acicuwon |
(liquid) the direction of its flow changes |
akuwicuwon |
it forms eddy |
amonicuwon |
(water) it flows around something (e.g., island, sandbar,) |
apsqecuwon |
(water) it eddies, forms whirlpool |
astuwicuwon |
(water from two sources or currents) it flows together |
ckuhpehe |
the tide is coming in |
ckuwhute |
(lake, river) it extends or flows toward here |
ecicuwon |
(liquid) it leaks through, flows through |
Ehetuwiw Nutecuwok |
to, at Telos Lake, Maine |
emehkecuwon |
(water) it flows or runs down below |
kakawicuwon |
it flows fast, there is a strong current |
kcitahkecuwon |
(water) it flows downhill |
kepcicuwok |
narrows, strait (between two lakes, in river, etc.); narrowing of current |
kiwtahqecuwon |
(water) it eddies, it forms whirlpool |
kiwtahqicuwon |
(water) it revolves, its flow moves clockwise or counterclockwise (e.g., in whirlpool, large eddy, tidal current) |
ksicuwon |
it flows rapidly, it is strong current |
ktansecuwon |
(water) its flow slows and suspended matter settles out of it; it filters through (leaving sediment behind) |
matawamkiye |
(water) it flows out over gravel or sand |
matawaskiye |
(water) it flows out over grass or reeds |
milapskicuwon |
(water) it flows many different ways over rocks |
mocapskicuwon |
it is difficult rocky stretch in river (i.e., hard to canoe through) |
mocicuwon |
(current, water) it flows unfavorably or dangerously |
mulahkecuwon, mulkecuwon |
(water) it cuts into ground as it flows, erodes bank, etc. |
newicuwon |
it flows in four directions or channels (e.g., stream dividing into four branches) |
niktuwicuwon |
(river, stream) it forks, it divides or comes together |