ahtulhawekonuhke, altulhawekonuhke |
s/he weaves cloth |
amalhakopehtahsu |
s/he weaves fancily |
amalhatokuhutahsu |
s/he weaves or spins something fancy; s/he decorates Christmas tree (with strings of lights or berries, etc.) |
amalhatokuhutahsuwiw |
(loom, etc., spinning-wheel) it weaves or spins something fancy |
amalhoskonuwasu |
it is woven fancily |
apsoskonuwe |
s/he does fine weaving |
cihciqapektihike |
s/he sews with closely spaced or short stitches; s/he weaves closely, does fine weaving |
kakawoskonuwe |
s/he weaves fast |
'koskomakopehlal |
s/he weaves h/ through the split stander |
kotuwoskonuwe |
(basketmaking) s/he wants to weave, is going to weave |
kskomtokhike |
(basketmaking) s/he weaves through the split made in a stander |
lapektihike |
s/he stitches thus, sews with stitches of that length; s/he weaves thus |
loskonuwe |
(basketmaking) s/he weaves |
nahsomihtun |
s/he weaves it (basket) around form or mold |
nakaskonuwe |
(basketmaking) s/he is slow weaver, weaves slowly |
nokosaskonuwe |
(basketmaking) s/he weaves fast, is fast weaver |
't-olapitehmon |
s/he weaves design into it |
't-oloskonuwatomon |
(basketmaking) s/he weaves it thus |
pahtaskonuwe |
(basketmaking) s/he is left-handed weaver; s/he weaves clockwise |
pihtapektihike |
h/ sews with stitches that are far apart or long; weaves over and under several warp threads at a time |
pilqehe |
s/he staggers, weaves from side to side while walking (from being ill, dizzy, old, etc.) |
sahsapektihike |
s/he sews fast, stitches quickly; s/he weaves fast |
sasokapektihike |
s/he sews or weaves in continuous straight line |
sehtaskonuwe |
(basketmaker) s/he weaves (a stander) back (along itself — after folding it) |
'sonoskonuwatomon |
s/he weaves it tightly |