wiccickepilal |
s/he bandages h/ |
wiccickepisu |
s/he is bandaged (with bandage wrapped around part of body); (body part) s/he is bandaged |
wiccickepite |
it is bandaged |
wiccickepitun |
s/he bandages it (part of body) |
wiccickepituwan |
s/he bandages something belonging to h/ |
wissahqekonasu |
it is wrapped up |
wissaqopisu |
(child, burn victim, mummy) s/he is wrapped or swaddled; s/he has rope coiled around self |
wissaqopolikon |
tape for wrapping (e.g., friction tape used on electrical wire, baseball bat, etc.) |
wissekehtun |
s/he covers or wraps it with cloth, paper, etc. |
wissekhal |
s/he covers or wraps h/ with blanket, sheet, etc. |
wissekhasu |
it is covered or wrapped (with blanket, etc.) |
wissekhomon |
s/he covers or wraps it with blanket, sheet, etc. |
wissekhomuwan |
s/he covers or wraps something belonging to h/ |
wissekhusu |
s/he covers or wraps self (with blanket, etc.) |
wissekiphusu |
s/he wraps self quickly |
wissekonal |
s/he covers h/; s/he wraps h/ (around something) |
wissekonasit |
one who is covered or wrapped or swaddled; mummy |
wissekonomon |
s/he covers it; s/he wraps it (around something) |
wissekonosu |
s/he wraps self (in shawl, etc.) |
wissektahasu |
it is covered or wrapped with something nailed on (tacked, stapled, etc.) |
wissektehmon |
s/he covers or wraps it by nailing something on it (tacking, stapling, etc.) |
wiwonatokesson |
(chain, wire, etc.) it wraps around or circles something |
wiwonatokopu |
(rope, snake) s/he is wrapped around (something) |
wiwonekonomon |
s/he wraps it around something |
wiwonekonosut |
(garment) shawl, wrap; (for baby) swaddling cloth |