'cikawkomon |
s/he forces self to approach it |
'cikawkuwal |
s/he forces self to approach h/; s/he disobeys h/, defies h/ |
ckuhtaqot, ckuwihtaqot |
(sound) it approaches here, comes toward here |
ckuhtaqsu, ckuwihtaqsu |
s/he sounds as if s/he is coming toward here; h/ voice (or other sound s/he is making) is coming this way |
cossiye |
s/he, it arrives, approaches |
olomi-siciye |
s/he it goes away and goes up to something (somewhere else) |
pecessu |
s/he approaches or arrives swiftly (e.g., by car, sled, bike) |
peci-komiwon |
rain approaches or arrives, it starts to rain here |
peci-suku |
s/he approaches or arrives paddling or rowing |
pecituwiye |
s/he arrives or approaches flying |
peci-wiciye |
s/he approaches or arrives with others |
peciyewiw |
it approaches, it arrives or gets there; (outcome, result) it comes about |
pecuhse |
s/he approaches or arrives walking |
petamoqesson |
a storm approaches or arrives |
petamoqessu |
a storm approaches or arrives |
petapasuwok |
they approach or arrive on foot, arrive walking (Pesk); they arrive (Wol) |
petapeku |
s/he approaches or arrives crawling |
pethom |
s/he approaches or arrives swimming, swims here |
petkawotuwok |
they (two) approach or arrive walking; they arrive |
petkenu |
s/he approaches or arrives on foot slowly or tiredly |
petkenuwike |
s/he approaches or arrives on foot slowly or tiredly |
petolan |
rain approaches or arrives |
petuwole |
s/he approaches or arrives carrying load |
siciye |
s/he, it goes up to something (e.g., boat up to buoy or wharf) |
wecuwawiye |
s/he, it comes nearer, approaches |