| 't-ahqatuwahan |
s/he climbs it hurriedly |
| ahqatuwe |
s/he climbs hurriedly; s/he speaks awkwardly |
| cestehsin |
s/he arrives hurriedly, arrives at that moment |
| liksihke, liksihka |
s/he walks hurriedly to there |
| macehtestike |
s/he departs or sets out with hurried and audible steps |
| nahsahkan |
s/he throws it on (clothing), puts it on hurriedly (e.g., while walking out the door) |
| winpatoluhke |
s/he works steadily or continuously, works hurriedly (because of need) |
| wisa (wisay-) |
in a hurry, hurriedly |
| wisahkawotuwok |
they (two) walk fast, walk hurriedly |
| wisahulal |
s/he takes h/ by boat in a hurry, rushes h/ by boat |
| wisahutun |
s/he takes it by boat in a hurry |
| wisa-luhke |
s/he works hurriedly |
| wisa-macehe |
s/he leaves or departs hurriedly |
| wisa-nassewehe |
s/he dresses hurriedly while moving along (e.g., while going out the door) |
| wisanuhmon |
s/he buys it in a hurry |
| wisanuwal 2 |
s/he buys h/ in a hurry |
| wisawse |
s/he walks fast, walks hurriedly |
| wisayahkan |
s/he throws it fast, throws it hurriedly |
| wisayiw |
in a hurry, in haste |
| wiwisahulal |
s/he ferries h/ in a great hurry |
| wiwisa-macehe |
s/he leaves in a hurry |
| wiwisawse |
s/he walks fast, walks hurriedly |
