| ahtoli-komutone |
s/he keeps stealing |
| 'kapehtun |
s/he grabs or steals it no matter what it is, heedlessly; s/he grabs or steals it regardless |
| 'kapehtuwan |
s/he grabs or steals something belonging to h/ heedlessly |
| kikimi-komutone |
s/he filches, steals furtively |
| komuci-komutone |
s/he filches, steals furtively |
| komutankuwe |
s/he buys or sells secretly, buys or sells stolen goods |
| 'komutonalal |
s/he steals h/; s/he kidnaps h/, abducts h/ |
| komutonasu |
it is stolen |
| 'komutonatomon |
s/he steals it |
| 'komutonatomuwan |
s/he steals it from h/ |
| 'komutonatomuwewal |
s/he steals for h/ (on h/ behalf) |
| 'komutonatomuwewan |
s/he steals it for h/ (to give to h/) |
| 'komutonatonomuwan |
s/he steals it from h/ |
| 'komutonatonomuwewal |
s/he steals for h/ |
| komutone |
s/he steals; (baseball) s/he steals base |
| komutonewakon |
stealing, theft |
| komutonikon |
stolen item or goods, loot, booty, spoils |
| 'komutonomal |
s/he steals from h/ |
| 'komutonomon |
s/he steals it |
| 'komutonomuwal |
s/he steals from h/ |
| 'komutonomuwewan |
s/he steals it for h/ |
| komutse |
s/he steals wood |
| 'koskaluhmon |
s/he fails to return it (something borrowed, especially, money) |
| mekomomtu |
s/he carelessly leaves valuables where they can easily be stolen |
| meqte |
it is positioned carelessly or sloppily; it is easily knocked over or broken, etc.; (something expensive or valuable) it is easy to steal (because it has been left out in the open) |
