| ahsuwikon |
it grows so as to cover (e.g., spreading plant) |
| ceconikon |
(building, car) it is rigid, solid; (plant) it is stiff or rigid as it grows |
| 't-ehqikonal |
s/he stops growing h/, stops raising h/ |
| 't-ehqikonomon |
s/he stops growing it, stops raising it |
| kcimkikon |
(woods, underbrush) it is thickly grown |
| kcocikonul |
(plants) they grow crowded together; there is nothing but them growing there |
| 'kinikonomon |
s/he grows it big or bigger |
| 'kinikonomuwan |
s/he grows something big or bigger for h/ |
| 'kinikonomuwewan |
s/he grows it big or bigger for h/ (on his behalf; e.g., squash) |
| kisikonasu |
it was grown or cultivated, can be grown or cultivated |
| 'kisikonomon |
s/he grew or cultivated it, can grow or cultivate it |
| 'kisikonomuwan |
s/he grew or can grow it for h/ |
| 'kotuwikonomon |
s/he wants to grow it, is going to grow it |
| likonike |
s/he splits something (e.g., basket hoop, barrel hoop) by following grain; s/he starts something growing (e.g., home-brew mixture) |
| macekon |
it starts to grow |
| macekonomon |
s/he starts to grow it, s/he raises it; s/he develops it |
| macekotone |
s/he is growing older, is becoming elderly |
| maceku |
s/he grows up; (plant, etc.) s/he starts to grow |
| mawikonul |
they grow together, grow in a bunch |
| nakaku |
s/he grows slowly |
| nisikuwok |
they grow together (e.g., two tree trunks) |
| nisi-macekuwok |
they (two) grow up together |
| nokosakon |
it grows fast |
| nokosakonal |
s/he grows h/ quickly; s/he rears h/ quickly (child, animal) |
| nokosakonomon |
s/he grows it quickly, raises it quickly (plant, crop) |
