| cituwamqe |
s/he has head down |
| cituwamqehtake |
s/he has head down (while sitting, running, swimming, etc.) |
| cituwamqehtawe |
s/he runs with head down |
| 'cituwamqehteluwal |
s/he shoots h/ causing h/ head to go down |
| cituwamqehtestike |
s/he walks with head down making noise with feet (e.g., wearing high heels or plodding heavily) |
| 'cituwamqehtun |
s/he pulls it down (hat brim or visor) |
| 't-emehkapekhomon |
s/he lowers it with mechanical device |
| emehkew |
down below, downstairs |
| emehki (emehk-, emek-); emehke (emehkiy-) |
down, downstairs, at the bottom |
| kahpota (kahpotay-), kahtopa (kahtopay-) |
climbing down, disembarking |
| kcitahkomike |
(land) it slopes down |
| 'kotqiptuwan |
s/he turns something belonging to h/ face down quickly |
| nahka (nahkay-) |
down, downward; down to lower position |
| nahkacokihtahal |
s/he pounds h/ down (risen bread dough) |
| nahkahte |
it is positioned lower, is in a lower place |
| nahkahtehmon |
s/he hits or taps it down, hits it to lower it (e.g., stake in ground); s/he tamps it down (e.g., filling material in tooth) |
| nahkahtehsin |
s/he falls straight down and lands |
| nahkahtehson |
it falls straight down and lands |
| nahkakpehtehmon |
s/he taps it downward (basket-weave, to tighten it before binding) |
| nahkakpehtihike |
(basketmaking) s/he taps weavers down (to tighten basket after splints have dried) |
| nahkaw |
down, downward; down to lower position |
| nahkawse |
s/he goes down gradually (e.g., tire deflating) |
| nahkawsewiw |
it goes down gradually (e.g., balloon deflating) |
| nahkayacqehtun |
s/he slides it down (e.g., boat down to water) |
| nahkayacqehtuwan |
s/he pushes or drags something belonging to h/ down |
