| ankuwatokonike |
s/he lengthens a braid (e.g., of sweetgrass) |
| apsatokonasu |
it is finely braided, it is thin braid |
| 't-apsatokonomon |
s/he braids it into fine or thin braid |
| kinatokonasu, kintokonasu, kintokatokonasu |
it is braided thick, is braided using more than the usual number of strands |
| 'kintokonomon |
s/he braids it into thick braid, braids it using more than usual number of strands |
| kisatokonasu, kistokonasu |
it has been braided, can be braided |
| 'kistokonomon |
s/he braided it, can braid it |
| kotuwatokonike |
s/he wants to braid, is going to braid; (cat) s/he is going to purr |
| latokonike |
s/he braids; (cat) s/he purrs (so said because sound resembles that of sweetgrass being braided) |
| latokonikon |
(hair, sweetgrass, etc.) braid |
| latokonomakon |
(hair, sweetgrass) braid |
| latokonomuwewsu |
s/he braids own hair |
| maciyatokonike |
s/he starts to braid; (cat) s/he starts to purr |
| mawatokonikhotuwok |
they braid sweetgrass together (in group) |
| mehtatokonike |
s/he has finished braiding; (cat) s/he has stopped purring |
| newatokonomon |
s/he braids it with four strands |
| nokosayatokonike |
s/he braids fast |
| noqtatokonomon |
s/he makes it into a single braid |
| nossatokonomon |
s/he braids it with three strands |
| nutatokoniket |
(person) sweetgrass braider |
| 't-olatokonomewal |
s/he braids h/ hair for h/, ties h/ hair for h/ (with ribbon, string, etc.) |
| 't-olatokonomon |
s/he braids it |
| 't-otolatokonomewal |
s/he is braiding h/ hair for h/; s/he is tying h/ hair for h/ (with ribbon, string, etc.) |
| pihtapektahasu |
it is braided long, it is long braid |
| piyatokonike |
s/he creates waste while braiding (unwanted pieces and broken-off ends that fall to floor) |
