| mataptun |
s/he carries it to open place (e.g., carries firewood to roadside for loading) |
| mehtonike |
s/he has finished carrying load |
| memutomon |
s/he tires of carrying it |
| motapiyacqiptun |
s/he carries it downhill by dragging it |
| muskamhulal |
s/he carries h/ out from hole; s/he takes h/ (e.g., bottle) out of pocket |
| muskamhutun |
s/he carries it out from hole; takes it out of something (e.g., pocket) |
| nankomiptun |
s/he carries it farther; s/he carries it on (tradition, custom, etc.; i.e., continues to practice it) |
| natuwole |
s/he goes (comes) to carry load |
| nisuwole |
s/he carries load with someone else |
| nokkaphal |
s/he takes all of h/, carries all of h/; (with plural direct object) s/he takes all of them |
| nokkaptun |
s/he takes all of it, carries all of it; (with plural direct object) s/he takes all of them |
| nokkaptuwan |
s/he takes it all from h/; s/he carries all of something belonging to h/ |
| nutenikalal |
s/he carries h/ out on shoulder (log, etc.) |
| nutenikatomon |
s/he carries it out on shoulder (wood, etc.) |
| nutenike |
s/he carries firewood out (out of woods, out of woodshed, etc.) |
| nuteptun |
s/he brings or takes it out, s/he carries it out (through window, door, etc.) |
| 't-oliphal |
s/he carries h/ to there, gives h/ a ride to there; s/he carries h/ thus |
| 't-oliptun |
s/he takes or carries it there |
| 't-olomamhulal |
s/he carries h/ away |
| 't-olomamhutun |
s/he carries it away |
| 't-olomiphal |
s/he takes or carries h/ away |
| 't-olomiptun |
s/he carries it away, carries it as s/he heads away |
| 't-olomonikan |
s/he carries it away on shoulder or back |
| 't-olomonikatomon |
s/he carries it away on shoulder or back |
| 't-olomonikatomuwan |
s/he carries away on shoulder or back something belonging to h/ |
