| qonahke |
(land) it extends so far |
| qonakome |
(lake) it is so long, extends so far |
| sakhatokopu |
(rope, snake) s/he extends into view |
| sakhi (sakh-, sak-) |
moving or extending into view, showing; appearing unexpectedly |
| sasokatokahte |
it extends in straight line |
| sasokatokopu |
s/he extends in straight line |
| sasokatokosu |
(rope, snake, etc.) s/he is extended straight |
| siyepekte |
(e.g., shingle) it extends beyond point it needed to reach, it extends farther than was foreseen |
| spiqamkahte |
(pile) it extends upward (e.g., banking against house) |
| tokkapeksu |
s/he, it reaches or extends so far |
| tokkopu |
s/he sits or extends up to some point; s/he sits at some distance; s/he sits until some time |
| tutaqte |
(something stick-like; road, path, railway) it extends past |
