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  • moloqekhomon - s/he covers it up with cloth, paper, etc.
  • moloqekhomuwan - s/he covers up something belonging to h/ with sheet, paper, etc.
  • moloqhal - s/he covers h/
  • moloqi (moloq-) - covering (something), covering up, covering over
  • moloqocokahmon - s/he covers it up (something formless; e.g., trash, collection of things in disorganized closet or drawer)
  • nuspehpolahmon - s/he covers it with newspaper; (figuratively) s/he reports it, s/he advertises it
  • oqonasqe - (garden) it is overgrown with weeds; (rock, etc.) it is covered up by plant growth
  • piqi-cahcahqesuwiw - it is thickly covered with moss
  • psonaqe - everything is piled or tangled together (e.g. leaves and stems with harvested strawberries, or regular grass with sweetgrass); (pile) it covers something fully (e.g., table top, floor of room)
  • psonekte - (cloth, paper, skin, etc.) it covers completely, it is complete sheet
  • puhkonikciyehta - (berry-picker) s/he barely covers bottom of container
  • puhkonikciyepu - (container) only bottom of h/ is covered (e.g., cup with only few berries inside)
  • skittehsin - (snow) s/he falls covering surface
  • suncokitutom - s/he is covered with substance from rolling in it (e.g., snow, mud, dirt, dust, etc.)
  • wastewiw - there is snow on it, it is snow-covered
  • wissamkahmon - s/he covers it up with sand, gravel, etc.
  • wissekehtun - s/he covers or wraps it with cloth, paper, etc.
  • wissekhal - s/he covers or wraps h/ with blanket, sheet, etc.
  • wissekhasu - it is covered or wrapped (with blanket, etc.)
  • wissekhomon - s/he covers or wraps it with blanket, sheet, etc.
  • wissekhomuwan - s/he covers or wraps something belonging to h/
  • wissekhusu - s/he covers or wraps self (with blanket, etc.)
  • wissekikuhusu - s/he covers face with mask, veil, cloth, etc.
  • wissekiqahal - s/he covers h/ face with veil, cloth, mask, etc.
  • wissekonal - s/he covers h/; s/he wraps h/ (around something)