spamkahte |
(sand, gravel, grain) it is piled high |
spamkaqe |
(firewood, cordwood) it is piled high |
spaskihke |
(grass) it is high; there is high grass |
spatuwe |
s/he climbs up high; s/he speaks at a high level, speaks sophisticatedly |
spekopu |
(something sheet-like; person in administrative position) s/he is high up |
spemuk |
high in sky, in outer space, up as high as one can see |
spessu 2 |
(baseball: pitched ball) s/he is high (above strike zone); (person) s/he goes over (e.g., over falls in canoe, off tracks in derailment) |
speyu |
it is tall, is high |
spi (sp-) |
high |
spi-putawessu |
(bread) s/he rises high |
spiqahkomike |
(land, ground) it rises, it is high |
spiqamkahte |
(pile) it extends upward (e.g., banking against house) |
spiqatuwe |
s/he climbs upward; s/he speaks at a high level, speaks sophisticatedly |
spiqituwiye |
(bird, pilot) s/he flies up, soars high |
spiqolutike |
s/he charges high prices, charges higher prices (than s/he used to) |
spiqolutikesku |
s/he regularly charges high prices |
spitposu |
(official, administrator) s/he has high position |
spituwiye |
s/he flies at high altitude |
spiye |
s/he, it goes high, becomes tall |
spokimqot |
it is highly rated |
spomk, spomok, spomkik |
up high, up above; in heaven, in the sky |
spopu |
s/he sits up high, has a high position |
spoqohon |
it floats high |
spotkuhu |
s/he jumps high |
spotonesu |
(mountain) s/he has high peak(s) |