Entries for category tree

amalo'qomanaqsi : fruit tree 🔉
amnast'ga'taqan : bough/branch lining 🔉
amnast'ga'toq : line it(wigwam/dwelling) with boughs/branches 🔉
aqamoq : white ash tree 🔉
aqamoqwe'gati : white ash grove 🔉
eligua'q : have grain (as of wood)🔉
eliguet : have grain / lean toward 🔉
epsmusi : Mountain ash 🔉
gastug : Canada yew / Ground hemlock 🔉
gawaqtejgumusi : gooseberry bush 🔉
gawatgw : spruce tree 🔉
gawigso'musi : thorn wood genus 🔉
gi'taqanmusi : Staghorn sumac / sumac 🔉
glamuejmnaqsi : serviceberry bush / billberry / shadbush (juneberry)🔉
gmu'j : stick / wood / piece of lumber / pile of lumber 🔉
gmu'je'gaqan : lumbering / forestry 🔉
gmu'je'get : get wood / cut lumber 🔉
gmu'ji'j : small stick 🔉
gmutta'tl : beat with a stick 🔉
gnisgwastu : evergreen needle 🔉
gsu'sgw : hemlock 🔉
guow : pine 🔉
ji'gataw : dressed wood 🔉
joqjimusi : white maple tree 🔉
lasqo'plaw : board / plank 🔉
ligpete'gnapi : ash strip (for weaving baskets) / splint (for basket making)🔉
lnoqom : green wood 🔉
lo'gs : log 🔉
malipqwanjmusi : hazelnut bush / hazelnut tree 🔉
malsnawei : soft maple / mountain maple / red maple 🔉
masgwe's : young birch tree 🔉
masgwe'simanaqse'gati : pin cherry tree grove 🔉
masgwe'simanaqsi : pin cherry tree / cherry tree 🔉
masgwe'simusi : birch genus 🔉
masgwi : white birch tree / white birch bark 🔉
me'goqomgwejg : dogwood / Red osier dogwood 🔉
megwe'g_snawei : red maple / swamp maple / soft maple 🔉
memgoqte'g : make a clearing / deforest / clear cut 🔉
memgoqte'get : make a clearing / deforest / clear cutting 🔉
meni'gwet : strip off bark (birch)🔉
menipqwa'latl : remove tree bark / take off tree bark 🔉
menipqwa'toq : take off or remove tree bark 🔉
menipqwa'wet : remove bark (from tree)🔉
mimgwaqan : perfume / hair·oil / acorn 🔉
mimgwaqanimusi : oak tree 🔉
minit : bears fruit 🔉
miti : aspen / poplar 🔉
miti'ji'j : sapling / small tree 🔉
miti's : tree 🔉
mnnoqon : yellow birch 🔉
msaqa'gw : crust of bread / bark 🔉
nasqo'plaw : board / plank 🔉
ne'gasgi'gn : log (before being cut into specified lengths)🔉
nipisoqon : stick / rod / cane 🔉
nipugt : forest / woods 🔉
nnigmu'j : hardwood 🔉
pa'migli : black poplar (Balm of Gilead) / kind of tree (related to poplar grows near water)🔉
papqwa'toq : strip off birchbark 🔉
pematqaiet : go through thicket 🔉
pqwa'w : tree bark (Nova Scotia)🔉
psaqa'gw : bark (of tree) / crust 🔉
psetgun : branch (of tree) / knot (of tree)🔉
psetgunatgw : dead (dried out) tree branch 🔉
psi'gwaqan : river drive 🔉
pu'gowij : balsam sap 🔉
pu'tlaqan : wood shaving 🔉
pugsug : firewood 🔉
pugu'sgw : dead and dry yellow birch 🔉
qasgusi : cedar / cedar tree 🔉
qasgusia'qamigt : cedar grove / Tide Head, New Brunswick 🔉
sginaqanmusi : wild raisin bush 🔉
slaps : slab (of wood)🔉
snawei : maple tree / hard rock maple / sugar maple 🔉
sngatigna'taqan, sn'katikna'taqan : raft (of logs)🔉
sngatigna'teget, sn'katikna'teket : work on boom / boom 🔉
stoqon : fir tree / balsam tree / palm frond (used on Palm Sunday)🔉
stoqonaqsi : fir tree / balsam tree 🔉
stoqone'get : search for fir trees 🔉
suomusi : beech tree 🔉
tupsi : alder 🔉
wasuet : blossom 🔉
wenju'su'naqsi, wen'ju'su'naqsi : apple tree 🔉
wigpi : elm tree 🔉
wijgwe'tlaqan : birch bark dish or platter 🔉
wisqasaw : pine cone 🔉
wisqoq : black ash / ash tree / brown ash / basket ash 🔉