pqanaqsu |
s/he can just be seen; s/he is passable actor |
'qoni-nomihtun |
s/he sees it for so long a time |
'qoni-nomiyal |
s/he has been seeing h/ for so long a time |
'sapapomal |
s/he looks through h/, sees through h/, s/he understands h/ perfectly |
sapapotom |
s/he sees solution or resolution (to problem) |
'sapapotomon |
s/he sees or looks through it; s/he understands it perfectly, sees what's involved in it (e.g., math problem) |
'sapi-nomihtun |
s/he sees it through |
'sapi-nomihtuwan |
s/he sees something belonging to h/ through (e.g., h/ project) |
'sehtayapotomon |
s/he sees it backward, sees it reversed |
'sikte-koti-nomihtun |
s/he is eager to see it, is impatient to see it |
't-uwaninomon |
s/he is surprised to see it there |
't-uwapolapomal |
s/he sees h/ wrong (i.e., misidentifies h/, mistakes h/ for someone else, etc.) |
't-uwapolapotomon |
s/he sees it wrong (e.g., misidentifies it, gets the color wrong when describing it, etc.) |
wahcessu |
s/he, it is seen in a flash (something moving or briefly illuminated) |
wahcu |
s/he is seldom or rarely seen |
wewinaqsu |
s/he shows, is visible, can be seen; something about h/ is noticeable; s/he is recognizable |
wolapiqe |
s/he sees something good |
wolapiqetutom |
h/ facial expression shows that s/he sees something good |
wolapotuwok |
they see each other plainly or clearly |
wolapu |
s/he sees well, has good eyesight; s/he has unobstructed view |