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1. The Body / Hok

In this lesson, you will learn vocabulary words related to the body, and you will see how to ask questions about the sense of hearing.

1.1. Hokeyal / Body parts

Woniyakon
Head
Topskuhk
Neck




Wot
Belly
Woskon (ok) ()
Elbow


Willoss
Belly button
Pahkam
Back



Pihtinaqem
Arm
Pihtin
Hands





Kotq
Kotkuk
Knee
‘kat
‘katol (pl)
Legs
Sit
Foot
Kolaqhikon (ol) ()
Ankle

Woqon (ol) ()
Heel


English My Your
Head (I) Nwoniyakon Kwoniyakon
Arm (I) Npihtinaqem
NPihtinaquemol (pl)
Kpihtinaqem
Kpihtinaquemol (pl)
Leg (I) Nkat
Nkatahqemol (pl)
Kat
Katahqemol (pl)
Knee (A) Notq
Notkuk (pl)
Kotq
Kotkuk (pl)
Elbow (I) Nosqon
Nosqonok (pl)
Kosqon
Kosqonok (pl)
Hand (I) Npihtin
Npihtinol (pl)
Kpihtin
Kpihtinol (pl)
Neck (A) Ntopskuhk Ktopskuhk
Foot (I) Nsit
Nsitol (pl)
Ksit
Ksitol (pl)
Ankle (I) Nkolaqhikon
Nkolaqhikonol (pl)
Kolaqhikon
Kolaqhikonol (pl)
Belly button (I) Nilloss Killoss
Belly (I) Nwot Kwot
Back (I) Npahkam Kpahkam
Heel (I) Noqon
Noqonol (pl)
Koqon
Koqonol (pl)

Dialogue: « What is it? »

Question (I):  Keq nit ? / What is it?
Answers:     Pihtinaqem nit. / It’s an arm.
         Npihtinaqem. / It’s my arm.
         Npihtinaqemol. / These are my arms.

Question (A):   Wen not ? / What is that?
Answers:     Wotq not. / It’s a knee.
         Nwotq not. / It’s my knee.
         Kotkuk nikt. / It’s your knees.
In this response, the word ‘nikt’ indicates the plural (‘your knees’).

1.2. The face

Npiyehsumol
My hair
Nsisoq
My face
Lasokiqawon
Face
Ncalokoss (iyil) ()
My ear
Ntun
My mouth


Nihton
My nose






English My Your
Hair Npiyehsumol Kpiyehsumol
Mouth Ntun Ktun
Nose Nihton Kihton
Ear Ncalokoss (iyil) () Kcalokoss (iyil) ()
Tooth Nipit (ol) () ‘Kipit (ol) ()

Dialogue: « Can you show me …? »

Question:  Mec-op-al knostuhmuwin ktun ? / Can you please show me your mouth?
Answer:     Ntun yut. / My mouth is here.

Mec-op-al Please
Knostuhmuwin Show (you to me)
Ktun Your mouth
Ntun My mouth
Yut Here (I)

1.3. Do you hear?

Animate (A) or inanimate (I) Do you hear …? I hear … I don’t hear …
(A) Knutuwa ? Nutuwa Ma-te nutuwaw ...
(I) Knutomon ? Nutomon Ma-te notomuwon ...
(A) Knutuwaw ? Nutuwaw Ma-te nutuwawiyik ...

Dialogue (animate)

Question (A):  Knutuwa not kahkakuhs ? / Do you hear the crow?
Answers:     Aha, nutuwa not kahkakuhs. / Yes, I hear the crow.
         Ma-te nutuwaw not kahkakuhs. / No, I don’t hear the crow.

2. Exercices

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2.1. Keq nit kosona wen not ?

Place the body parts in the correct column.

Keq nit ? Wen not ?
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2.2. Knutumon…? Knutuwa…? / Do you hear…?

From the given clue, answer the question.

Knutumon nit uten ?
Knutumon nit wocawson ?
Knutuwa not ‘kuhsimis ?
Knutuwa not kuhkukhahs ?
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2.3. Knowiya wot…? Knomihtun yut…? / Do you see this…?

From the given clue, write the question “do you see this…?”
Note: animate or inanimate gender influences the form of the verb.

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2.4. Mec-op-al knostuhmuwin…? / Can you please show me…?

Based on the clue in the image, write the question “can you please show me...?”

Mec-op-al knostuhmuwin  ?
Mec-op-al knostuhmuwin  ?
Mec-op-al knostuhmuwin  ?
Mec-op-al knostuhmuwin  ?
Mec-op-al knostuhmuwin  ?
Mec-op-al knostuhmuwin  ?

2.5. Word Search

Find the Wolastoqey words that correspond to each of the elements on the list.
How it works: Click on the first letter of the word, then on the last to validate a word.
Words can overlap and go in these directions: → ↘ ↓.

Additional information for exercises solutions may appear in the Appendix of the PDF document.

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