| okelhucin |
s/he prolongs or extends a period of time (especially a stay) |
| olomahseke |
(cliff) it extends away, continues on |
| olomakome |
(lake) it extends away |
| olomamkiye |
(beach, river bed) a sandy stretch extends away or continues on |
| olomapskihke |
(rocky feature in landscape) it extends away |
| olomaqe |
it is piled up extending away |
| olomaqte |
(something stick-like) it extends away |
| olomaskute |
there is a field extending away, there is a long field; a field extends farther (with the passage of time) |
| olomomomqot |
(pain, sensation) it feels as if it is going or extending away (along something) |
| olomotone |
(chain of mountains, ridge) s/he, it extends away, extends farther, continues on |
| oloqahkomike, oloqahkomikiw |
land extends in that direction |
| 't-oloqehtun |
s/he moves it in that direction; s/he extends it, points it, holds it out (etc.) in that direction |
| oltokopu, latokopu |
(rope, thread, vein, snake) s/he is set thus, positioned thus; s/he extends thus |
| oltokte, latokahte |
(hair, rein, train, garden row, story) it is set thus, positioned thus; it extends thus |
| 't-oqetokelhal |
s/he tries to get h/ to extend his stay |
| pecihtuwe |
his beard extends to there |
| petopu |
s/he extends to there |
| pette |
it extends to there, reaches there |
| pettokte |
(something string-like, lineage) it reaches or extends to there |
| 'pittokihtun |
s/he makes it longer, elongates it, extends it (something string-like) |
| pomamkahte |
a pile of it extends, it lies piled up |
| pomaqte |
(something stick-like) it lies there, it extends |
| pomossin |
s/he is lying down; s/he extends |
| pomskute, pomaskute |
a field goes along, extends; there is a field |
| pomtokte |
(something string-like) it extends; it is strip |
