenson
Speaker: David Stevenson
’Wùik̓ala word of the day
hìxala
Translation: fast
Speaker: Emma Wilson
Speaker: Emma Wilson
’Wùik̓ala word of the day
k̓vùgvayu
Translation: axe
Speaker: Hilda Smith
Speaker: Hilda Smith
’Wùik̓ala word of the day
ǧə̀lq̓ima
Translation: the ventral fin of a fish
Speaker: George Johnson
Speaker: George Johnson
’Wùik̓ala word of the day
k̓vùdəm
Translation: nail
Speaker: Emma Wilson
Speaker: Emma Wilson
’Wùik̓ala word of the day
k̓vùaqa
Translation: to split wood or to chop
Speaker: Hilda Smith
Speaker: Hilda Smith