| mamatuwikon |
(body part) it is crippled; (object) it has missing or broken part(s); it has been made using what material is available |
| puhtayolewey |
piece or shard of broken glass |
| tomapite |
s/he has broken tooth (teeth) |
| tomeyu |
s/he, it is broken |
| tomihpike |
h/ rib is broken, h/ ribs are broken |
| tomihtone |
h/ nose is broken |
| tomikate |
h/ leg is broken, h/ legs are broken |
| tomikosiye |
h/ fingernail is broken, h/ fingernails are broken |
| tomilqiye |
(bird, insect, bat) h/ wing is broken |
| tomiptine |
h/ arm or hand is broken, h/ arms or hands are broken |
| tomisqone |
h/ wrist is broken |
| tomolukone |
h/ hip is broken, h/ hips are broken |
| tomonahqan |
broken branch not yet fallen from tree |
| tomosqone |
(bird, insect, bat) h/ wing is broken; (person) h/ elbow is broken |
| tomsoke |
(wood, board, stick) it is broken in two |
| wekine |
s/he, it is rotten, is decayed, is spoiled; s/he, it is broken |
| wekinewiw |
it is rotten, is decayed, is spoiled; it is broken |
| wektahasu |
s/he, it is broken or damaged by being hit; (ai; as euphemism) she is pregnant |
