| asuwamkapasuwok |
they walk diagonally in lines |
| cipiyatqapahasu |
it is crisscrossed with lines |
| 'kahsapahmon |
s/he crosses it out with line |
| kisapekte |
it is linked or hooked together to form line |
| kiyahqapahasu |
it is marked with straight line(s) |
| ksiyatokomuwok |
they enter in line, enter in single file |
| lamkikapuwiyik, lamkikapuwihik |
they are standing in a line |
| maciyamkipha |
s/he takes them away in group or line (people, animals) |
| maciyamkustahsu |
s/he starts off or goes away with line of followers behind (e.g., hen with chicks, teacher with children, squad-leader with soldiers) |
| maciyapeki-punomon |
s/he starts setting it out in a line |
| mawamketuwiyak |
(birds) they are flying together in a line or as a flock |
| milapahasu |
it is striped |
| pahtayamkapasuwok |
(soldiers, etc.) they walk to left in lines |
| petamkuhse |
s/he arrives walking on gravel; (dual and plural, also) they arrive walking in a line, in a group (e.g., procession, march) |
| petamkustahsu |
s/he arrives with line of followers behind (e.g., hen with chicks, teacher with children, squad-leader with soldiers) |
| pkihkonap |
fishing line |
| pomamkuhse |
s/he walks along on gravel; (dual and plural, also) they walk along in a line, in a group (e.g., procession, march) |
| sasokapektihike |
s/he sews or weaves in continuous straight line |
| tetpatokuwikhasu |
it has a line drawn on it parallel to something |
| tinahkatamkapasuwok |
(soldiers, etc.) they walk to the right in lines |
| wiqtokhulal |
s/he pulls h/ in (fishing line, etc.) |
| witamkuhsama |
s/he walks with them in line, in group, or in procession |
| witamkuhse |
s/he participates in procession, walks in line with others |
| wiwonapahasu |
it has line drawn around it; (feature on map) it is marked with contour lines |
| yalamkiptahsu, alamkiptahsu |
s/he goes around with line of people (or animals, etc.) following behind; s/he has a following |
