akuwotkuhu, akuwotokku |
s/he jumps behind something, jumps out of sight |
amalhotkuhu, amalhotokku |
s/he performs gymnastics, jumps rope, plays hopscotch; s/he jumps for joy |
ankuhtehsin |
s/he jumps ahead |
ankuhtehson |
(e.g., stone skipping on water or pavement) it jumps ahead |
ankuhtehsonuwiw |
(e.g., stone skipping on water or pavement) it jumps ahead |
ankutkuhu |
s/he jumps ahead |
ankuwotkuhu, ankuwotokku |
s/he jumps from place to place |
ciptehsin |
s/he jumps when startled, twitches |
ciptehsu |
s/he jumps when startled |
cuwapotokku, cuwapotoqhu |
s/he jumps into water |
eqotokku |
s/he stops jumping |
esuhketkuhu |
s/he jumps back and forth |
esuhketkuhuwiw |
it jumps back and forth |
ksetkuhu |
s/he enters by jumping in |
kse-tokku |
s/he enters by jumping in |
ksokatkuhu |
s/he jumps across |
'kuskahtehkomon |
s/he capsizes it by jumping or falling on it |
macetkuhu |
s/he starts to jump, takes off jumping or with a leap |
monotokku |
s/he jumps off or out of (something; e.g., off swing, out of car just before accident); (jump-roper) s/he jumps to avoid stepping on rope |
nahtokatkuhu |
s/he jumps ashore |
nihkanotokku |
s/he jumps forward, jumps ahead |
nihkanotokkuwiw |
it jumps ahead |
nihkanotoqqiw |
it jumps or jerks forward |
nuci-amalhotqihit, nuci-amalhotoqqit |
acrobat, gymnast; one who jumps or skips rope |
nutetkuhu |
s/he jumps out (of something) |