| 't-akuwiphal |
s/he carries or takes h/ out of sight (behind something) |
| 't-api-yalacqiphal |
s/he is back from having taken h/ for ride (in car, etc.) |
| 't-epolenskenal |
s/he takes h/ by the arm |
| esuwapilom |
s/he goes back and forth bringing or taking water |
| 't-esuwewotunol |
s/he takes them back and forth (set of objects: clothes, firewood, books, etc.) |
| ewotapilom, awotapilom, awotiyapilom |
s/he goes back and forth bringing or taking water |
| 't-ewotewolal |
s/he goes back and forth bringing or taking h/ |
| 't-ewotewotun |
s/he goes back and forth bringing it or taking it |
| ewotonike |
s/he goes back and forth bringing or taking wood |
| 'kaciptun |
s/he takes it by hiding it, shoplifts it; s/he hides it quickly |
| 'kaci-wihqonomon |
s/he takes it secretly |
| 'kaci-wihqonomuwan |
s/he takes it secretly from h/ |
| 'keccehsuwalal |
s/he takes h/ clothes; s/he strips h/ of parts (e.g., bicycle) |
| 'keccehsuwatomon |
s/he takes parts from it; s/he takes some of it (collection of objects) |
| 'keccehsuwatomuwan |
s/he takes parts from something belonging to h/ |
| 'keci-npakotomuwan, 'keci-'pakotomuwan |
s/he takes something from h/ by tricking h/ or lying to h/; s/he bilks h/ |
| keciptahsu |
s/he grabs things and takes them, s/he snatches |
| 'keciptun |
s/he removes it by grabbing or snatching it |
| 'kespi-wihqonomon |
s/he accidentally takes it, takes it by mistake |
| 'kihkanasu |
it is all taken, it is sold out |
| 'koskaptun |
s/he takes it by hiding it, s/he snatches it and hides it immediately |
| 'koskaptuwan |
s/he takes something belonging to h/ by hiding it |
| maceptuwan |
s/he takes it to h/; s/he takes something belonging to h/ |
| menakaci-wihqehtun |
s/he takes it carefully (e.g., egg from nest); s/he "takes it easy," "takes it slow" |
| milawiphal |
s/he takes h/ out into the water, onto the ice, into field, into clearing, etc. |
