| 't-ahqomotomon |
s/he feels pain from it; (in translation) it is painful to h/ |
| atomolsu |
the way s/he feels changes (e.g., s/he feels better or worse) |
| kawhuwemikot |
it feels prickly |
| kawomomqosu |
(clothing, etc.) s/he feels rough to the touch |
| kawomomqot |
it feels rough to the touch |
| 'kihtomatomon |
(tired, lazy, not motivated) s/he does not feel like doing it, is disinclined to do it |
| 'kikcokkuwal |
s/he makes h/ feel itchy, makes h/ itch |
| kinomolsu |
s/he feels invincible |
| 'kiwacehtun |
s/he makes it feel lonely |
| koluskomolsu |
s/he experiences feelings that are confusing or which seem unreal or not worth paying attention to, usually when depressed |
| 'koskomon |
s/he feels pain from it after sitting or sleeping on it (part of body) |
| 'kosomotomon |
s/he feels it sharply (pain, sensation) |
| ktomakomolsu, 'tomakomolsu |
s/he feels poorly |
| mace-kuhucu, mace-kuwocu, mace-kucu |
s/he starts to feel cold, is getting chilled |
| mewiyawomolsu |
s/he is feeling better |
| miyawomahtuwamal |
s/he feels friendly toward h/ |
| miyawomahtuwatomon |
s/he feels friendly toward it |
| miyawomolsu |
s/he feels happy, s/he feels well |
| mociluwe |
s/he does not feel like eating (e.g., due to sickness, queasiness) |
| mocomolsikhal |
s/he makes h/ feel ill |
| mocomotomon |
s/he dislikes the feel of it; (in translation) it feels bad to h/ |
| mulatahatomon |
s/he feels it deeply (emotion) |
| natomehtun |
s/he pokes it in to feel something (e.g., stick into snow to see whether ice is safe) |
| nihpatomon |
s/he feels like doing it |
| nikiwomolsu |
s/he feels uncomfortable (internally; e.g., cold coming on); s/he feels uneasy |
