| aluwatokopu |
(rope, wire, etc.) s/he cannot take the strain, cannot carry intended amperage; s/he cannot be coiled or arranged (e.g., too springy or stiff) |
| mawatokopu |
(rope, snake) s/he is coiled up |
| mawihtahsin |
(rope, snake, dog) s/he is lying coiled or curled up |
| ptoqaqopisu |
(something or someone round: child, burn victim, mummy) s/he is wrapped or swaddled; s/he has rope coiled around self |
| topihtapu |
(rope, snake) s/he is coiled |
| ulatokuhutun |
s/he straightens it out or arranges it (something string-like); s/he coils it neatly |
| wissaqopisu |
(child, burn victim, mummy) s/he is wrapped or swaddled; s/he has rope coiled around self |
| wiwonihtapu |
(rope, snake) s/he is coiled or strung around something (e.g., wire strung around wall of room) |
