| olomaptu |
s/he goes away leaving tracks behind |
| pahkak |
in back yard, out back; behind (building) |
| petamkustahsu |
s/he arrives with line of followers behind (e.g., hen with chicks, teacher with children, squad-leader with soldiers) |
| 'qotahke |
(walking alone) s/he lags behind, falls behind, cannot keep up |
| 'qotahkewin |
one who lags or falls behind, one who cannot keep up |
| sehtayiw |
(motion) backward; (location) behind, in back, in the back country |
| 'taptu |
s/he leaves tracks from there, leaves tracks behind |
| tepi-akuwiw |
far enough out of sight (behind something) |
| yalamkiptahsu, alamkiptahsu |
s/he goes around with line of people (or animals, etc.) following behind; s/he has a following |
| yalamkustahsu, alamkustahsu |
s/he goes around with line of followers behind (e.g., hen with chicks, teacher with children, squad-leader with soldiers) |
