| kinawone |
(bird, reptile) she lays big eggs |
| kini (kin-) |
big, large, great |
| kinihtone |
s/he has big nose; (bird) s/he has big beak or bill |
| 'kinihtun |
s/he makes it bigger, enlarges it; s/he dilates it (pupil of eye) |
| kinikaniw |
(house, building) it is big |
| 'kinikonomon |
s/he grows it big or bigger |
| 'kinikonomuwan |
s/he grows something big or bigger for h/ |
| 'kinikonomuwewan |
s/he grows it big or bigger for h/ (on his behalf; e.g., squash) |
| kininaqot |
it looks big |
| kininaqsu |
s/he looks big |
| kiniptine |
s/he has big hands |
| kinitahasu |
s/he thinks big, thinks positively |
| kinkamu |
s/he is big and fat |
| kinkihqon |
it is big, is bulky |
| kinkil |
s/he is big, is bulky |
| kinomahtu |
s/he acts big |
| kinomahtuwamal |
s/he acts big or brave toward h/ |
| kinsite |
s/he has big feet |
| kinskute |
it is a big field, there is a big field |
| kinskutenoma |
(farmer, landowner) s/he has big field |
| kintaqsu |
s/he talks big, talks loud |
| kintokot |
(chain, etc.) it is big in diameter, is thick |
| kintoksu |
(rope, snake, etc.) s/he is big in diameter, is thick |
| kintune |
s/he has large mouth; s/he is big-mouth, boasts, brags |
| ksatqinihke |
(on ocean, lake, etc.) there are big waves |
