| neqicuwon |
(water, liquid) it flows below, flows under |
| 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 |
| Niktuwicuwonuk |
in, at, to Whiting, Maine |
| nutecuwon |
it flows out (of something) |
| oloqicuwon |
it flows in that direction |
| pasicicuwon |
(water) it flows over (something) |
| pihcicuwon |
(current) it flows against direction of boat travel; it flows far |
| pistoqehe |
(river, tidal inlet) it flows in |
| pomicuwon |
it flows along |
| poneqcokuhsewiw |
(molasses, lava, wax, fresh paint, etc.) it slowly moves or flows down |
| poneqicuwon |
(liquid) it flows down |
| qolopicuwon |
(water, tide) its flow reverses, it flows in opposite direction (from the way it was flowing) |
| 'samicuwon |
(flowing water or tide) the current is too fast |
| sapicuwon |
(liquid) it flows through |
| sehtacuwon |
(water) it flows back or backward (e.g., reversing falls, backwash on beach) |
| sikicuwon |
(water) it flows roughly, flows with difficulty |
| sinkolacuwon |
(liquid) it drains |
| sissecuwon |
(liquid) it flows everywhere, flows in all directions |
| skituwi (skituw-) |
over, draped over, flowing over |
| skituwicuwon |
(liquid) it flows over (something; e.g., water over dam) |
| skituwiw |
over, draped over, flowing over |
| tolicuwon |
(liquid) it is flowing, it is running |
| tucicuwon |
it flows by; it flows so fast |
| wahqapakuwiyak, wehqapakuwiyak |
tide, ebb and flow of tide |
