acomu |
s/he tells a story, tells what happened |
ahtolacomu |
s/he continues telling story; s/he goes on and on telling story (annoyingly) |
ahtolakonutome |
s/he keeps talking, keeps telling story or stories |
ahtoli-koluskacomu |
s/he keeps telling lies, keeps blathering |
akonimke |
s/he tells or reports what s/he saw or heard |
akonutome |
s/he talks, tells story, reports news |
't-akonutomon |
s/he tells it (story) |
't-akonutomuwal |
s/he tells h/ a story, talks to h/ about something |
't-aluwi-yahal |
s/he does not have chance to tell h/, s/he tries without success to tell h/ |
't-ankuwacomin |
s/he goes on to tell it; s/he relays it, brings or takes it (message, report); s/he translates it; (ai, also) s/he continues telling story, s/he interprets |
assokacomu |
s/he tells strange story or stories |
't-atkuhkalal |
s/he tells story about h/ |
atkuhke |
s/he tells old story or legend |
't-atkuhkewal |
s/he tells h/ story or stories |
cipakonutome |
s/he tells scary story |
'cipakonutomuwal |
s/he tells h/ scary story |
't-iyal |
s/he tells h/, says to h/ |
't-iyutomon |
s/he says to it; s/he tells it (something) |
katakonutasu |
(story, etc.) it is told secretly |
kisacomu |
s/he told story, can tell story |
'kisi-nsotuhmuwal, 'kisi-'sotuhmuwal |
s/he told h/, can tell h/ |
'kotuwakonutomuwan |
s/he wants to or is going to tell it to h/ |
kotuwatkuhke |
s/he wants to tell story, is going to tell story |
'kotuwatkuhkewolal |
s/he wants to tell h/ story, is going to tell h/ story |
latkuhkatasu |
(story) it is told |