ankeyasu |
s/he takes care of self |
ankeyutike |
s/he provides care (for children, house, automobile, etc.), looks after things; s/he shows the way, guides |
't-ankeyutomon |
s/he cares for it, takes care of it; takes responsibility for it; (Wol) s/he watches out for it (so as to avoid breaking it or bumping into it, etc.) |
ankeyutomuwakon |
care, caring, caregiving |
't-ankeyutomuwan |
s/he takes care of something belonging to h/ |
't-ankeyutomuwewan |
s/he takes care of it for h/ |
't-ankeyuwal |
s/he takes care of h/, looks after h/ |
ankeyuwut, ankeyuhut |
one being taken care of; patient; client; citizen (also, in this same sense, subject) |
'kinuweyutomon |
s/he uses it with care, uses it responsibly |
kisankeyasu |
s/he took care of self, can take care of self |
'kisankeyutomon |
s/he took care of it, can take care of it |
'kisankeyuwal |
s/he took care of h/, can take care of h/ |
'kisi-woleyutomon |
s/he took good care of it, can take good care of it |
'kiyewiwon |
s/he likes it, cares for it (taste, color, etc.) |
meqankeyasu |
s/he doesn't take proper care of self |
munsayankeyutomon |
s/he take care of it continuously |
munsayankeyutomuwan |
s/he takes care of something belonging to h/ continuously |
natsopqalal |
s/he goes (comes) to drop h/ off for care (e.g., child or pet) |
natsopqatomon |
s/he goes (comes) to drop it off for care (e.g., houseplant) |
nokkekankeyuwal, nihkekankeyuwal |
s/he takes care of h/ all day |
't-olankeyuwal |
s/he takes care of h/ thus |
't-otolankeyutomon |
s/he is taking care of it |
't-otolankeyuwal |
s/he is taking care of h/ |
't-otolosopqalal |
s/he is dropping h/ off for care (e.g., child or pet) |
't-otolosopqatomon |
s/he is dropping it off for care (e.g., houseplant) |