| akuwahte |
(object, place) it is situated out of sight, it is in shadow; (shaded area) it extends as sun changes position |
| ankuhte |
(building, shelf, pavement, etc.) it is added on to, it is extended; (ell, annex, etc.) it forms extension or increment |
| 't-ankuwaqtehmon |
s/he extends it (e.g., board) by nailing another piece to it |
| ankuwatokiye |
(rope, wire; family line) s/he, it extends, continues on |
| ankuwatokonike |
s/he lengthens a braid (e.g., of sweetgrass) |
| ankuwatokosu |
(rope) s/he extends, continues |
| ankuwatokot |
(something string-like, story, etc.) it continues, extends |
| ankuwihtasu |
(object, building) it is added on to, is extended |
| 't-ankuwihtun |
s/he makes it longer, makes it bigger, extends it |
| 't-ankuwihtuwan |
s/he makes something belonging to h/ longer or bigger, extends something belonging to h/ |
| 't-ankuwi-punomon |
s/he augments or enlarges it, extends it |
| ckuwhute |
(lake, river) it extends or flows toward here |
| elomahkek |
where land extends away; up country |
| elomahkomikek |
where the land extends away |
| elomakomek |
where a lake extends away; away over or on the lake |
| ksaccu |
s/he stays longer because of the cold |
| ksacessu |
s/he extends visit, stays longer than planned |
| ksacu, 'sacu |
s/he extends stay |
| macepu |
s/he extends from there, exists from there onward, is in place beginning then (and continuing onward) |
| matawamkahte |
a pile extends out into open space (e.g., field, body of water) |
| mataweyu |
(point of land, peninsula) it extends out into the water, is surrounded by water (at end and sides) |
| milawahqomu |
(tree, dock) s/he, it sticks out over water, field, etc. |
| milawapskahte |
(rocky ledge) it extends out into the water |
| nuhtoqayekopu |
(rug) s/he is too short, doesn't extend far enough |
| 't-okelhal |
s/he detains h/, asks h/ to stay, asks h/ to extend stay |
