| 't-apqotekomon |
s/he forces or pries it open, forces open what contains or covers it |
| 't-apqotekuwal |
s/he forces or pries h/ open, forces open what contains or covers h/ |
| 'cikawapqotehtun |
s/he forces it open |
| 'cikawapqotehtuwan |
s/he forces open something belonging to h/ |
| 'cikawehtun |
s/he forces it |
| 'cikawehtuwal |
s/he forces h/ (to do something); (as euphemism) he forces his way into h/, assaults h/ sexually, rapes h/ |
| cikawessu |
s/he is defiant, disobeys; s/he forces way through (e.g., in deep snow, mud) |
| cikawi (cikaw-) |
using force; forcing self, in spite of self (in spite of one's fears, etc.); teasingly, jokingly, in fun |
| 'cikawi-apqotehtun |
s/he forces it open |
| 'cikawihtun |
s/he makes it against will, against orders; s/he forces self to make it |
| 'cikawihtuwal |
s/he tries to overcome h/ by force |
| 'cikawikpehlal |
s/he peels strips of ash from h/ (log) by brute force; s/he strikes non-overlapping marks on h/ (ash log being pounded for basket splints) |
| cikawikpehtahsit |
person who purposely pounds an ash log for basket splints without overlapping the blows (to save time, planning to peel off the strips by force; splints are difficult to remove in this way without damaging them) |
| cikawi-ksehe |
s/he forces way in, breaks in, barges in; s/he intrudes |
| 'cikawimal |
s/he teases or ridicules h/; forces h/ by speaking to h/ |
| cikawimiye |
s/he forces self to pray |
| cikawi-nutehe |
s/he forces way out, breaks out (e.g., from jail) |
| 'cikawi-nutehkomon |
s/he forces it out (pushing it) |
| 'cikawi-nutehkuwal |
s/he forces h/ out (pushing h/); s/he forces h/ to move out |
| 'cikawi-nutehlal |
s/he forces h/ to go out |
| 'cikawi-nutehtun |
s/he forces it out |
| cikawi-pithusu |
s/he forces way in (bodily) |
| 'cikawi-psonehtun |
s/he crams it full, stuffs it by force |
| 'cikawi-sihmuwal, 'cikawosihmuwal |
s/he forces h/ to drink |
| 'cikawkomon |
s/he forces self to approach it |
