nokosaku |
s/he grows fast |
nuteku |
s/he grows out |
't-olikonal |
s/he grows h/, raises h/; s/he splits h/ along grain (wood) |
't-olikonomon |
s/he grows it; s/he splits it along grain (wood) |
't-olikonomuwan |
s/he grows or raises it for h/; s/he splits something belonging to h/ (e.g., hoop-pole) along the grain |
oloqikon |
it grows in that direction |
oqonasqe |
(garden) it is overgrown with weeds; (rock, etc.) it is covered up by plant growth |
't-otolikonomon |
s/he is growing it, is raising it, is cultivating it |
piluwikon |
it is different (in form); it grows differently |
pomikon |
it is growing, keeps growing |
pomiku |
s/he is growing, keeps growing |
'pomikulihtuwal |
s/he overtakes h/ in height |
sakhikon |
it grows out, appears as it grows |
'samikon |
it grows too much, grows too big or tall, is overgrown |
sehtakotone |
s/he grows younger |
sicikon |
it grows onto something (adhering, bonding); (plural) they grow together (becoming joined to each other) |
'tetpokiluhtomon |
s/he grows to same size as it |
tolikon |
(plant) it is growing; (beer, wine, etc.) it is fermenting |
tolikonike |
s/he is splitting (something) along grain; s/he is starting to grow something |
toliku |
s/he is growing |
wapolikon |
it is growing wrong; it is wrong shape; it looks wrong; it is the wrong thing |
weckuwi-macekit |
(conjunct forms only; child) when s/he was growing up |
wiwonikuwok |
they grow around (something) |
wolikon |
it is good (for use); it is growing right, is growing correctly |
yalikon, alikon |
it grows here and there |