| aluwatokosu |
(person) s/he is tall and thin, is slim or slender (usually, too much so) |
| aluwatokot |
it is thin or narrow (usually, too much so) |
| apsahqot |
(something stick-like) it is small in diameter, is thin |
| apsaqsosson |
(stick) it is small in diameter, thin |
| apsaqsu |
(person, log, flagpole, carrot, cigar) s/he is small in diameter, is thin |
| apsasokiqe |
s/he has thin or narrow face |
| apsatokahson |
(something small and string-like) it is thin, it is fine |
| apsatokonasu |
it is finely braided, it is thin braid |
| 't-apsatokonomon |
s/he braids it into fine or thin braid |
| apsatokosossu |
(snake, string, person) s/he is thin; (person) s/he is skinny |
| apsatokosu |
(rope, snake, etc.) s/he is thin |
| 't-apseksomon |
s/he cuts it into thin slices, cuts it into narrow strips |
| 't-apseksomuwan |
s/he slices something belonging to h/ into thin pieces |
| ktomakaluwosu, 'tomakaluwosu |
s/he is wasting away, is nothing but skin and bones |
| kuhutsewe |
s/he wears clothes too thin for cold weather |
| mehtaluwosehlosu |
s/he loses weight, becomes thin or thinner through excercise or diet |
| mehtaluwosiye |
s/he loses weight, becomes thinner, slims |
| mehtaluwosu |
s/he is thin (having lost weight) |
| 'pihtuleksomon |
s/he cuts it thinner (e.g., cuts slice into two thinner slices) |
| 'pihtusal |
s/he slices h/ thin |
| 'pihtusomon |
s/he slices it thin |
| pilasqi-leksasu |
it is sliced paper-thin |
| pipuwahke |
(blade) it is thin and sharp |
| pipuwahqot |
(something stick-like) it is thin and flattened, is thin and delicate |
| pipuwahsewe |
s/he wears thin clothing (appropriately, or too thin to keep warm in) |
