| kehsuhsalqot |
it is so many miles |
| memhuwi-sehtayiw |
as far back as possible; way back |
| nawinaqot |
it appears to be far away; it looks vast or endless |
| nawtaqot |
it sounds as if it is far away, its sound comes from far away |
| nawtaqsu |
s/he sounds far away |
| nawtelomon |
s/he shoots it at great distance |
| nuhtoqahtehkomon |
s/he kicks it not far enough |
| nuhtoqahtehkuwal |
s/he kicks h/ not far enough (ball, etc.) |
| pihcapotasu |
it looks as if it is far away (but it is not) |
| pihcehe |
s/he, it goes far |
| 'pihcehkomon |
s/he is far from it |
| 'pihcehkuwal |
s/he is far from h/ |
| 'pihcehtahal |
s/he hits h/ far (ball, to outfield; e.g., line drive, fly ball, home run) |
| pihcehtaqot |
(sound, noise) it is far away; it sounds as if it is far away |
| pihcehtaqsu |
s/he sounds as if s/he is far away |
| 'pihcehtehmon |
s/he hits it far |
| pihceqehe |
s/he, it rolls far |
| 'pihcetahatomon |
s/he thinks it is far away |
| pihcetkuhu |
s/he jumps far, jumps a long way |
| pihcetu, pihcetuk |
far away, at great distance |
| pihcetuhsis |
quite far away; seemingly far away |
| pihcetuwiye |
s/he flies far, flies a long way, flies to distant place |
| pihcewey |
something or someone from far away or long ago; (inanimate) faraway place, long-ago time or event |
| pihcicuwon |
(current) it flows against direction of boat travel; it flows far |
| pihcintu, pihcentu |
s/he sings in the distance; h/ voice carries far when s/he sings |
