apahqessu |
(tree, sapling, person) s/he straightens up, returns to upright position (after having been bent over) |
apahqessuwiw |
it straightens up, returns to upright position (after having been bent over) |
't-enuwaqtehmon |
s/he straightens it out (using hammer) |
't-enuwehlal |
s/he straightens h/; s/he corrects h/, corrects h/ behavior (wrongdoer) |
't-enuwehtun |
s/he straightens it, corrects it |
't-enuwehtuwan |
s/he straightens or corrects something belonging to h/ |
enuwiye |
s/he comes to, regains consciousness; comes to senses, sobers up, straightens up |
'kiyahqehtun |
s/he straightens it; s/he straightens it out (situation, misunderstanding, etc.) |
'kiyahqihtahal |
s/he hits h/ to straighten h/ (crooked or bent object; e.g., spoon, flagpole) |
'kiyahqihtehmon |
s/he hits it to straighten it out (crooked or bent object; e.g., nail) |
'kiyahqiptun |
s/he straightens it quickly (e.g., adjusts camera, gun, binoculars, finger when aiming) |
'sasokatokehtun |
s/he straightens it out (chain, etc.) |
ulahkomikonal |
s/he straightens h/ out (person with problem) |
ulatokehlal |
s/he straightens h/ (rope, snake) |
ulatokehtun |
s/he straightens it out, lays it out well (something string-like) |
ulatokuhutun |
s/he straightens it out or arranges it (something string-like); s/he coils it neatly |
wiqtokhutun |
s/he pulls on it, stretches or straightens it by pulling (chain, etc.) |
wisunikewotun |
s/he straightens it out or neatens it by arranging it |
wisunomon |
s/he cleans or tidies it; s/he straightens it up (e.g., arranges objects on table, floor, etc.); s/he clears it (table) |
wisuwiptun |
s/he cleans it quickly, straightens it up quickly (bed, etc.) |
wolatokessu |
(rope, string, snake) s/he straightens out; (rope, fishing line) s/he unsnags (from something) |
wolatokiye |
s/he straightens out |