nokka-pkonomon |
s/he picks all of it |
nokkaptun |
s/he takes all of it, carries all of it; (with plural direct object) s/he takes all of them |
nokka-punal |
s/he puts all of h/, places all of h/ (on something) |
nokka-tpeltomon |
s/he owns all of it; (in translation) it all belongs to h/ |
nokkayacqitun |
s/he hauls it all, hauls all of it in one load |
nokkayahsoma |
s/he feeds them all |
nokkayankuwehtun |
s/he sells it all |
nokkayapenkatomon |
s/he pays it all off |
nokkayaqosal |
(cooking) s/he burns h/ completely, burns all of h/ |
nokkayaqosomon |
(cooking) s/he burns it completely, burns all of it |
'pehkakonutomuwan |
s/he tells h/ all about it, tells h/ every detail of it |
'pehki-wihqehtun |
s/he takes all of it |
'pehki-wihqehtuwan |
s/he takes all of it from h/ |
'pehkolahtomuwan |
s/he licks clean or licks all of something belonging to h/ |
'pehkonal |
s/he takes all of h/ using hand(s) |
'pehkonomon |
s/he takes all of it using hand(s) |
'pehkonomuwan |
s/he takes all of it from h/; s/he takes all of something belonging to h/ |
pektahasu |
s/he, it is all taken away |
'possonapin |
s/he looks all around it (room, etc.), s/he examines it thoroughly |
psi, psiw, psi-te |
all, every; completely, entirely |
psonaqe |
everything is piled or tangled together (e.g. leaves and stems with harvested strawberries, or regular grass with sweetgrass); (pile) it covers something fully (e.g., table top, floor of room) |
'qocihpun 2 |
all winter long |
'qoci-nipon |
all summer, all summer long |
'qoci-tpuhk |
all night, all during the night |
tahu |
(said at the end of a song or chant) the end; that's all |