| mehtamkiye |
s/he, it has completely crumbled, is in ruins |
| motiyamkiye |
(ice, rock) s/he, it is heard crumbling, crackling, etc. (but is not seen) |
| nuhkamkahmon |
s/he loosens it, breaks up lumps in it (crumbly or grainy material: soil, flour, etc.) |
| nuhkamkessu |
s/he, it loosens up, crumbles |
| nuhkamkihike |
s/he loosens up the ground, s/he crumbles or pulverizes (something) |
| nuhkamkonomon |
s/he loosens it using hand(s) (crumbly material: soil, caked flour, etc.) |
| poneqamkiye |
it crumbles and the particles fall (e.g., peeling paint flakes settle on floor, wind-eroded sandstone grit accumulates on ground below cliff) |
| pqiyamkessu |
s/he, it crumbles, is friable; pieces fall off or wash off h/, it (e.g., plaster, sandstone) |
| pqiyamkiye |
s/he, it crumbles |
| pqonamkiye |
(bread, ice, wall, rock, etc.) s/he, it crumbles, erodes by crumbling |
| suhkamkesson |
it crumbles into small pieces, collapses |
| suhkamkessu |
(cookie, cheese, chalk, rock, glass) s/he, it crumbles quickly |
| suhkamkiye |
(cookie, cheese, chalk, rock, glass) s/he, it crumbles |
