'qotapeksu |
(wheel, etc.) s/he leaves single track |
'qotapekte |
it leaves single track |
'qotaptu |
(animal, person) s/he leaves single track |
'qotaptuwiw |
it leaves single track |
'sawiyaphal |
s/he tracks h/ many times |
'sawiyaphomon |
s/he tracks it many times |
sehtayaphusu |
(hiker, animal) s/he back-tracks, doubles back on own tracks |
sehtayaptahsu |
s/he follows tracks backwards |
'sonutaphal |
s/he tracks h/ along shore, along edge of field, etc. |
sqitaptu |
s/he leaves track by moving across surface (e.g., otter or seal on snow) |
'taptahsu |
s/he tracks from there |
'taptu |
s/he leaves tracks from there, leaves tracks behind |
'tehsahqaphal |
s/he tracks h/ on high ground |
'tehsahqaptun |
s/he tracks it on high ground |
'tetomaphal |
s/he catches up to h/ by tracking h/ |
tolaptahsu |
s/he is tracking (animals, etc.) |
utaphal |
s/he tracks h/ from there |
utaptun |
s/he tracks it from there |
wetaptaq |
h/ track, h/ footprint; where s/he left track or footprint; (also, for animal) h/ spoor, h/ sign |
wewaphal |
s/he tracks h/ correctly, knowledgeably; s/he recognizes and follows h/ tracks |
wewaptu |
s/he leaves visible or recognizable tracks |
wewiphoqe |
s/he knows how to track (rabbits, etc.) |
woli-tpinom |
s/he pays attention, watches carefully, is vigilant; s/he keeps track (e.g., of bank account) |
yalaptahsu, alaptahsu |
s/he tracks (someone) around |
yalaptu, alaptu |
(person, animal) s/he goes around leaving tracks |