| mace (maciy-) |
starting, beginning; departing, going away; (traveler, etc.) starting off |
| macehpayu |
s/he runs away because s/he is scared; s/he begins to get scared |
| macehtun |
s/he starts to make it; s/he moves it a little, starts to move it |
| macehulal |
s/he carries h/ away by boat; s/he begins to ferry h/ |
| macehutun |
s/he carries it away by boat; s/he begins to ferry it |
| macehutuwan |
s/he carries away by boat or begins to ferry something belonging to h/ |
| mace-ihin |
s/he begins to do it, begins to work on it |
| macekonse |
s/he begins to gather driftwood, moves away gathering driftwood |
| macekpehtihike |
s/he begins to pound ash to obtain basket splints |
| macekuhuke |
s/he, it floats away, begins to float |
| macelamson |
it starts to get windy; wind begins to blow |
| mace-luhkatasu |
(project, process, etc.) it is in beginning stages, work on it is beginning |
| mace-luhkatomon |
s/he starts to work on it |
| mace-luhkatomuwan |
s/he begins to work on something belonging to h/ |
| macenaqsu |
s/he is seen to be beginning or starting to do something |
| macenukot |
(event) it starts, begins |
| macepu |
s/he extends from there, exists from there onward, is in place beginning then (and continuing onward) |
| macesawe |
s/he begins to cut; s/he begins to carve (e.g., meat, turkey) |
| macewisu 2 |
s/he starts picking berries |
| macewole |
s/he begins or starts out carrying load |
| macewse |
s/he starts out on foot, leaves on foot; (toddler) s/he starts to walk |
| maciyacomu |
s/he begins to tell story, begins to tell what happened |
| maciyahmuwal |
s/he starts to make agreement with h/, negotiates with h/ |
| maciyakonutomuwan |
s/he begins to tell it to h/ (story) |
| macoskehpute |
it begins to vibrate |
