| apsikuwamokahson |
(house, room) it is small, it has barely enough space |
| cocepsokhasu, cepsokhasu; cocepasokahasu, cepasokahasu |
it is partitioned off; (part of house) it is a room; (in stable or barn) it is a stall |
| cocinaqsu |
(person working in tight or crowded space) s/he looks as if s/he doesn't have enough room |
| eli-lamikanik |
(house, building) its interior walls; number or interior arrangement of its rooms |
| lamikan |
(wigwam) inner lining made of bark; (house, building, room) inner wall surface including ceiling; (interior space) room, closet; (baseball) dugout; (military) bunker |
| memopu |
s/he fits in place, there is room for h/; s/he has had enough of sitting |
| memte |
it fits in place, there is room for it |
| piluwasokahte |
the layout of its rooms is different (e.g., from that in another house with similar exterior) |
| piskalokahte |
it is dark hole, it is dark interior space |
| piskalokinaqot |
it looks dark (inside hole, room, etc.) |
| psonaqhesson |
its aroma fills house or room |
| semayatopu |
s/he moves aside on bench or chair to make room for someone else; s/he moves chair aside (while sitting in it) |
| 'takupolal |
s/he gives h/ room and board |
| temsokhasik, temasokahasik |
(part of house) room; compartment |
| wahsiw, wahsi |
in or into the other room; on the other side of partition, hill, border, or other barrier |
| wicikemal |
s/he lives or rooms with h/ (in same house, apartment building, etc.) |
