| menakataqosu |
(food) s/he cooks slowly |
| menakataqote |
it cooks slowly |
| milahqe |
s/he cooks many different things |
| minuwaqosomon |
s/he recooks it (e.g., tough meat to make it tenderer) |
| mokiyahqe |
she cooks large quantity of food |
| mokiyaqosomon |
s/he cooks a lot of it |
| motiyaqosal |
s/he is heard cooking h/ (fish, etc.) (but is not seen) |
| motiyaqosomon |
s/he is heard cooking it (but is not seen) |
| natahqe |
s/he goes (comes) to cook |
| nihtawaqosomon |
s/he knows how to cook it |
| nokosayaqosomon |
s/he cooks it quickly |
| nuhkaqosomon |
s/he cooks it until soft or tender |
| nutahqet |
cook, chef |
| nutiyaqosomon |
s/he cooks it out (e.g., cooks flavor out of something, boils salt out of salt fish) |
| 't-olahqahal |
s/he cooks for h/ |
| 't-olapuhkewal |
s/he makes liquid food (soup, stew, etc.) for h/ |
| 't-olaqosal |
s/he cooks h/ |
| 't-olaqosomon |
s/he cooks it; s/he steeps or brews it (tea, infusion); s/he burns it |
| 't-olaqosomuwan |
s/he cooks it for h/, s/he cooks something belonging to h/ |
| 't-otolapuwhal, 't-otolapuhkewal |
s/he is making soup (stew, etc.) for h/ |
| 't-otolaqosomon |
s/he is cooking it |
| paskaqosu |
(baked apple, cake, pie, etc.) s/he bursts or breaks open when being cooked |
| 'pasqiyahqahal |
s/he cooks noontime meal for h/, cooks lunch or dinner for h/ |
| pasqiyahqe |
s/he cooks noontime meal, cooks lunch, cooks dinner |
| pkiksawe |
s/he burns (food) by overcooking |
