uuleeʾn a1spec.mush basket, single-serving twined basket bowl"Small mush or soup bowl (twined)" (Merriam)sim.seeniistbasket bowl6.6.4.2.1Baskets5.2.2.8Eating utensil2gen.baskets"Kato basketry, their most conspicuous craft, includes conical burden-baskets, dishes, trays, and cradle-baskets. Some of the work is the coiled process." (Curtis, p.184)synkʾaiʾ2basket6.6.4.2.1Baskets3basket-hatGlossed as "basket-hats" in the free translation to the Coyote Sets Fires For Grasshoppers story. "[Pubescent] Girl's head or eyes covered - With utilitarian basket" (Essene, elements 1467, 1468a, p.34) "When girl had to go outside to satisfy natural needs." (Essene element 1468a note, p.66) "Pubescent girl wears basket hat when going outdoors" affirmed in Essene (element 1468a, p.83), denied in Driver (element 1949).5.3.3.1HeadwearSource forms: ū leᵋOo-lĕ´
=uuleengʾenclmight, in case, lestthe examples in texts, though translated "might" and "may have happened", imply the meaning is along the lines of "in case X"; the action of the first clause being taken to avoid negative outcome from the occurrence of the second clause"Beenoohsing toonai, taanaanʾodaaʾ-uuleengʾ," tcʾin yaaʾnii."Hide the fish in case he comes back from the creek," she said, they say.GT10 13.4"Kwinyeehʾiidilh-kwosh, Chʾsiitcing naanohtcʾilhkeeʾ-uuleengʾ""We should go underground, so Coyote can't track us."GT10 39.19.6.2.7Purpose 9.4.4.4PossibleSource forms: ū leñ, ...ū leñᵋ, ...ū leñ...ū leñᵋū leñ, ō leñ