qʰaqʰa´mim-animwater, drink, thirstcfh2qʰqʰʔahqʰa 1ʔahqʰa 1Free Variantkʰkʰacomp.qʰabalhaoarqʰawaʔlagreat blue heronany heron or crane; American egretder.laʔlahqʰaWild Goose Spring: a place south of Dusty Place and northwest of Elderberry Placeqʰa dilecomp.qʰa dílenisland
*qʰa-v-instrget hoarseonly with ba-*baqʰapref.baqʰáwv(throat, voice) become hoarse; (throat) be sore; lose one's voicecf*baqʰa·šba·qʰašqʰaša
qʰa cʰo·qʰacʰó·na sea worm, a worm in the fresh water, covers self with sticksqʰacʰó· tʰin e· m(u)*that is not a sea wormone inch long or very long?1.6.1.7InsectCompound:ʔahqʰaʔicʰo·
qʰa cʼayʔcʼaqʰacʼáyʔcʼansea fig, a plant growing on coastal bluffs; sea apple, ice plantMesembryanthemum aequilaterale, Mesembryanthemum chilense, Carpobrotus chilensis (Ice Plant Family)1.5Plant5.2.3.1Food from plantsDerivative:ʔahqʰacʼayʔcʼa
qʰa cʼihpʰaqʰacʼíhpʰanseaweed detritus, drift seaweed, waste seaweed; any unused species of seaweed that has washed up on the beach; any waste on the beachqʼacíhpʰa maʔu maʔatʰúʔdon't eat this (waste) seaweed!mulídom pʰiʔtʼan ˉ ʔima·ta qawí yya qʰo· men ˉ qʰacʼihpʰa yo· daholá·cʼin hayomʔ ˉ qʰaṭʰá· wi ˉunexpectedly, there there were two little women wandering around on the gravel beach, feeling under the seaweedCompound:ʔahqʰaʔahpʰaFree Variantqʼacihpʰa
