| etoli-mocimkahqihkek |
in thick woods |
| kcimkatoke |
there is thick woody growth, there is dense brush (too thick to walk through) |
| kcimkikon |
(woods, underbrush) it is thickly grown |
| kinahqot |
(something stick-like) it is big in diameter, is thick |
| kinaqsu |
(log, flagpole, carrot, cigar) s/he is big in diameter, is thick; (person) s/he is stout, is solid |
| kinatokonasu, kintokonasu, kintokatokonasu |
it is braided thick, is braided using more than the usual number of strands |
| 'kintokonomon |
s/he braids it into thick braid, braids it using more than usual number of strands |
| kintokot |
(chain, etc.) it is big in diameter, is thick |
| kintoksu |
(rope, snake, etc.) s/he is big in diameter, is thick |
| maspahsewe |
s/he dresses in thick clothing, s/he wears a lot of clothes (usually, to keep warm) |
| maspahsewhutolal |
s/he dresses h/ in thick clothing (usually, to keep h/ warm) |
| maspahte |
it is piled thick |
| maspanokahte |
it is thick and consists of layers |
| maspihtehsin |
(snow, hail) s/he falls thickly |
| maspotekone |
s/he has thick skin |
| maspuwe |
h/ hair is thick |
| maspuwemhutolal |
s/he puts thick footwear on h/ feet (usually, to keep h/ warm) |
| pahsahqot |
(something stick-like) it is thick and flattened |
| pahsekon |
(cloth, leather, etc.) it is thick, is coarse |
| 'pahseksal |
s/he slices h/ thick |
| pahseksawe |
s/he slices thick, cuts thick slices |
| 'pahseksomon |
s/he slices it thick |
| 'pahseksomuwan |
s/he cuts thick slices of something belonging to h/ |
| pahsekte |
(paper, cloth, etc.) it is thick |
| pahseku |
(garment, carpet) s/he is thick |
