| pipuwekon |
(cloth, paper, leather, etc.) it is thin |
| 'pipuweksal |
s/he slices h/ thin |
| pipuweksasu |
s/he, it is sliced thin |
| pipuweksawe |
s/he slices thin, cuts thin slices |
| 'pipuweksomon |
s/he slices it thin |
| 'pipuweksomuwan |
s/he slices thin something belonging to h/ |
| pipuwekson |
(cloth, paper, leather, etc.) it is quite thin |
| pipuweksu |
(garment, slice; figuratively, person) s/he is thin |
| pipuweyu |
(basket splint, ice, board) s/he, it is thin |
| pipuwi (pipuw-) |
(layer, sheet) thin |
| pipuwihpute |
it rubs thin |
| 'pipuwihtahal |
s/he pounds h/ until very thin (e.g., dough); (basketmaking) s/he pounds h/ lightly to loosen thin layer of splints (ash log) |
| 'pipuwihtehmon |
s/he pounds it thin (metal, steak) |
| 'pipuwiksomuwan |
s/he saws thin slices of something belonging to h/ |
| pipuwocu |
(ice) s/he is frozen in thin layer |
| pipuwotekone |
s/he has thin skin |
| pomanokiye |
s/he walks along on thin ice without falling through |
| skitoloqe |
(lake, puddle, etc., or portion of surface) there is thin layer of ice on it; skim ice forms |
| sonutpekoton |
there is skim ice along edge (of lake, etc.) |
| wahkaci-piyehsuwatpe |
s/he has thin hair |
| wisokaluwosu |
s/he is extremely thin (from disease, malnourishment, anorexia, etc.) |
