| 't-ewehkapekhomon |
s/he loosens it (with wrench, screwdriver, etc.) |
| ewehkatokuhse |
(rope, string) s/he loosens gradually |
| ewehkatokuhsewiw |
(chain, etc.) it loosens gradually |
| 't-ewehkehtun |
s/he loosens it (shoelace, headband, etc.) |
| 't-ewekopilal |
s/he loosens h/ (rope, tied animal, etc.) |
| 't-ewekopitun |
s/he loosens it (something tied too tight) |
| kcoski (kcosk-) |
loosening; slipping off or out; missing intended target |
| 'kocoskehtuwan |
s/he sets free, releases, or lets go something belonging to h/ |
| nuhkamkahmon |
s/he loosens it, breaks up lumps in it (crumbly or grainy material: soil, flour, etc.) |
| nuhkamkessu |
s/he, it loosens up, crumbles |
| nuhkamkihike |
s/he loosens up the ground, s/he crumbles or pulverizes (something) |
| nuhkamkihkomon |
s/he loosens or softens it by stomping on it (e.g., soil, caked cement powder); s/he steps on it and crushes it (egg, etc.) |
| nuhkamkihputun |
s/he rubs it into small bits, sifts it, grinds it, grates it, pulverizes it; s/he loosens it (something crumbly) |
| nuhkamkonomon |
s/he loosens it using hand(s) (crumbly material: soil, caked flour, etc.) |
| nukcokamkahal |
s/he breaks h/ up (e.g., clumped snow or cheese) |
| nukcokamkahmon |
s/he breaks it up (clump or bed of sticky soil) |
| 'pastahal |
s/he hits h/ hard enough so that effect of blow penetrates deeply; (basketmaking) s/he strikes h/ heavily (ash log) to loosen thick layer (deep layers) of splints |
