| apapilom |
s/he is back from fetching water |
| cinitomehson |
(water) it is very shallow, there is very little depth to it |
| 'conopekomon |
s/he backs water with it (paddle), brakes it (canoe) using paddle stroke |
| conopeq |
still water |
| cuhpi (cuhp-, cup-) |
(falling, extending, etc.) in or into water; partway into water |
| cupte |
it sits in water, is partly in water |
| cuwahpi (cuwahp-, cuwap-) |
(falling, extending, etc.) in or into water; partway into water |
| cuwappu, cuppu |
s/he sits in water, sits partly in water |
| epastoq, epastoqiw |
in middle of body of water (bay, lake, river) |
| escoqe |
(shoe, sock) water or dampness comes through h/, it |
| esuwapilahsu |
s/he goes back and forth on foot fetching water |
| ewotapilom, awotapilom, awotiyapilom |
s/he goes back and forth bringing or taking water |
| ewotapilomewey, awotapilomewey, awotiyapilomewey |
yoke for carrying (especially, for carrying pails of water) |
| imiyewp |
holy water |
| kakawatqin |
the water is rough |
| 'kisapawotun |
s/he waters it, can water it |
| kisuwopeqon |
there is spring of warm water |
| 'kospehtehmuwan |
s/he warms up something belonging to h/ (e.g., tea) by adding hot water |
| kostokonikonopeq |
soapy water |
| 'kotpeqehtuwan |
s/he cools something belonging to h/ (e.g., hot drink) by adding cold water |
| ksopeht |
hot water |
| ksopehte |
(water) it is hot |
| ksopestahqe |
s/he heats water |
| ktopeqinut |
water cooler |
| ktopeqon |
there is spring of cold water |
