| nute-tokku |
s/he jumps out (of something) |
| 't-olapektehkomon |
s/he jumps up and down on it (something springy: bed, trampoline, etc.) |
| olomotkuhu, olomotokku |
s/he jumps away |
| olotokku |
s/he jumps, jumps thus |
| 't-olotokkuwalihtomon |
s/he jumps at it |
| 't-olotokkuwalihtun |
s/he jumps at it |
| 't-olotokkuwamal |
s/he jumps at h/ |
| 't-oltehkomuwan |
s/he kicks something belonging to h/ thus, s/he kicks it to h/; s/he steps or stamps or stomps on something belonging to h/; s/he applies force or weight of body to something belonging to h/; s/he dances it for h/ |
| oltoqhu |
s/he jumps |
| 't-oqehtuwal |
(checkers, chess) s/he sets h/ up for jump or capture (opponent; e.g., s/he plans to sacrifice one of own pieces in order to be able to make a multiple jump against h/) |
| pasittokku |
s/he jumps over (something) |
| pihcetkuhu |
s/he jumps far, jumps a long way |
| pisuwotkuhu |
s/he jumps for no reason, jumps ineffectually (e.g., jumps the gun in a race) |
| pomotoqqiye |
s/he jumps along |
| psonotokku |
s/he jumps all over the place |
| qolopotkuhu |
s/he turns by jumping |
| sakhotkuhu |
s/he jumps into view |
| sakhotokku |
s/he jumps into view |
| sasotokku |
s/he jumps up and down quickly |
| sehtatkuhu |
s/he jumps backward |
| sehta-tokku |
s/he jumps backward, jumps back |
| sissenoma |
s/he is preoccupied, is "scattered," is off in many directions at once, jumps from one thing to another |
| sissetokkultuwok |
they jump away in all directions |
| spotkuhu |
s/he jumps high |
| tehsahqotkuhu, tehsaqotokku |
s/he jumps on top |
