amke |
s/he plays (game, dice, cards, football); (candidate) s/he runs for office; s/he competes |
amotuwok |
they play game with each other |
apamke |
s/he is back from having played game; s/he is back from having run for office (e.g., in another community), is back from having competed |
apayye, apahye |
s/he is back from playing |
aqami-kolonomuk |
(baseball) they play extra inning(s) |
'cipokapekhomon |
s/he plays it full blast, turns it up as loud as possible (radio, etc.) |
ihtolayye, ihtolahye |
s/he regularly plays there |
'kinapekhomon |
s/he turns it up, plays it louder (radio, music, etc.) |
kisamke |
s/he played, can play (game); s/he ran for office, can run for office |
kisamotuwok |
they played game, can play game (with each other) |
kisayye, kisahye |
s/he played, can play |
kotuhmahsu |
s/he plays the drum, s/he drums |
kotuwamke |
s/he wants to play, is going to play (game); s/he wants to run for office, is going to run for office |
'kotuwapekhomon |
s/he wants to play it, is going to play it (radio, etc.) |
kotuwayye, kotuwahye |
s/he wants to play, is going to play |
lamkukhike |
s/he rakes or mounds up dirt or gravel; s/he scoops sugar or flour, etc.; (child) s/he plays in the dirt |
lapektuhusu |
s/he plays stringed instrument (guitar, violin, harp, piano, etc.); s/he plays music, plays radio |
layye, lahye |
s/he plays thus |
maniyamke |
s/he gambles, plays for money, bets money |
maniyamotuwok |
they play against each other to win money |
mettaqot |
(radio, record) it stops playing; (song) it is over; the sound has stopped |
milonal |
s/he holds h/ in different ways; s/he fiddles or plays with h/ |
milonomon |
s/he holds it in different ways; s/he fiddles or plays with it |
miluwehtuwal |
s/he plays many pranks or tricks on h/ |
motiyapektuhusu |
s/he is heard playing stringed instrument, is heard playing radio (but is not seen) |