pecuhse
verb ai 10, 9
s/he approaches or arrives walking
Plural :
petapasuwok (Pesk-Wol); pecuhsahtuwok (Wol)
Verb Stem :
-pecuhse-
Example Sentences :
| Peskotomuhkati-Wolastoqey | English Phrase |
|---|---|
| Pecuhse nikonuk sepay Lapel. | Raphael walked over to my house this morning. |
| Pecuhsihik nahaht Mali naka Makolit eyi sitomok. | A while ago, Mary and Margaret came walking to the shore, where I was. |
| Mesq nemaht pecuhsehtihq, moskuwecinon 'qatok kawatoqi-psketqon; macephan wikuwak. | Before they reached their destination, one of them impaled his foot on a spruce branch; he was carried home. (MT) |
| Petapasuwok nemaht welaqik elakumukik. | My relatives walked over to (Wolastoqey: arrived at) my house last night. |
Notes :
(see also petkawotuwok)
Audio Recordings :
| Audio Recording | Type of Recording | Authored by |
|---|---|---|
| word | Stephanie | |
| word | Dolly | |
| example | Stephanie | |
| example | Dolly | |
| Example | Nancy | |
| Example | Nancy | |
| Example | Nancy |