't-ankumal |
s/he sells to h/ |
ankumtuwok |
they sell to each other, barter or trade with each other |
ankusu |
s/he sells, buys |
't-ankuwan |
s/he sells it |
ankuwankuwike |
s/he buys and sells; s/he keeps a store |
ankuwe |
s/he buys or sells |
't-ankuwehlal |
s/he sells h/ |
ankuwehtasu |
it is sold, it is for sale |
't-ankuwehtun |
s/he sells it |
't-ankuwehtuwan |
s/he sells something belonging to h/ |
't-ankuwekhal |
s/he sells h/; s/he sells h/ out (i.e., betrays h/) |
ankuwekhusu |
s/he sells self; s/he prostitutes self |
't-ankuwektun |
s/he sells it |
't-ankuwektuwan |
s/he sells it for h/, sells something belonging to h/ |
't-ankuwewal |
s/he sells something belonging to h/ (as a favor to h/, on h/ behalf, etc.) |
apankuwe |
s/he is back from having made purchases, s/he is back from having sold |
cocepankuwehtasu, cepankuwehtasu |
it is sold separately |
'cocepankuwehtun, 'cepankuwehtun |
s/he sells it separately |
ehqawotu |
s/he, it is no longer available for sale, is sold out |
ihtolankuwe |
s/he regularly buys or sells there |
'kihkayankuwe |
(peddler, storekeeper) s/he sells everything s/he has |
kisankusu |
s/he sold or bought, can sell or buy |
kisankuwe |
s/he sold, can sell; s/he bought, can buy |
'kisankuwehtun |
s/he sold it, can sell it |
'kisankuwehtuwan |
s/he sold it for h/, can sell it for h/ |