| 'kospehtehmuwan |
s/he warms up something belonging to h/ (e.g., tea) by adding hot water |
| ksate |
(weather) it is very hot |
| ksihposu |
s/he is hot, has fever |
| ksihpote, ksopote |
(weather, object, liquid) it is hot |
| ksihpotenihke |
there is stretch of hot weather |
| ksopeht |
hot water |
| ksopehte |
(water) it is hot |
| ksopote |
it is hot |
| macehpote |
it starts to heat up or get hot |
| olomihpote |
it is getting hotter |
| 'samopote |
(object, weather) it is too hot |
| sesoposu |
s/he is so hot that s/he cries, s/he cries because of fever |
| siktiyaqosu |
s/he is very hot; s/he burns to death |
| sqotewahkosu |
s/he is red hot |
| sqotewahkote |
it is red hot |
| sqotewahqot |
(something stick-like) it is red hot |
| sqotewapsq |
hot rock (for use in sweat-lodge or for heating water) |
| sqotewaqsu |
(stovepipe, nail, etc.) s/he is red hot |
| tutopote |
(weather, object, liquid) it is so hot |
| usami-ksopestun |
s/he heats it too hot (water or other liquid) |
| wisokihpote |
it is intensely hot |
| wisokolate |
it is very hot |
| wolopehte |
(water) it is nice and warm, is nice and hot |
