ksewse

verb ai 10, 9

s/he walks in; (sun) s/he rises farther to the north each day (i.e., days are getting longer)

Notes

(see also apacuhse, 'cicokawse, nahtokawse; compare milawuhse, wesuwewse)

Peskotomuhkati-Wolastoqey	English
Ksiyapasuwok wasisok putuwosuwikuwamok.	The children walk into the meetinghouse.
Kisuhs ksewse nisinsk cel neqt kehsukonohok punamuwi-kisuhs.	The sun walks in (i.e., rises closer to shore each day), starting on the twenty-first day of December (winter solstice).
Wot-ona kansuhs ksewse nikonuk.	Even this elder walked into my house.
Petapasihtit yuhtol witapiyol eyilit, 'kossiyapasiniya.	When they came to where his friend was, they went inside. (MT)