| ciqolatokihtehsin |
(rope, string) s/he becomes tangled by flapping around |
| ciqolatokihtehson |
(something string-like) it becomes tangled by flapping around |
| 't-ewehkihtelomon, 't-ewektelomon |
s/he shoots at it causing it to flap loosely (flag, awning, etc.) |
| milekiye |
(sheet, garment) s/he, it flaps; (person) s/he wears various styles of clothing, s/he moves clothing in various ways (e.g., adjusting or straightening it) |
| motiyekolamson |
(cloth, flag, etc.) it is heard flapping in the wind (but is not seen) |
| motiyektehsin |
(jacket, etc.) s/he is heard flapping or slapping |
| motiyektehson |
(flag, etc.) it is heard flapping or snapping (but is not seen) |
| sinpektehson |
(clothing, etc.) water drips from it as result of its flapping in wind |
| tolekihpute |
(cloth, flag, etc.) it is flapping, waving |
| tolekipisu |
the end of h/ is flapping |
| tolekipite |
the end of it is flapping |
| tolekiye |
(cloth, paper) s/he, it flaps, waves |
| tolekolamson |
(flag, curtain, garment) it is blowing or flapping in the wind |
| tolektehson |
(flag, etc.) it is flapping or snapping |
| wissekehtikon |
door-flap, cloth hung over doorway |
| wolek |
diaper; breechcloth, loincloth; (wolekehsis) flap of birchbark under gunwale at bow of canoe, which protects ends of gunwale wrappings and also bears canoe-maker's mark |
