| apaciyewiw |
it comes back, returns |
| apatawsuwiw |
it comes back to life |
| 'cessu |
s/he, it comes from there |
| 'ci-nutehe |
s/he goes out from there |
| 'ci-sapessu |
s/he, it comes through from there quickly (e.g., bicyclist through tunnel) |
| 'ciye |
s/he, it comes back from there, returns from there, has been there |
| ckunahsu |
(person, horse, etc.) s/he comes toward here pulling or pushing load (e.g., on sled, in wheelbarrow) |
| ckuwapitetutom |
s/he comes toward here or faces this way baring teeth |
| ckuwihpun |
winter is coming |
| ckuwi-ksehe |
s/he is coming in |
| ckuwonuwewse |
(slang) s/he comes over here immediately |
| ckuwye |
s/he, it comes toward here |
| ckuwyewiw |
it comes toward here |
| mawiyapasuwok |
they come together walking (and in this way form a group) |
| muskessu |
s/he, it comes out; (ai) s/he breaks out in rash |
| muskiye |
s/he, it comes out into view, emerges, comes up out of water |
| muskiyewiw |
it comes out into view, emerges; (submarine, etc.) it comes up out of water |
| naci (nac-, nat-) |
going or coming to a location |
| natkuwal |
s/he goes (comes) right to h/ |
| natkuwatomon |
s/he goes (comes) right to it |
| natuwosu |
s/he goes (comes) to get warm |
| nutehe |
s/he goes out, comes out |
| nutesson |
it goes out, comes out |
| nutessu |
s/he goes out, comes out |
| oloqihtaqsu |
sound of h/ comes from that direction, it sounds as if he is over there; h/ voice is heard from that direction; s/he sounds that way |