Atsiipay
They come in an army.
What are Ants-Tsamathuly?
It sits on one's shoulders.
What is a head-tsakwsha
Eskimos survive in it.
What is the cold-Xatsúur
This fiery streak across the night sky is actually a small piece of space rock burning up in Earth's atmosphere, not a "star falling from the Heavens."
What is a shooting star-Xamshé kyém
You would use it for cleansing.
What is Arrow-Weed-'Iisáv
He floats like a butterfly and stings like a
What is a Bee-Maspóo
It's the largest organ in the human body.
What is skin-Nyatsqwély
The Sahara isn't the largest.
What is the desert-'Amatt ' atskwatátt
At night the sky can be full of these.
What are stars-Xamshé
This type of tree was used to carve canoes.
What is Cottonwood-'Ax'aa
It can bend and make noise.
What is a Beetle-Kanóx
Lend me an
What is an ear-ashmalyk
It's an alternative word for a small whirlwind.
What is a dust devil-Mattsheekwér
This daily event marks the beginning of a new day.
It can also resemble a striped melon.
What is a Gourd-Xnáaly
It sleeps in a cocoon as a caterpillar.
What is a Butterfly-Xanyavalep
have to make sure you keep an
What is an Eye-Iithó
it can sometimes hit the ground with force.
What is lightening-Uuráv
Clouds become heavy with this.
What is rain-oov'óowk
It's a Hallmark for Autmn.
What are leaves-Xmály
This insect does not have hundreds of legs.
What is a Centipede-Weymaakxáv
What you use to think
What is the brain-Nyatsankyii
It literally means the sky is burning.
What is the Nothern Lights-'Amáy aráak
You may one day find a pot of gold at the end of it.
What is a rainbow-Qwal'eeshée
It is also known as a tree of life.
What is the root-Shamáa