| amalhahsewe |
s/he dresses fancily |
| 't-aputsewhutolal |
s/he puts h/ clothes on inside-out |
| 'cikekonal |
s/he lifts her (someone else's) dress or skirt up |
| kisekonasit |
animal skin that has been dressed, stretched, and dried |
| kissewe |
s/he got dressed, can get dressed |
| kissewhutolosu |
s/he dressed self, got dressed; s/he can dress self, can get dressed |
| 'kisuwahal |
s/he dresses h/ warmly |
| kisuwahsewe |
s/he dresses in warm clothing |
| 'kotomaksewhutolal |
s/he dresses h/ poorly |
| ktomaksewe, 'tomaksewe |
s/he dresses poorly |
| mahkut |
dress |
| mahkuthom |
s/he is wearing a dress |
| maskahsewe |
s/he dresses in sexy clothing |
| maspahsewe |
s/he dresses in thick clothing, s/he wears a lot of clothes (usually, to keep warm) |
| maspahsewhutolal |
s/he dresses h/ in thick clothing (usually, to keep h/ warm) |
| mekosewsewet |
person dressed in black, "black-robe" |
| milsewe |
s/he dresses in or wears various clothes, outfits, costumes, etc.; s/he dresses without regard to style, color, appearance |
| milsewhutolal |
s/he dresses h/ in (many) different styles of clothing |
| nassewe |
s/he gets dressed |
| nassewhutolal |
s/he dresses h/, puts clothes on h/ |
| nassewhutolosu |
s/he dresses self, gets dressed; puts on own clothes |
| nassewhutun |
s/he dresses it (e.g., door with Christmas trim) |
| 't-olahsewhutolal |
s/he dresses h/ |
| 't-olahsewhutun |
s/he dresses it |
| olcoksewe |
s/he dresses any old way, wears hodgepodge of clothes |
