cehcoloqsine |
s/he has glandular disease or condition, has goiter |
ktomakikate, 'tomakikate |
h/ legs are in poor condition |
ktomakinaqsu, 'tomakinaqsu |
s/he looks to be in poor condition or poor health |
ktomakte, 'tomakte |
it is in poor or pitiful condition |
lapitehe |
(person, tool) h/, its teeth are in such a condition; (ai; shoe, tire) h/ tread is in such a condition; (ii; wood) its grain is such |
lawtosson |
(road, path) its condition is such; it is situated, it curves, etc. in such a way |
mikikonine |
s/he has chest pain(s), has heartburn or other condition in chest |
mocawtosson |
(road, path) it is in poor condition; it is bad road or path |
moceksu |
(garment, etc.) s/he is wrinkled, crumpled; s/he is in poor condition |
mocekte |
(cloth, paper, etc.) it is wrinkled, crumpled; it is in poor condition |
mociku |
s/he is bad, evil; (food) s/he is spoiled, sour, rancid; s/he is in bad condition |
moshunine, psuhunine |
s/he has heart condition, has heart problems or troubles |
wahqapeyu, wehqapeyu |
(patient who is improving or getting worse) h/ condition has progressed to a certain point |
wahqappu, wehqappu |
s/he is in a certain condition or has a certain status relative to others or in comparison with former condition; (athlete, competitor, contestant) s/he is in a certain place relative to others (e.g., in first place, in third place) |
wolawtosson |
it is good road or path; there is a good road or path; (road, path) it is in good condition |