| amalhaqote |
(gourmet food, delicacy) it is cooked fancily or elaborately |
| epahsaqote |
it is half cooked |
| kisaqosu |
s/he, it is cooked; (person touching hot stove, etc.) s/he got burned |
| kisaqote |
it has been burned; it is cooked (ready to eat) |
| kisopu |
s/he sat down, can sit down; (person in bed) s/he sat up, can sit up; (pie, cake, etc.) s/he is done cooking, is ready to eat |
| mokosewaqosu |
s/he is cooked or burned black, s/he is charred |
| mokosewaqote |
it is cooked or burned black, it is charred |
| nuhkaqosu |
s/he is cooked soft or tender |
| nuhkaqote |
it is cooked until soft or tender |
| paskaqote |
(bean, egg, etc.) it bursts or breaks open when being cooked |
| siktiyaqote |
it is cooked to death, it is overcooked; it is burned to a crisp |
| sisolapsqehtasik |
food cooked in a pot, casserole, etc.; (plural) scalloped potatoes |
| wolaqosasu |
(food) s/he, it is well done, well cooked |
| wolaqosu |
(food) s/he is well cooked |
| wolaqote |
(food) it is cooked well; (meat) it is well done |
