| punsewe |
s/he wears winter clothes |
| qasqekossu |
she wears short dress or short skirt |
| saksohom |
s/he wears socks |
| 'sehtahkomon |
s/he pushes it back using force of body; s/he wears it backward (garment) |
| 'sehtahkuwal |
s/he pushes h/ back using force of body; s/he wears h/ backward (garment) |
| sehtayahsewe |
s/he wears clothes backward |
| sisqeyawhom |
s/he is wearing eyeglasses, is wearing catcher's or goalie's mask |
| skicinuwahsewe |
s/he wears native clothing, dresses in native clothing |
| skitsewe |
s/he wears outer layer of clothing |
| sokossuhunhom |
s/he is wearing earring(s) |
| spoqone |
s/he is wearing high-heeled shoes |
| tkikuwemu |
s/he wears heavy shoes, boots, etc. |
| tkiqsewe |
s/he wears heavy clothing |
| tolashom |
s/he wears underwear |
| ulkomon |
s/he wears it well (garment, clothing); (in translation) it fits h/, it becomes h/; s/he drives it well; s/he steps on it accidentally, steps right on it; s/he comes upon it by chance when looking for it |
| ulkuwal |
s/he wears h/ well (garment, clothing); (in translation, garment) s/he fits h/, s/he becomes h/; s/he drives or rides h/ well (bicycle, etc.); s/he steps on h/ accidentally, steps right on h/ (cup, coin, etc.); s/he comes upon h/ by chance when looking for h/ |
| ulpesonuwekiye |
s/he wears old-fashioned clothes |
| upokkuthom |
s/he is wearing an overcoat |
| uskitkomon |
s/he wears it over other clothing; s/he drives it (e.g., car) over something |
| uskitkomuwan |
s/he wears something belonging to h/ (garment); s/he drives something belonging to h/ (car, truck) over something |
| uskitkuwal |
s/he wears h/ (e.g., shirt) over other clothing; s/he drives h/ (e.g., horse) over something |
| wiwonihtahkusin |
s/he wears it around part of body (neck, ankle, etc.) |
| wiwonoskopunhom |
s/he is wearing scarf |
