| mocuhse |
s/he walks badly (due to injury, drunkenness, etc.) |
| motapehtestike |
s/he walks downhill making noise with feet (e.g., wearing high heels) |
| motapewse |
s/he walks downhill |
| moteqonehtehsin |
the heels of h/ shoes are heard when s/he walks (but s/he is not seen) |
| motewse |
s/he is heard walking (but is not seen) |
| motiyaqasokonike |
s/he is heard walking in high bushes (but is not seen) |
| nahnakiphusu |
s/he walks lightly, carries self lightly |
| nahtokawse |
s/he walks toward land; (sun) s/he rises farther toward the north each day (i.e., days are getting longer) |
| nakawse |
s/he walks slowly (by nature or because s/he cannot walk any faster) |
| nihkanuhse |
s/he walks ahead, walks in front |
| nipawse |
s/he goes out at night, walks at night |
| niskawotuwok |
they (two) are walking together |
| nokosawse |
s/he walks fast, walks quickly |
| nomocini-nutehkawotuwok |
they (two) walk out sideways |
| nomocintestike |
s/he walks sideways quickly, s/he hops sideways (making noise with feet; e.g., wearing high heels) |
| nomocinuhse |
s/he walks sideways |
| nuhsuwuhse |
s/he walks along straight line |
| nutehkawotuwok |
they (two) walk out |
| nutewse |
s/he walks out |
| nutiyapasuwok |
they walk out |
| olkawotuwok, lihkawotuwok |
they (two) walk there, walk thus |
| olokuhse |
s/he walks in that direction |
| olomapasuwok |
they walk away, continue walking |
| olomihkawotuwok |
they (two) walk away, continue walking |
| olomihtestike |
s/he is walking away making noise with feet (e.g., wearing high heels) |
