milekhutuwal |
s/he hangs up many items for h/; (Christmastime) s/he gives h/ many gifts |
nahsekhutun |
s/he puts it onto (something) so that it hangs, s/he hangs it on something |
napicehlal |
s/he hangs h/ (garment, etc.) on hook; s/he attaches h/ |
napicehtun |
s/he fastens it, hooks it, buckles it; s/he hangs or drapes it (on something); s/he attaches it firmly |
napitaqhikon |
stick for hanging something on; skewer, spit |
napitekhuciye |
s/he, it hangs on something |
napitekhulal |
s/he hangs h/ (e.g., shirt) on hanger, hook, etc. |
napitekhute |
it hangs on something |
napitekhutun |
s/he hangs it on hanger, hook, etc. |
nastokhulal |
s/he strings h/ and hangs h/ up (e.g., berry, slice of apple) |
natekhutun |
s/he goes (comes) to hang it |
nutiyatokahte |
(something string-like, cloth) it is hanging out |
nutiyatokopite |
(something string-like) it is hanging out tied to something |
nutiyatokopu |
(rope, snake, etc.) s/he hangs out (through an opening) |
nutiyekhute |
it is hanging out (through an opening) |
pasitaksehe |
s/he, it hangs over (something) |
psonekhucuwole |
s/he hangs clothes everywhere to dry |
sahkossuwi-ekhucuwole |
s/he hangs clothes to dry over things every which way and without clothespins (Sipayik) |
sici-napici-kolomu |
s/he, it sticks on close, hangs solidly close (e.g., coat, very close to wall, secured on hook so that it is hard to remove it) |
sici-napici-kolte |
it sticks on close; it hangs solidly close |
sipekhucin |
(animal skin) s/he is stretched out to dry and bleach; (person) s/he hangs tough, hangs in there |
skituwekhucewotahsu |
s/he hangs clothes over something (any which-way and without clothespins) |
skituwekhute |
it hangs over (something) |
spahkepisu |
(fish, etc.) s/he is hung high up on wall to dry in sun |
tetpatokuhucin |
(rope, etc.) s/he hangs parallel (to something) |