esuwapilom |
s/he goes back and forth bringing or taking water |
ewotapilom, awotapilom, awotiyapilom |
s/he goes back and forth bringing or taking water |
't-ewotewolal |
s/he goes back and forth bringing or taking h/ |
ewotewotahsu |
s/he goes back and forth bringing items, people, etc. |
ewotewotahsuwiw |
it goes back and forth bringing items, people, etc. |
't-ewotewotun |
s/he goes back and forth bringing it or taking it |
't-ewotewotuwan |
s/he goes back and forth bringing it to h/ |
ewotonike |
s/he goes back and forth bringing or taking wood |
kessiyewotasik |
harvest; something brought or taken in |
'kisikonal |
s/he brought h/ up or raised h/, can bring h/ up, can raise h/ |
'komuci-peciptun |
s/he brings it secretly |
kseptasu |
it is taken or carried in, is brought in |
nihkanewotuwan |
s/he arranges at the front something belonging to h/; s/he brings it to h/ ahead of time |
'peciphal |
s/he brings h/, arrives carrying h/ |
'peciptun |
s/he brings it |
'peciptuwan |
s/he brings it to or for h/; brings something belonging to h/ |
'petewotun |
s/he brings it and arranges it or stacks it |
'petewotuwan |
s/he brings it to h/ |
'pethulal |
s/he brings h/ by boat |
'pethutun |
s/he brings it by boat |
petonahsu |
s/he brings load, arrives with load |
'petonahsuwewal |
s/he brings load to h/; (unspecified subject forms, as euphemism) she is menstruating |
'petuwal |
s/he brings h/ something as token of love |
sakhapilahsu |
s/he comes into view bringing drinks |
'sakhehtun |
s/he moves or brings it into view |