| coceposkehtehsin, ceposkehtehsin |
(joint) s/he dislocates from sudden impact or pull |
| coceposkehtehson, ceposkehtehson |
(joint) it becomes dislocated from sudden impact or pull, becomes dislocated in a fall |
| 'coceposkenal, 'ceposkenal |
s/he dislocates joint in h/ (other person's or animal's) body |
| 'coceposkenomon, 'ceposkenomon |
s/he dislocates it (joint) |
| coceposkesson, ceposkesson |
(joint) it dislocates |
| coceposkessu, ceposkessu |
(joint) s/he, it dislocates; (person) s/he dislocates joint |
| coceposkewse, ceposkewse |
h/ bones feel as if they are dislocating or coming apart |
| coceposkeyu, ceposkeyu |
(joint) s/he, it is dislocated |
| 'koloqoskehtehkomon |
s/he kicks it dislocating its joint |
| 'koloqoskehtehkuwal |
s/he kicks h/ dislocating h/ joint (ankle, etc.) |
| 'koloqoskenal |
s/he dislocates h/ (e.g., shoulder, knee); s/he dislocates h/ joint (e.g., opponent in wrestling match) |
| 'koloqoskenomon |
s/he dislocates it (e.g., ankle, wrist) |
| monoskessu |
(body part, joint) s/he, it dislocates |
| monoskonomon |
s/he dislocates it (joint, etc.) |
