| 't-akuwi-punal |
s/he puts or places h/ out of sight, s/he hides h/ (behind something) |
| 't-akuwi-punomon |
s/he puts or places it out of sight (behind something) |
| ankuwotkuhu, ankuwotokku |
s/he jumps from place to place |
| 't-askomi-punal |
s/he places h/ permanently; (judge) s/he gives h/ life sentence |
| 'ciqolatoki-punomon |
s/he places it in such a way as to tangle it |
| 'cocepi-punomuwan, 'cepi-punomuwan |
s/he places separately something belonging to h/ |
| 'cuhpewolal, 'cuwahpewolal |
s/he puts or places h/ into water |
| 't-ewehkatoki-punomon |
s/he places it loosely (something string-like) |
| 't-ewepi-punomon |
s/he lifts it and places it above |
| ihhit |
(conjunct forms only) where s/he stays |
| ihpu |
s/he is in place; it is h/ usual seat; it is the place where s/he is kept or where s/he belongs |
| ihte |
it is in its place; it is its place, it is the place where it is kept or where it belongs |
| ihtek |
its place, the place where it belongs, the place where it sits |
| ihtolamet |
place where s/he fishes |
| ihtoli (ihtol-, ih-) |
being or happening there continuously, regularly, repeatedly; (conjunct forms) the place where |
| ihtolihpimok |
place on table used by person at meal |
| ihtolihpit |
place where s/he usually eats |
| ihtolihtohok |
place where s/he picks it (berry, fiddlehead, sweetgrass, etc.) |
| ihtololuhket |
place where s/he works, h/ workplace |
| 'kaci-punal |
s/he places h/ out of sight, puts h/ in hiding |
| 'kaci-punomon |
s/he places it out of sight, places it in hiding |
| 'kapi-punomon |
s/he places it heedlessly, places it without consideration (e.g., places it where it blocks view or access) |
| 'kinuwi-punal |
s/he puts h/ in a particular place (e.g., teacher puts child at front of class) |
| kotuwaposu |
s/he wants to be in a safe place |
| mawi-punomon |
s/he puts it with others |
