| acomu |
s/he tells a story, tells what happened |
| acomuwakon |
statement, account of what happened (in this sense, story) |
| acomuwiw |
it is true, it is a fact; (text, newspaper, etc.) it tells story, gives account |
| 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 |
| akonutomakon |
story, account, narrative |
| 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 |
| aqamacomu |
s/he stretches story |
| assokacomu |
s/he tells strange story or stories |
| atkuhkakon |
story, legend |
| 't-atkuhkalal |
s/he tells story about h/ |
| 't-atkuhkatomon |
s/he tells story about it |
| 't-atkuhkatomuwan |
s/he tells h/ story about it |
| 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 |
| kisacomu |
s/he told story, can tell story |
| 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 |
| maciyacomu |
s/he begins to tell story, begins to tell what happened |
| mehtacomu |
s/he has finished telling story |
