'kotunolal
verb ta 31
s/he hunts h/ (deer, bear, etc.); s/he is out to get h/, is after h/ (enemy, runaway); s/he picks h/ (apple, pear, etc.)
Verb Stem :
-kotunol-
Changed Verb Stem :
ketunol-
Example Sentences :
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| Ma-te 'kotunolawiyil nihtol cikoniyil. | He didn't pick that apple. |
| Naci-kotunolane cikoniyik. | Let's go pick apples. |
| Nisuwiyek 'kotunola kiwhosu. | My husband hunts muskrat. |
| (verb ai 1) Kotunolotuwok. | They're out to get each other. |
| Wot-ona etoli-kotunolatponil enuwiye. | The man who had been trying to harm him recovered. (MT) |
| Kotunoloku, Putep-olu kotama nostuwawi. | They were out to get him, but Whale didn't understand what they were saying. |
| Ketunolacil 'totoli-wolihkuwal kcihkuk. | Hunter and hunted had a chance meeting in the woods. |
| Weci-kotunolat 'sami 'kisi-komutonatomakun 'tipsom. | He is out to get her because she had stolen his balsam fir-tips. |
| Na knospi-wolamuhusin kat-oc apc kotunoliw. | And swear that you will not try to harm me again. (MT) |
Notes :
(see 'kotunolal)
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