| 't-olomonikewal |
s/he carries (something) away on shoulder or back for h/ |
| olomuwole |
s/he carries load away |
| oluwole |
s/he carries load |
| palitutom |
s/he carries self proudly |
| 'peciphal |
s/he brings h/, arrives carrying h/ |
| petonike |
s/he carries firewood to here |
| 'petonikewal |
s/he brings firewood to h/ |
| petuwole |
s/he approaches or arrives carrying load |
| pihcintu, pihcentu |
s/he sings in the distance; h/ voice carries far when s/he sings |
| pihtoliqehtaqot |
its sound carries really far |
| 'pomacqiptun |
s/he carries it along by dragging it |
| 'pomatpeptun |
s/he carries it on head |
| 'pomatpeptuwan |
s/he carries on head something belonging to h/ |
| 'pomhulal |
s/he ferries h/ in boat, carries h/ along while swimming |
| pomhutasu |
it is ferried, is carried by boat |
| 'pomiphal |
s/he carries h/; s/he gives h/ ride in vehicle |
| 'pomiptun |
s/he carries it, carries it along; s/he carries it on (e.g., work of government) |
| 'pomiptuwan |
s/he carries something belonging to h/ |
| pomonike |
s/he goes along carrying load |
| 'pomumal |
s/he carries h/ on shoulder or back, carries h/ piggyback |
| 'pomumqamal |
s/he carries h/ on back |
| 'pomumqatomon |
s/he carries it on back |
| 'pomutomon |
s/he carries it on shoulder or back |
| pomutomuwan |
s/he carries on shoulder(s) something belonging to h/ |
| 'pomutomuwewan |
s/he carries it on shoulder(s) or back for h/ |
