WIKP - Ash
PIPUWEYU - Thin grained
PAHSEYU - Thick grained
KAHKEYU - It is brittle
WOTOKEYU - It is flexible
LIKPEHTIHIKE - He pounds ash (to obtain basket splints)
WOLOKASQ - Bark
MONIKPEHLAL - He strips splint from Ash.
AMALHIKKIL - Fancy made baskets
LIKPESAWAKON - Gauge for cutting ash splints
NEMOTAHKAPITEY - Gauge used for cutting circular splint (hoop).
LOSKONUWAKONEY - Gauge used for cutting weavers
LIKCIHIKONEY - Splint used to hold the bottom in place
LAKOPEHTIKONEY -Gauge used for cutting binders (to fasten hoop)
TUWIKCIHIKON - A square board positioned on one’s lap used as an aid in making bottoms.
CIKIKPAHAL - She scrapes and smooths by putting splint against the knife held stationary.
CIKIKPIHIKONEY - Thick cloth material secured around the thigh and used for protection
while scraping.
PIHTUHTAMUT - A device used to obtain thinner splints.
COSSIKON - A dye.
COSSAWIYE - She imports ash splints in a mixture of hot water and dye.
SUWITKOLASOL - Sweet grass.
LATOKONIKON - Braided grass.
APSATOKONASU - It is braided in a fine manner.
KINTOKONASU - It is braided exceeding the usual manner.
TUWIHTIKON - A mold on which a basket is formed or made.
MIHQOTANIS - A knife
SIPOMOSAL - She tapers it by cutting (splints)
TULUHKAKON - Work basket
TUWOSSOMUT - Pitcher basket
TOMOSAL - She cuts it off
QINUSQOSAL - She cuts it to a sharp point
TOPASKULAL - She measures it from end to end
TOLEWOLA - She arranges the standers in their proper positions (bottom)
WIPONUT - The top of a circular or square basket used in measuring the circumference and
the extend of the overlap of the cover.
LAHQOSTIKON - A hoop (thin splint for fancy basket)
TOLAHQOSTIKE - She is attaching hoops inside and outside edge of a basket.
AMALHIWOLIYUSINUT - Trinket basket
LAKOPEHTIKE - She is binding the hoops that encircles the edge of the basket.
LOSKONUWE - She is weaving the basket.
NAHKAKPENIKE - She is depressing the weavers to make the basket more snug.
KOSSEKPENIKE - She is “bending-in” the extended standers inside the edge of the basket.
AMALHIHTASIK KPIHIKON - Fancy cover with sweetgrass
NUTEKPENIKE - She is “bending-out” the extended standers outside the edge of a basket.
PISIKPENIKE - She is securing the “bent-in” standers in between the weavers.
TETPOSIKE - She is cutting the “bent-out” standers even with the rim of the basket.
WIWONOSKONUWE - She weaves a basket in a circular direction.
TOMUWIKHIKE - She decorates by weaving sweetgrass or colored splints in a part of the
basket.
KPIHIKON - Cover
LAPOCUNHIKON - Handle
COSSAKON -Awl
COKIQISHASU - A wart-like design on a fancy basket
TUWIHTIKONOL - Basket molds
