olomiksihke, olomiksihka |
s/he hurries away on foot |
peciksihke, peciksihka |
s/he arrives walking hurriedly |
tucinaqot |
it is seen passing by; (changed conjunct forms; train, car, etc.) it looks as if it is in a hurry |
tucinaqsu |
s/he is seen passing by; (changed conjunct forms) s/he looks as if s/he is in a hurry |
wesuweksihke, wesuweksihka |
s/he hurries back walking (going back from present location) |
wisa (wisay-) |
in a hurry, hurriedly |
wisahke |
s/he is in a hurry |
wisahkesku |
s/he is always in a hurry |
wisahkomon |
s/he is impatient for it, is in hurry for it |
wisahpusu |
s/he is in a hurry or in a rush, bustles about, rushes around |
wisakimal |
s/he tells h/ to hurry |
wisaluhkatomon |
s/he works on it hurriedly, hurries to get it done |
wisanaqsu |
s/he is in a hurry, hastens, rushes; s/he looks hurried |
wisanomon |
s/he thinks of it as hurried (when looking at it) |
wisanuwal 1 |
s/he thinks of h/ as hurried (when looking at h/) |
wisayahkewan |
s/he throws it fast to h/, throws it hurriedly to h/ |
wisaye |
s/he hurries, goes hurriedly |
wisayu |
s/he is in a hurry, in a rush |
wiwisa (wiwisay-) |
in a great hurry, in great haste |
wiwisahutomon |
s/he hurries along with it by boat, ferries it hurriedly |
wiwisanaqsu |
s/he is in a great hurry |
wiwisaye |
s/he hurries, goes hurriedly |
wiwisayiw |
in a great hurry, in great haste |
wiwisayu |
s/he hurries, rushes |