Doll, Effigy, Manikin -ngwahihts-
In the Narrative named Tatenriˀa (Barbeau 1915:175-80, 1960:27-9, 169-83), the character by that name has a doll, and a dog made out of stone. He makes them grow large so that they can help him defeat the children of a witch.
yangwahihtsaʼ doll, effigy, manikin.
[yan-gwah-heeh-tsah-ah]
ya- feminine-zoic singular agent – it
-ngwahihts- noun root – doll, effigy, manikin
-aˀ noun suffix
hungwahihtsǫndih He made a doll, effigy, manikin.
[hoon-gwah-heeh-tson-deeh]
hu- masculine singular patient
-ngwahihts- noun root – doll, effigy, manikin
-ǫndi- verb root – make
-h stative aspect
ungwahihtsamęh She has a doll.
[oon-gwah-heeh-tsah-menh]
u- feminine-zoic singular patient – she
-ngwahihts- noun root – doll, effigy, manikin
-a- joiner vowel
-mę- verb root – have
-h stative aspect
yangwahihtsawahstih It is a beautiful doll
[yan-gwah-heeh-tsah-wah-steeh]
ya- feminine-zoic singular agent – it
-ngwahihts- noun root – doll, effigy, manikin
-a- joiner vowel
-wahst- verb root – be good, beautiful
-ih stative aspect