| 't-ahqatuwahan |
s/he climbs it hurriedly |
| ahqatuwe |
s/he climbs hurriedly; s/he speaks awkwardly |
| 't-aluwihtehkomon |
s/he tries unsuccessfully to get up over it (hill, ramp, staircase) |
| ckuwatuwe |
s/he climbs toward here |
| elatuwewik |
climbing plant |
| epahsatuwe |
s/he climbs halfway up; s/he mixes two languages when speaking, speaks half and half |
| ewepatuwe |
s/he climbs up |
| kahpota (kahpotay-), kahtopa (kahtopay-) |
climbing down, disembarking |
| kahpotayatuwe |
s/he climbs down (off something) |
| latuwe 1 |
s/he climbs, clambers |
| milatuwe |
s/he climbs in various ways or directions; s/he speaks a variety of languages |
| nahtokayatuwe |
s/he alights, disembarks by climbing down (from boat, vehicle, airplane) |
| natatuwatomon |
s/he climbs up and gets or fetches it |
| natatuwatomuwan |
s/he climbs up and gets or fetches something belonging to h/ |
| nutiyatuwe |
s/he climbs out |
| olomatuwe |
s/he climbs away |
| pematuwewik |
something that climbs; vine |
| petatuwe |
s/he climbs to here, climbs to certain point |
| pisatuwe |
s/he climbs in |
| poneqatuwe |
s/he climbs down |
| sakhatuwe |
s/he climbs into view |
| spatuwe |
s/he climbs up high; s/he speaks at a high level, speaks sophisticatedly |
| spiqatuwe |
s/he climbs upward; s/he speaks at a high level, speaks sophisticatedly |
| 'tahqatuwehpawolal |
s/he chases or frightens h/ causing h/ to climb upward |
| tqatuwe |
s/he climbs up |
