amonohom |
s/he swims around something (detouring or bypassing it); (Wol) s/he swims in circle, swims around (something) |
asuwohom |
s/he swims at angle (e.g., due to poor form) |
athom |
s/he swims to different location or place |
ckuwoqotehe |
s/he comes toward here underwater |
emesokohom |
s/he swims naked, goes skinny-dipping (Pesk) |
etqehom |
s/he takes shortcut swimming, swims so as to intercept (someone or something) |
kiyaqhom |
s/he swims straight |
ksokahom |
s/he swims across |
ktoqhom |
s/he swims using breast-stroke |
macehom |
s/he starts to swim, swims away |
methom 2 |
s/he stops swimming, has stopped swimming |
milawhom |
s/he swims away from shore |
mottokhom |
s/he swims to shore, swims to land |
nathom |
s/he goes (comes) to swim |
nathomuwatomon |
s/he swims to it |
neqhom 2 |
s/he swims under (something) |
nipahom |
s/he swims at night |
olhom |
s/he swims there |
oloqoqotehe |
s/he swims underwater in that direction |
pahtahom |
s/he swims left-handed (e.g., doing sidestroke); s/he swims toward the left |
pethom |
s/he approaches or arrives swimming, swims here |
pomhom, pomohom |
s/he swims along |
'pomhulal |
s/he ferries h/ in boat, carries h/ along while swimming |
pskehom, pskohom |
s/he turns to side swimming (e.g., to avoid something); s/he turns to swim into branching waterway (e.g., into brook where it enters river) |
ptokhom |
s/he makes sharp turn while swimming |