| milawotomhe, milawotomehe |
s/he, it slides out into open, slides out on or onto ice (on frozen lake, etc.) |
| mita (mitay-) |
spread or spreading apart, spreading open |
| mitahte |
it is spread open |
| mitahtehkomon |
s/he hits it so as to spread it open |
| mitahtehkuwal |
s/he hits h/ so as to spread h/ open |
| mitapu |
s/he is spread open; s/he sits with legs apart |
| mitasson |
it opens up, spreads apart |
| mitassu |
s/he, it opens up, spreads apart |
| moktunenal |
s/he opens h/ mouth, forces h/ mouth open |
| moktunenomon |
s/he holds its mouth open (e.g., sack) |
| moktuniyaqhal |
s/he props h/ mouth open with stick |
| moktuniyaqhomon |
s/he props its mouth open with stick (bag, box, door, etc.) |
| natapqotehtun |
s/he goes (comes) to open it |
| nutepiqe |
(bay, cove, inlet) it opens out to the ocean |
| 'panahkalal |
s/he yanks h/ out into the open |
| 'panahkan |
s/he yanks it out into the open |
| panahte |
(indoor or outdoor space) it is open, is airy; (object) it is visible, is showing; light shows on it (e.g., window shade, cloud cover at dawn) |
| panekopolike |
s/he opens up the curtains |
| panekopoloma |
(person at home) h/ curtains are open |
| panekopu |
s/he is folded open; s/he is uncovered, open (having been covered with cloth, paper, etc.) |
| panekte |
it is folded open; it is uncovered, open (having been covered with cloth, paper, etc.) |
| pani-suku |
s/he paddles or rows into open (e.g. from brook into lake) |
| paniye |
(hiker, canoeist) s/he, it comes to open place (clearing, open water, etc.) |
| pankomike |
there is a clearing, there is open land |
| panskute |
there is a clearing or open land |
