| ckunahsu |
(person, horse, etc.) s/he comes toward here pulling or pushing load (e.g., on sled, in wheelbarrow) |
| ckuwwole |
s/he carries load toward here |
| ewotonahsu |
s/he goes back and forth bringing a load each time (using sled, wheelbarrow, etc.) |
| macenahsuwiw |
it starts hauling load |
| macewole |
s/he begins or starts out carrying load |
| mehtonike |
s/he has finished carrying load |
| natuwole |
s/he goes (comes) to carry load |
| nisuwole |
s/he carries load with someone else |
| nokkayacqitun |
s/he hauls it all, hauls all of it in one load |
| nokkayacqituwan |
s/he hauls something belonging to h/ all in one load |
| nokosa-pitkosewehtun |
s/he loads it quickly (gun) |
| nutuwolet |
person who carries load; (military) infantry soldier; (golf) caddie |
| olomonahsu |
(person, horse, etc.) s/he goes away pulling or pushing load (e.g., on sled, in wheelbarrow) |
| olomuwole |
s/he carries load away |
| oluwole |
s/he carries load |
| petonahsu |
s/he brings load, arrives with load |
| 'petonahsuwewal |
s/he brings load to h/; (unspecified subject forms, as euphemism) she is menstruating |
| petuwole |
s/he approaches or arrives carrying load |
| 'pisewotun |
s/he puts it in and arranges it, loads it in |
| 'pitkatomuwan |
s/he packs something belonging to h/ |
| pitkose |
s/he loads a gun |
| 'pitkosewan |
s/he loads it (gun) |
| 'pitkosewatomon |
s/he loads it (gun); s/he loads or sets it (an explosive charge, e.g., dynamite) |
| 'pitkosewatomuwan |
s/he loads something belonging to h/ (gun) |
| pomi-pitkosewe |
s/he is loading gun while walking, while riding in car or canoe, etc. |
