| 'komastuhulqosu |
(ash log) s/he is easy to pound; (boxer) s/he is easily hit or knocked out; (lender, etc.) s/he is a "soft touch" |
| mamcokkoma, mamcokkome |
s/he steps right into it (something soft, usually excrement) |
| mecimcoktehson |
it hits something soft and stops completely |
| motecokihtahal |
s/he slaps h/ (on a soft part of the body) and the sound of this can be heard |
| nimcokonal |
s/he eats h/ with fingers or hand(s) (something soft or messy) |
| nimcokonomon |
s/he eats it with fingers or hand(s) (something soft or messy) |
| nokkacokihkomon |
s/he steps right in or on it (something soft or messy) |
| nokkacokonal |
s/he accidentally touches h/, s/he takes all of h/ (something soft; e.g., dough) |
| nokkacokonomon |
s/he accidentally touches it; s/he takes all of it (something soft) |
| nokkacokonomuwan |
s/he takes all of something soft belonging to h/, accidentally touches something soft belonging to h/ |
| nuhkahkomike |
the ground is soft |
| nuhkalihike |
there is soft, deep snow |
| nuhkamke |
(baking powder, cornmeal, soil, etc.) it is soft or loose |
| nuhkaqosomon |
s/he cooks it until soft or tender |
| nuhkaqosu |
s/he is cooked soft or tender |
| nuhkaqote |
it is cooked until soft or tender |
| nuhkasokosu |
(tree) h/ wood is soft |
| nuhkatokot |
(cloth; e.g., flannel) its texture is soft |
| nuhkatqonokosu |
(tree) s/he has soft branches or needles |
| nuhkeyu |
s/he, it is soft, is tender |
| nuhkikciyemikot |
(chair, etc.) its seat is soft, its bottom is soft |
| nuhkonahte |
it is soft, is comfortable |
| nukcokiye |
s/he, it gets soft, softens, becomes mushy |
| nukcoktehmuwan |
s/he smashes into small pieces something soft belonging to h/ |
| 'puspocokihkomon |
s/he steps on it (something soft and wet; e.g., mudflat, boggy ground) |
