'pomiptun

verb ti 27

s/he carries it, carries it along; s/he carries it on (e.g., work of government)

Keywords

Peskotomuhkati-Wolastoqey	English
Kilun-ote pemiptuwoq.	When we're running it ourselves. (WN)
Mam-ote nit neqt itom, "Eluwehk-otehc psi-te keq nconehtun. Nsiwehlokun. Kil-te pomipt!" 'Qayu.	Finally one time he said, "I've stopped doing almost everything. I'm tired of it. You carry it!" He was angry. (DS)
Cel-ona nil mecimiw nit npomiptunehpon-na nit pahtoliyas 'takuwahtuhusut, naka ma-na mecimiw puktewick iyuhpon Sipayik.	And also I used to carry the canopy over the priest (in processions), and there wasn't any liquor at Sipayik at that time. (RM)
Nekomaw-oc-ona eloqahtuwut 'pomiptuniya skicinuweyal ankunasikil.	It will be left up to them to carry on the traditions of the people.
Mecimi-te 'pomiptun apotuhun nitap tan ci yaliyat.	My friend always carries a walking stick when he goes for a walk.