kwongʾn a1prim.fire"Kwongʾ shooʾooleeh sil-bang," tcʾin yaaʾnii."Fix a fire for heat," he said, they say.GT02a 10.12Ghintʾee naahneesh kwongʾ nghindooʾ yaaʾnii.Now the people's fire had ceased to exist, they say.GT02b 10.8Uuyaashtc kwongʾ sliingʾ yaaʾnii.The fire became small, they say.GT02b 10.9Kwongʾ ndooʾ yaaʾnii.Fire did not exist, they say.GT05NB alternate 1.1"Jaaʾ, shii uusooʾ deediishtang kwoʾ-miiʾ," tcʾin yaaʾnii.Well, I put its tongue in the fire," he said, they say.GT07 18.4Uusiiʾ kwongʾ-minghaa sʾaan yaaʾnii, gees nchaagh uusiiʾ.Its head lay in front of the fire, they say, the head of a big black salmon.GT08 36.16"Kwongʾ noonaalash.""Put some more wood on the fire.GT10 66.1Naatʾai kwongʾkʾ naatʾaa-bangBy carrying fire around it will carry fire around.Lo05 1.1ptaalfirewoodchinsitsʾbark (of tree)djeeh 2pitchwoodkiliseeʾpunkwood5.5Fire2contempcar"And they'd call the 'car' that, the 'train', the 'fire' outside, cause they all smoke. So there was one word for all of it." (CSl)sim.ttcolchowwagon7.2.4.1.1Vehicle3train7.2.4.1.2Railroaddial. var.kongʾdial. var.kwoʾqʊn'qon'xong'kx̣oŋʾ "fire"koŋʾ, kʾoŋʾ 'fire'Source forms: koⁿkwōñᵋkwōñᵋkōṉ, kōñ, koñ, kōn, kōᶮ, kōñ/kwō mīkʿʷṓᵋⁿ̃, kʿʷṓᵋñKŏng´kŏñkonkdjiikwongʾchown atarantulaDjiikwongʾchown aFire-Heart SpiderKonʾchowlittcn aJanuary/Februarykonʾtceeʾn aasheskongʾ tiiyaang daantcitn aspring seasonkongʾbilhghilghisn afire drillkongʾbilhtaishiiʾn afire pokerkongʾbiiʾtcʾeebaasn afire hearthKongʾdoolisn aNovember/Decemberkongʾkʾitdaan asootkongʾtcʾiin asteamboatkongʾghilghisn afire drillkwongʾ bilh-nidaashn acompetitive sweating [fire-with it-dance]kwongʾdingn afireplacekwongʾlitn afire(place) in dance housekwongʾminghaaadvhearthkwongʾwaaneesaangn afiretenderNaahneesh biiyeeʾ kwongʾn afire drill, fire stickssee-kwongʾn afire rock

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