| 't-ankuwamkuhutomon |
s/he poles it farther (boat, raft) |
| ankuwamu |
s/he, it falls forward, flies farther (involuntarily) |
| ankuwi (ankuw-, ankuh-, anku-) |
farther, further; beyond |
| ankuwikapuwu, ankuwikapuhu |
s/he steps a little farther in a specified direction |
| ankuwiw |
a little farther |
| ankuwiye |
s/he goes farther |
| aqamsis, aqamsoss |
a little more, a little farther or further |
| kcitaluhke |
(needle, porcupine quill, arrow, etc.) s/he, it works way farther in |
| kcitaluhkewiw |
it works its way farther in |
| ksaciphuwe |
s/he flees by going into hiding; s/he runs away farther than expected |
| miwi-ksomonomon |
s/he pushes it away, pushes it farther away, pushes it aside |
| nawkusu |
s/he falls farther and farther back in line, falls farther behind |
| 't-olomi-nawapotomon |
s/he watches it as it moves farther and farther away, watches it fading away or going out of sight in the distance |
| 't-olomi-nawsotomon |
s/he hears it or listens to it as it moves farther and farther away, hears its sound fading away in the distance |
| olomi-nawtaqot |
it sounds farther and farther away |
| 't-olomi-punomon |
s/he places it farther away, s/he lays it down (from its standing position) |
| 'piyemkomon |
s/he drives it farther, drives it faster |
| 'sehta-punomon |
s/he sets it back, places it farther back |
| siyepekte |
(e.g., shingle) it extends beyond point it needed to reach, it extends farther than was foreseen |
