| eqtokot |
(something string-like, story, etc.) it ends |
| 'kihkaka |
s/he dances until end (of musical number, party, marathon, etc.) |
| mehci (mehc-, meht-, met-) |
(process or entity extending in time or space) stopping, coming to an end, finishing; having stopped, having come to an end, having finished |
| mehcikoton |
the year ends |
| mehcimiye |
s/he finishes praying, has finished praying |
| mehci-ntaku, mehci-'taku |
(bereaved person, especially woman) h/ period of mourning ends |
| mehcitome |
(body of water) the deep part comes to an end |
| mehciw |
ending, terminating, concluding, finishing; having ended, terminated, concluded, finished |
| mehtakomek |
at the end of the lake |
| mehtaluhkot |
the cloud(s) come to an end |
| mehtapeksu |
that is the end of h/; s/he is finished, extinct |
| mehtaqte |
(something stick-like; road, path, railway) it ends, comes to an end |
| mehtolan |
the rain ends, the rainshower or rainstorm has ended |
| mehtonukot |
(event) it is over, has ended |
| metkomike |
(geography) the land comes to an end (e.g., at water); (figuratively) it is the end of the world |
| metokehkitin |
the school year ends or has ended |
| metoqiciye |
(something floating; figuratively, an island or faraway land) it comes to an end |
| mette |
it ends there |
| mettokopu |
(snake, rope) s/he comes to an end |
| mettokot |
(something string-like, story, etc.) it comes to an end, it is over, it concludes |
| mettoksu |
(rope, etc.) s/he comes to end, s/he stretches to breaking point; (official) h/ term has ended or expired |
| nuta (nutay-) |
before ending, before reaching its intended terminus or destination, falling short; lowly; disparagingly |
| nutayiw |
before ending; falling short |
| qonokuhuke |
it floats so far, it floats to the end (of something) |
| sakolasqocis |
hardened and toughened end piece of loaf of raised bread |
