't-eweptokehlal |
s/he pulls h/ up (rope, etc.) |
ewepuhsewiw |
it works its way upward, it gradually moves upward |
kisahqehe |
s/he goes uphill, goes up the hill |
motkahtehmon |
s/he hits it high up in air |
'sehkomutuwan |
s/he stands upright something belonging to h/ |
spikuhse |
s/he walks upward |
spiqamu |
s/he, it moves rapidly upward, flies upward (involuntarily) |
spiqapessu |
s/he glances up |
spiqapu |
s/he looks up or upward (from lower place) |
spiqatuwe |
s/he climbs upward; s/he speaks at a high level, speaks sophisticatedly |
spiqewotahsu |
s/he moves items (books, furniture, etc.) up (upstairs, to higher shelf, etc.) and arranges them |
spiqi (spiq-, spik-) |
upward |
spiqi-kikimskahsu |
s/he moves upward (upstairs, uphill) without making any noise, stealthily |
spiqi-kikimuhse |
s/he walks upward (upstairs, uphill) without making any noise |
spiqituwiye |
(bird, pilot) s/he flies up, soars high |
spiqiw |
upward |
spiqiye |
s/he, it goes upward, ascends; (inanimate; blood pressure, measurement) it goes up |
'tahqatuwehpawolal |
s/he chases or frightens h/ causing h/ to climb upward |
tkuhuke |
s/he, it floats upward (in water or air) |
tqamu |
s/he, it moves rapidly upward, flies upward (involuntarily) |
tqatuwe |
s/he climbs up |
tqituwiye |
(bird, pilot) s/he flies up |