| ankuwikapuwu, ankuwikapuhu |
s/he steps a little farther in a specified direction |
| asuwikapuwessu |
s/he takes step diagonally |
| atomelku |
s/he takes step forward |
| cilkomahsu |
s/he takes short steps |
| kahpotassu |
(transportation) s/he gets off, gets out, disembarks, steps down |
| kahpotawse |
s/he steps down, steps off (something) |
| kakawtestike |
s/he is sprightly; s/he takes quick steps making noise with feet |
| kaskomelku |
s/he steps over edge and falls |
| macehtestike |
s/he departs or sets out with hurried and audible steps |
| mamkonkomon |
s/he walks on it choosing where s/he steps |
| menakatomelku |
s/he steps slowly |
| menakattestike |
s/he moves along or steps slowly making noise with feet (e.g., wearing high heels) |
| moteptu |
s/he is heard stepping, is heard making or leaving tracks |
| olome |
s/he takes a pace, takes a step (Wol) |
| olomelkessu |
s/he takes fast steps, steps quickly |
| 't-oltehkuwal |
s/he kicks h/ thus, kicks h/ to there; s/he steps or stamps or stomps on h/ with foot; s/he applies force or weight of body to h/ (by jumping, standing, leaning, pushing, etc. on h/); (figuratively) s/he comes upon h/, s/he forces h/ (to do something) |
| pihtome |
s/he takes long steps |
| polomelku |
(marching, walking; on ladder, on stairs) s/he misses step |
| qsihkawe |
(on ice, on stepping stones, through swamp) s/he picks way step by step |
| sahsome |
s/he takes quick steps (walking) |
| sastehkom |
s/he slips when stepping (e.g., on ice, on dance floor, on banana peel) |
| semakapuwu, semakapuhu |
s/he steps aside |
| 'sitqekapuwessin |
s/he sidles up to it, steps up to it |
| tetpokak |
they dance in step; they dance abreast |
| tetpuhsiyik |
they walk in step; they walk abreast |
