| 't-ahsehkewal |
s/he provides h/ with clothing |
| atsewakon |
clothing taken off (when putting on fresh clothing) |
| atsewe |
s/he changes clothes |
| ekhucewotahsu |
s/he hangs clothes over something to dry (without using clothespins) |
| ekhucuwole |
s/he hangs clothes to dry; (cormorant) s/he holds wings out to dry |
| 't-emesokinehlal |
s/he tears off all h/ clothing, rips h/ clothes off h/ |
| 'keccehsuwalal |
s/he takes h/ clothes; s/he strips h/ of parts (e.g., bicycle) |
| ketekhucuwole |
s/he takes clothes off clothesline |
| 'kolekonal |
s/he holds h/ (garment); s/he holds h/ (person) by clothing |
| kostokonike |
s/he washes clothes, does laundry |
| 'kostokonikewal |
s/he washes clothes for h/, does laundry for h/ |
| ksiyekhucuwole |
s/he takes or brings in clothes from clothesline |
| loqtewakon, oloqotewakon |
piece of clothing, garment |
| maspahsewe |
s/he dresses in thick clothing, s/he wears a lot of clothes (usually, to keep warm) |
| mehtekhucuwole |
s/he has finished hanging clothes to dry |
| metoqahkome |
s/he has run out of clean clothing (i.e., needs to do laundry) |
| metsekiye |
h/ style of clothing is behind the times, is out of date, is dowdy |
| milcoksewe |
s/he wears any old clothes (old clothes, clothes that don't fit well, don't match, etc.) |
| mimeku |
h/ clothing is covered with grease; (garment, carpet) s/he is greasy |
| mimhuke |
(mechanic, railroad engineer, cook) s/he has greasy clothing (from working with grease or oil) |
| moccoksewe |
s/he wears dirty clothes, has dirty clothes on |
| mocehs |
article of clothing, garment |
| mocekimahsu |
h/ clothes stink; (garment, cloth) s/he stinks |
| mocekimahte |
(garment, cloth) it stinks |
| monekhucuwole |
s/he takes clothes off clothesline |
