't-olaqosomon |
s/he cooks it; s/he steeps or brews it (tea, infusion); s/he burns it |
pkiksawe |
s/he burns (food) by overcooking |
pkikte |
it is burned, scorched |
'pokiksal |
s/he burns h/ |
'pokkiksomon |
s/he burns it, singes or chars it |
'pokkiksomuwan |
s/he burns, singes, or chars something belonging to h/ |
'posqolehtun |
s/he ignites it, starts it burning, kindles it |
'pottaqosal |
s/he accidentally burns h/ |
'pottaqosomon |
s/he accidentally burns it |
'pottaqosomuwan |
s/he accidentally burns something belonging to h/ |
qinusqamkole |
it burns with pointy flame |
'samamkole |
it burns too hot |
sapamkolenoma |
s/he starts fire and keeps it burning |
'siktiyaqosal |
s/he burns h/ to a crisp (food, victim) |
'siktiyaqosomon |
s/he burns it to a crisp (food) |
siktiyaqosu |
s/he is very hot; s/he burns to death |
sitapsqesu |
(food, milk) s/he burns onto cooking pot (pan, etc.) |
sitapsqete |
(food, soup) it burns onto cooking pot (pan, etc.) |
sqotewiw |
(animate; meteor) s/he is burning; (inanimate; fire) it is burning, it is (still) alive (e.g., woodstove or campfire next morning) |
tolamkole |
it is burning, is ablaze |
tolaqote, totolaqote |
it is burning; (food) it is cooking |
tomaqote |
it burns in two, burns apart |
wisokamkole |
it burns intensely |
witamkolenike |
s/he participates with others in burning |
witamkolenomon |
s/he participates with others in setting it on fire |