'poskenal |
s/he folds h/ (e.g., rope, so that the two parts lie against each other), folds h/ and cracks h/ (e.g., ash splint) |
'poskenomon |
s/he folds it and cracks it (e.g., stick: bending it so that the two parts lie against each other) |
'puwoskanomon |
s/he folds it up, folds it shut (chair, stroller, other jointed object) |
qolopekte |
(paper, cloth, etc.) it is turned over, it is folded back |
sakomawonosu |
s/he has arms folded |
'sehtakpenomon |
(basketmaking) s/he folds the standers (vertical splints) of it back |
'tomanokehtun |
s/he folds it (paper); s/he pushes sideways with it (paddle) to steer canoe |
'topanokehtun |
s/he folds it in half; (paddler) s/he turns it pushing with it (paddle) to steer canoe |
topiqasu |
(cloth, etc.) it is pleated, folded over |
toqanokonike |
s/he has hands folded with fingers interlaced |
'toqanokonomon |
s/he folds it in two; s/he holds on to it with two hands (something flexible, e.g., rein); s/he braids it using both hands (e.g., sweetgrass) |
'toqanokonomuwan |
s/he folds in two or holds with two hands or braids something belonging to h/ |
'toqekehlal |
s/he folds h/ in two, folds h/ double (rug, deerskin, etc.) |
'toqekehtun |
s/he folds it in two, folds it double (quilt, handkerchief, envelope flap, etc.) |
'toqekehtuwan |
s/he folds in two something belonging to h/ |
'toqeki-punal |
s/he folds h/ in two, folds h/ double (e.g., slice of bread) |
'toqeki-punomon |
s/he folds it in two, folds it double |
'toqeki-punomuwan |
s/he folds something belonging to h/ in two |
ulekonal |
s/he folds h/ neatly |
ulekonomon |
s/he folds it neatly |
't-uwapolekehtun |
s/he folds it in wrong way, folds it incorrectly or inaccurately (something sheet-like) |
wolekonike |
s/he folds clothes well or neatly |