handle of –; shaft of – | handlebar (of sled)
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–sákwti
handlebar (of sled)
–sáxwdi / –síxwdi (At, T) / –súxdi (T) / súxti (T, C)
forked stick with two prongs used for debarking roots
roasting stick (split so that the meat can be inserted; the end is then bound)
x̱ʼwéinaa / x̱ʼwénaa tséek / dleey kex̱ʼwénaa (C)
spit; skewer; roasting stick; barbecue stick for meat
snow stick; stick used to skewer a chunk of snow and melt it over the fire
dleit tutséegi
drum; stick | drumstick • (JL)
sharpened stick ( for digging up clams, roots, etc.) | gardening fork | pickaxe
káatʼ
gardening fork
káatʼ
pickaxe
“The one that pries up” | stick or tool for prying
hockey stick; baseball bat | fleshing tool made of bone
ḵʼíshaa
fleshing tool made of bone
kooḵʼíshaa
“Let fish jump on death” | fish trap made of sharpened stick
“For the bottom of a pole” | pole made from sapling; used as spear or walking stick
cross skewer ( for keeping filet flat or to close body cavity while roasting); sticks woven through the fish lengthwise after it has been filleted for barbecuing
“The one that pushes with a stick” | pole ( for boating, for pushing skin toboggan)
painted sticks inserted into drilled holes to gauge depth when hewing canoe
"The one that poked it with a pole” | cane; walking stick
wootsaag̱áa