| 't-ankuwihtun |
s/he makes it longer, makes it bigger, extends it |
| 't-ankuwihtuwan |
s/he makes something belonging to h/ longer or bigger, extends something belonging to h/ |
| cihciqi-pihceyu |
s/he, it is long and narrow; s/he, it is rectangular, is oblong |
| cihciqi-pittokot |
it is long and narrow; it is rectangular, is oblong |
| cihciqi-pittoksu |
s/he is long and narrow; s/he is rectangular, is oblong |
| kehsatokot |
(something string-like, story, etc.) it is so long; it is so many lengths |
| kestokot |
(something string-like, story, etc.) it is so long |
| 'kilumal, 'qilumal |
s/he misses h/, is homesick for h/, longs or yearns for h/ |
| 'kilutomuwan, 'qilutomuwan |
s/he misses or is homesick for something belonging to h/ |
| ksaci (ksac-, ksat-) |
(in time) longer than normal or usual, longer than expected; (in space) farther than expected |
| kunome |
h/ pace is so long |
| mamhuniye |
s/he goes the long way (e.g., to avoid traffic or because s/he gets lost) |
| nokosanaqsu |
s/he is quick, s/he doesn't take long |
| nutayatokopu |
(rope) s/he falls short in length, is not long enough |
| pihce |
long ago |
| pihcehute |
(lake, river) it is long |
| pihce-kiskot |
it is a long day; (day) it is long |
| 'pihcelamuhtuwal |
s/he holds h/ (vowel) for a long time (e.g., in singing) |
| pihcetkuhu |
s/he jumps far, jumps a long way |
| pihceyu |
s/he, it is long and rigid |
| pihci-cihciqi-pisipiqe |
(body of water) it is long, narrow inlet |
| pihcihtuwe |
he has long beard, has long whiskers |
| pihcossekonat |
swordfish |
| pihtahqekiye |
(coat, dress, etc.) s/he is long; (person) h/ coat, etc. is long |
| pihtahqemhasu |
s/he, it is fitted with a long handle, stem, etc. |