kawasqoton |
(ice on lake, etc.) it has frozen with rough surface |
monhipomatomuwan |
s/he removes grease from the surface of something belonging to h/ |
muskomiye |
s/he comes up from a dive, surfaces, emerges from water |
muskomtehsin |
(fish) s/he jumps out of water and lands on surface |
't-olamektun 1 |
lining (inner surface) of h/ mouth |
pomatqiye |
s/he makes ripples as s/he moves along just below the surface of the water |
'sissecoki-punal |
s/he spreads h/ on surface (e.g., tar on road) |
'sissecoki-punomon |
s/he spreads it on surface (soft substance) |
skici (skic-, skit-) |
on the surface; skimming the surface |
skicituwiye |
(bird, pilot) s/he flies low across surface (of something) |
skiciw, sqiciw |
on the surface |
skiciye |
(moving object) it goes across surface (of something) |
skitekon |
surface of skin, epidermis |
skitopu |
h/ weight can be borne by the surface (of frozen snow, ice, etc.); (hailstone, etc.) s/he is located on surface |
skitoqotehe |
(sardine, herring, etc.) s/he swims on or at the surface of the water (so as to be visible); (shark, crocodile, etc.) s/he swims with only a small portion of body above water (fin, eyes, blowhole, snorkel, etc.) |
skitpeq |
on surface of water |
skitsewe |
s/he wears outer layer of clothing |
skitte |
it is on top, it is on surface |
skittehsin |
(snow) s/he falls covering surface |
sqici (sqic-, sqit-) |
on the surface; skimming the surface |
sqiciye |
s/he, it goes across surface (of something) |
sqitaptu |
s/he leaves track by moving across surface (e.g., otter or seal on snow) |
tuwikcihikon |
(basketmaking) square board positioned on lap as surface on which to form basket bottom(s) |
uskicikapuwin |
s/he stands on surface of it |
uskiciyan |
s/he goes across surface of it |