| olomuhse |
s/he walks away, continues walking |
| oloqapasuwok |
they walk in that direction |
| oloqihkawotuwok |
they (two) walk in that direction |
| olsitewse |
s/he walks thus on bare feet |
| pahtayamkapasuwok |
(soldiers, etc.) they walk to left in lines |
| paluhse |
s/he walks proudly |
| panuhse |
s/he walks into open; (sun) s/he comes out from clouds |
| papkuhse |
s/he walks downriver, downhill |
| pasicuhse |
s/he walks over (something; e.g., boundary, mound) |
| pasitkawotuwok |
they (two) walk over (something; e.g., boundary) |
| peciksihke, peciksihka |
s/he arrives walking hurriedly |
| pecuhse |
s/he approaches or arrives walking |
| petamkuhse |
s/he arrives walking on gravel; (dual and plural, also) they arrive walking in a line, in a group (e.g., procession, march) |
| petapasuwok |
they approach or arrive on foot, arrive walking (Pesk); they arrive (Wol) |
| petkawotuwok |
they (two) approach or arrive walking; they arrive |
| pihtome |
s/he takes long steps |
| pikcuhse |
s/he farts while walking |
| pisokonike |
s/he walks into high grass, bushes, etc. (where it is necessary to push vegetation aside in order to get through) |
| pisuwuhse |
s/he walks to no purpose, pointlessly, for nothing, without accomplishing anything; s/he roams aimlessly, wanders randomly |
| pomamkuhse |
s/he walks along on gravel; (dual and plural, also) they walk along in a line, in a group (e.g., procession, march) |
| pomanokiye |
s/he walks along on thin ice without falling through |
| pomapasuwok |
they walk along |
| pomapotuhusu |
s/he walks with cane, walks with crutches |
| 'pomipilal |
s/he walks or runs past h/ |
| pomkawotuwok |
they (two) walk along |
