| ahtolacomu |
s/he continues telling story; s/he goes on and on telling story (annoyingly) |
| ahtolimiye |
s/he keeps praying, continues praying |
| ankuwatokiye |
(rope, wire; family line) s/he, it extends, continues on |
| ankuwatokosu |
(rope) s/he extends, continues |
| ankuwatokot |
(something string-like, story, etc.) it continues, extends |
| apci (apc-, apt-) |
continuing, keeping on; (conjunct forms) while |
| apci-psan |
it continues to snow, keeps on snowing |
| apciye |
s/he, it keeps going, is still going |
| aptahsu |
(sun, moon, etc.) s/he continues to shine |
| aptolan |
it continues to rain, keeps on raining |
| nankomawtosson |
(road, path) it keeps going, it goes by |
| nankomi (nankom-) |
(movement, extension) continuing on, keeping going, passing by without stopping |
| nankomiptun |
s/he carries it farther; s/he carries it on (tradition, custom, etc.; i.e., continues to practice it) |
| nankomiye |
(walker, traveler, etc.) s/he continues on way, passes by without stopping |
| neketok |
keeping on anyway, continuing regardless |
| olomahseke |
(cliff) it extends away, continues on |
| olomapasuwok |
they walk away, continue walking |
| 't-olomaphal |
s/he heads away tracking h/, continues to track h/ |
| olomihkawotuwok |
they (two) walk away, continue walking |
| 't-olomihpawolal |
s/he chases h/ off, continues chasing h/ |
| olomihtaqot |
its sound continues; its sound moves away |
| olomintu |
s/he sings as s/he goes away, s/he continues singing |
| olomi-pisessu |
s/he, it goes in while continuing to move, goes in while facing or moving away from speaker, continues going in, continues making way in |
| 't-olomi-wiciyawtomon, 't-olomi-wiciyewtomon |
s/he goes away with it (e.g., circus); s/he s/he continues taking part in it |
| olomiye |
s/he, it goes away, continues going; (ii; time) it passes |
