maciyamkipha |
s/he takes them away in group or line (people, animals) |
mawapasuwok |
they walk together in group |
mawaqosonikan |
there is communal bonfire; there is group of people burning things together |
mawi (maw-) |
together, as group |
mawiw |
(referring to a substance or a group) together; in group, as group |
mawiyapasuwok |
they come together walking (and in this way form a group) |
mawiye |
s/he, it comes together, gathers, collects; (ai) s/he takes part in gathering; (plural) they come together, they go as group |
mawopu |
s/he takes part in meeting or gathering; (dual and plural) they sit together, they are positioned together; they meet (to discuss something), they collect (in a place), they are a group or coalition |
mawwikhomon |
s/he lists it; s/he writes it (number) for purpose of adding, s/he adds or totals it up (sum); (plural forms) they write it together; s/he draws or photographs it as part of group |
nanuwok |
there are five of them, they are group of five |
newiwok |
they are a group of four |
newwok |
there are four of them, they are group of four |
nuhuwok, nuhuwiwok, nuwwiwok |
there are three of them, they are group of three |
nutiyamkessuwok |
they all go out in a group, they swarm out |
pomamkuhse |
s/he walks along on gravel; (dual and plural, also) they walk along in a line, in a group (e.g., procession, march) |
'qotinskekotul |
they are ten in number, there are ten of them, they are in groups of ten |
witamkuhsama |
s/he walks with them in line, in group, or in procession |