't-ahtuwikonahsiktun |
s/he rests feet on it, s/he uses it to rest feet on (e.g., desk) |
't-askihkomon |
s/he presses it down or compacts it with foot (feet) |
't-askihkomuwan |
s/he presses down or compacts something belonging to h/ with foot (feet) |
ceconuhulike |
s/he resists being moved by bracing feet against something |
'ciqolatokipilal |
s/he tangles h/ with feet (rope, rug, snake) |
'ciqolatokipilomon |
s/he tangles it with feet |
'colokihtehkomon |
s/he presses on it forcefully with foot or body; s/he brakes it (e.g., car) |
elamsitat, eli-lamsitat |
the sole of h/ foot |
epolekatew |
using just one foot |
'kaskomon |
s/he hides it with foot |
kassituhusu |
s/he wipes (own) feet |
'katacqehkomon |
s/he slides it with one foot to hide it between feet (e.g., dollar bill on ground) |
kikcoksite |
s/he has itchy foot or feet |
kikcoksitehe |
s/he has itchy foot or feet; h/ foot or feet get itchy |
kikicikate |
s/he has sore foot or feet |
kiluhkawe, qiluhkawe |
(on ice, in dark) s/he uses foot to pick path |
kinsite |
s/he has big feet |
'kipipolomon |
s/he knocks it over with foot |
'kiptehkomon |
s/he knocks it over with foot (feet) or body |
'kolektehkomon |
s/he traps it with foot, holds it by stepping on it (paper, cloth, etc.; e.g., when blowing away) |
kossikatensu |
s/he washes (own) feet |
kskosite |
s/he has wide feet |
ksomtehkasu |
s/he pushes self off with feet |
kutaskikocu |
s/he has cold feet |
maskosit |
smelly foot, smelly toe |