| ckuwoloqihton |
the ice is breaking up and floating toward here |
| ewepokuhuke |
s/he, it floats up |
| ewepoqahtuhuke |
s/he, it floats up |
| ewepoqahtuhukewiw |
it floats up |
| kacehloqe |
s/he, it floats out of sight |
| kakawokuhuke |
s/he, it floats quickly on water |
| kapsqehloqe |
s/he, it floats or drifts over waterfall |
| 'kispehkomon |
s/he can float on it without its sinking; (in translation; floating object) it can hold h/ weight |
| 'kispehkuwal |
s/he can float on h/ without h/ sinking; (inverse forms) s/he, it can hold h/ weight without sinking |
| ktoqahtuhuke |
s/he, it flips over in water and floats upside-down or face down |
| lehloqe |
s/he, it floats there, floats thus |
| macekuhuke |
s/he, it floats away, begins to float |
| maceqahtuhuke |
s/he, it starts to float, floats away |
| menakatokuhuke |
s/he, it floats slowly on water |
| metoqiciye |
(something floating; figuratively, an island or faraway land) it comes to an end |
| montuhuke |
s/he, it floats off, goes adrift; (grounded boat, etc.) s/he, it floats free (as tide rises, as waves strike, etc.) |
| muskukuhuke |
s/he, it floats into view (from behind or beneath something) |
| nahnakkuhuke |
s/he, it floats lightly on water |
| nahtokahtuhuke |
s/he, it floats to shore, drifts ashore |
| nakakuhuke |
s/he, it floats slowly on water |
| nutekuhuke |
s/he, it floats out |
| olomoqahtuhuke |
s/he, it floats away, continues to float |
| papkehloqe |
s/he, it floats downstream or downriver |
| petoqahtuhuke |
s/he, it drifts in, approaches or arrives floating |
| pomehloqe |
s/he, it floats along |
