't-ahtolotutuwatomon |
(fire, stove) s/he keeps adding solid fuel to it (wood, coal, kindling) |
't-ahtolotutuwatomuwan |
s/he keeps something belonging to h/ burning |
aputaqosu |
s/he burns or cooks from the inside out; s/he turns inside-out when burning or cooking |
asuwaqosu |
s/he burns unevenly (e.g., pie in oven) |
asuwaqote |
it burns unevenly |
'cehqonotutuwatomuwan |
s/he keeps it burning until dawn for h/ |
'cilaqosal |
s/he burns mark on h/; s/he brands h/ (animal) |
'cilaqosomon |
s/he burns mark on it; s/he scars it by burning it (body part) |
cilaqote |
it is marked by burning or scorching |
kakawaqote |
it burns fast, burns furiously |
'kihkaqosu |
s/he burns self |
'kihkaqosusu |
s/he accidentally burns self |
'kisamkolenomon |
s/he burned it, can burn it |
'kisamkolenomuwan |
s/he burned or can burn something belonging to h/ |
ksihpotewse |
s/he feels warmth or burning of urine or feces (e.g., from having urinated while asleep) |
maciyamkolessu |
it starts to burn |
mawaqosonikan |
there is communal bonfire; there is group of people burning things together |
mawaqosonikiyik |
they make communal fire |
mehtamkolenoma |
s/he has finished burning wood or fire |
menakatamkole |
it burns slowly, is slow-burning |
mocamkole |
it burns poorly |
motutuwalal |
s/he starts h/ burning, sets h/ on fire |
motutuwatomuwan |
s/he starts it burning for h/; s/he kindles something belonging to h/ |
motutuwatomuwewal |
s/he starts fire for h/ |
nospamkolenal |
s/he accidentally burns h/ in fire (unintentionally burning h/ with what s/he intended to burn) |