| acikuwamkehtasu |
(building, house) it has an addition built on |
| ankuhke |
s/he builds extension on house |
| ceconihtasu |
it is built sturdily, is braced firmly |
| 't-ehqihtun |
s/he stops making it, stops building it |
| 't-ehqihtuwan |
s/he stops making or building it for h/ |
| 'kisihkewal |
s/he built or can build house for h/ |
| kisihtasu |
it was made or built, can be made or built |
| kistutuwe |
s/he started or built fire, can start or build fire |
| komicihkosu |
s/he builds house in off-limits location or in the way of something; (settler) s/he encroaches or intrudes |
| macehtasu |
s/he, it starts to be made or built |
| memhuhtutuwe |
s/he builds roaring fire |
| motutuwewal |
s/he builds fire for h/, keeps fire going for h/ |
| 't-olihtun |
s/he makes it thus, makes it, builds it |
| petson |
(wind) it builds up, picks up; wind comes up |
| psonhoke |
(person) s/he is well built, is well proportioned |
| psonkamu |
s/he has full figure, is well proportioned |
| sakolihtasu |
it is strongly built, is solidly constructed |
| tolihkosu |
s/he is building house |
| wihke |
s/he builds house(s) |
| wihkosu |
s/he builds house for self |
| wikke |
s/he builds houses for living |
| wiwonotutuwatomon |
s/he builds fire around it |
| woli-kisihtasu |
it is made correctly or accurately, it is well built |
| wolkamu |
s/he is well built, is well proportioned; s/he is nice and plump, is pleasingly plump |
| wosossehke |
s/he builds nest |
