| 'paskalokiqehtahal |
s/he hits h/ causing eye to burst or bleed |
| 'paskalokiqehtehkuwal |
s/he busts h/ eye by kicking h/ |
| paskaqosu |
(baked apple, cake, pie, etc.) s/he bursts or breaks open when being cooked |
| paskaqote |
(bean, egg, etc.) it bursts or breaks open when being cooked |
| paskelomu |
s/he bursts from laughing |
| paskesson |
it bursts |
| paskessu |
s/he bursts, breaks open |
| paski (pask-) |
bursting, breaking open; breaking; opening up |
| paskihpu |
s/he eats so much s/he feels as if s/he is bursting |
| 'paskikomon |
s/he bursts it (balloon, berry, etc.) |
| 'paskikuwal |
s/he bursts h/ (abscess, pimple, etc.) |
| paskinesson |
it bursts open by tearing or ripping |
| 'paskocokapenomon |
s/he bursts it by scratching it (usually, with fingernails) |
| 'paskocokapotomon |
s/he bursts it by looking at it (used figuratively or humorously) |
| paskocokihtehsin |
s/he bursts or shatters from blow or impact (fall, crash, etc.) |
| paskocokonike |
(grapes, water balloons, pimples, insects) s/he breaks soft objects or makes soft objects burst with hand(s) |
| 'paskocokopolihkomon |
s/he tramples it so that it bursts or breaks (something soft; e.g., tube of toothpaste) |
| paskocokopolike |
s/he ties something soft tightly inside cloth so that it bursts (e.g., when pressing fruit to make jelly) |
| 'pasktelomon |
s/he breaks or bursts it by shooting it |
| 'posqentuwatomon |
s/he suddenly starts singing it |
| psqentu |
s/he bursts into song |
| psqolesson |
it bursts into flames, catches fire |
| psqolessu |
s/he, it bursts into flames, catches fire |
| psqotemu |
s/he bursts into tears |
| wisiyelomu |
s/he bursts out crying |
