| ma, ma-te |
(with verb) not; (with noun) no, not any |
| milahqewotun |
s/he piles it up any which way (firewood, etc.) |
| milcokihtasu |
s/he, it is made up of various parts, is complex, is made of mass of confusing parts; s/he, it is made any old way |
| milcokimiye |
s/he prays any old way |
| milcoksewe |
s/he wears any old clothes (old clothes, clothes that don't fit well, don't match, etc.) |
| milcokuwikhomon |
s/he writes it any old way (text); s/he scribbles on it (paper, book, etc.) |
| milsewe |
s/he dresses in or wears various clothes, outfits, costumes, etc.; s/he dresses without regard to style, color, appearance |
| olcoksewe |
s/he dresses any old way, wears hodgepodge of clothes |
| skituwekhucewotahsu |
s/he hangs clothes over something (any which-way and without clothespins) |
| wewcokimiye |
s/he prays without set form, prays any old way |
| wewcokintu |
s/he sings any old way |
| wiwonascokehtun |
s/he applies it any old way (soft substance; e.g., thick paint, stucco) |
