| 'sapoluhkatomon |
s/he works on it through to the end, keeps working on it until it is finished |
| sapsawewiw |
(saw) it cuts or saws through |
| 'saptehkomon |
s/he breaks through it (with vehicle) |
| sapuhse |
s/he walks through |
| sapute (saputiy-) |
through |
| saputehe |
s/he goes through |
| 'saputehtehkomon |
s/he breaks through it by kicking it |
| 'saputehtehkomuwan |
s/he breaks through something belonging to h/ by kicking it |
| 'saputehtehmon |
s/he breaks through it by hitting it |
| saputehtehsin |
s/he falls through and lands |
| saputehtihike |
s/he breaks through |
| 'saputehtun |
s/he breaks through it |
| 'saputehtuwan |
s/he breaks through something belonging to h/ |
| sapute-luhke |
s/he, it works through (e.g., porcupine quill through skin) |
| saputesson |
it goes through |
| saputessu |
s/he, it goes through |
| 'saputiyalokihtehmon |
s/he knocks hole through it |
| saputiyamu |
s/he, it falls through (involuntarily) |
| saputiyawtosson |
a road or path goes through |
| siki-sapiye |
s/he, it goes through with difficulty |
| 'tuwapotomon |
s/he looks through it (hole, window) |
| tuwi (tuw-, tuh-) |
(indicating site of activity or action) in, out of (basin, container, etc.); on, off of (work-surface, etc.); through (hole, opening, etc.) |
| wolatoke |
(woods) it is easy to pass through |
