't-akuwahal |
s/he hides h/ behind (something) |
akuwahtuwe |
(sun, star, light) s/he, it goes out of sight, is behind something; (lighted area, patch of light) it gets smaller as sun changes position |
akuwi (akuw-) |
extending or moving behind or in back of (something); extending or moving out of view or out of sight (behind something) |
't-akuwihtehkomon |
s/he kicks it out of sight (behind something) |
akuwiphuwe |
s/he runs behind something, runs out of view |
't-akuwiptun |
s/he hides it quickly (behind something) |
akuwiw |
extending or moving behind or in back of (something); extending or moving out of view or out of sight (behind something) |
akuwiye |
s/he, it disappears behind something, goes out of view (behind something) |
akuwotkuhu, akuwotokku |
s/he jumps behind something, jumps out of sight |
akuwuhqehtehsin |
s/he quickly hides head behind something |
akuwuhse |
s/he walks behind something, walks out of view |
akuwuhucin |
s/he bends down behind something |
asit |
behind, in back, at the rear |
'ci-akuwitutom |
s/he hides from someone by staying behind something |
't-ehtahkuwal |
s/he is next behind h/ in order |
enuhkawin, nenuhkawin |
one who comes right behind, the very next one; one who accompanies; (hunting, fishing) guide |
't-enuhkomon, nenuhkomon |
s/he follows close behind it |
lamatokiw |
a little ways into the forest or woods; behind the bushes |
maciyamkustahsu |
s/he starts off or goes away with line of followers behind (e.g., hen with chicks, teacher with children, squad-leader with soldiers) |
nawkusu |
s/he falls farther and farther back in line, falls farther behind |
nokothal |
s/he leaves h/ behind (by leaving in vehicle or boat); s/he leaves h/ behind in race |
nokothomon |
s/he leaves it behind when s/he goes away (by car, boat, etc.); s/he leaves it (e.g., rival car) behind in race |
nokotomon |
s/he leaves it, leaves it behind |
nokotomuwan |
s/he leaves behind something belonging to h/ |
nokotutuwatomon |
s/he leaves it behind |