| 't-iyalikapuwikhal, 't-alikapuwikhal |
s/he stands h/ here and there; (military) s/he drills h/, gives h/ marching commands |
| kcitahtihikon |
ice auger |
| kisalokihike |
s/he dug, drilled or punched hole; s/he can dig, drill or punch hole |
| lalokihike |
s/he digs or drills or punches holes |
| lalokihikon |
(tool) drill, drill bit |
| maciyalokahal |
s/he starts digging, drilling, or punching holes in h/ |
| maciyalokahmon |
s/he starts digging, drilling, or punching holes in it |
| maciyalokihike |
s/he starts digging, drilling, or punching holes |
| mulayalokahal |
s/he drills deep hole in h/, drills deep hole for h/ (i.e., for what is to be inserted) |
| mulayalokahmon |
s/he drills deep hole in it, drills deep hole for it (i.e., for what is to be inserted) |
| nucikapuwiktahsit |
drill sergeant |
| nutalokuhket |
one who drills or bores holes; (moth larva) borer (especially, corn borer) |
| 't-olalokahal |
s/he drills hole in h/ (e.g., tree, log) |
| 't-olikapuwikhal |
s/he stands h/ (in a place); (military) s/he drills h/ |
| pimonikon |
drill brace, electric drill, ice-auger, corkscrew |
| piyalokihikon, piyalokihikoney |
wood- or metal-shaving made by drill |
| 'tuwalokahmon |
s/he drills or bores hole in it |
| tuwalokihikon |
(tool) drill, drill bit |
| yalalokihike, alalokihike |
s/he is digging, drilling, or punching holes |
| yalikapuwiktahsit, alikapuwiktahsit |
(military) one who drills soldiers, drill sergeant |
