apotemu |
s/he went and cried (and has come back) |
eqotemu |
s/he stops crying |
'kakawotemuhtuwal |
s/he cries to h/ sobbing loudly |
kisotemu |
s/he cried, can cry |
kotuwotemu |
s/he is going to cry, wants to cry; s/he is on verge of tears |
macetemu |
s/he starts to cry |
mecimotemu |
s/he cries all the time, cries constantly |
mesotemit |
(conjunct forms only) why s/he is crying; why is s/he crying? |
mettemu |
s/he has stopped crying |
motetemu |
s/he is heard crying (but is not seen) |
nuttemit |
one who cries or weeps (e.g., actor, professional mourner) |
okiyawtom |
s/he cries out (with pain) |
olotemu |
s/he cries or weeps thus |
pisuwotemu |
s/he cries for no reason; (child) s/he cries from hunger |
pqatemu |
s/he can cry (after being unable to cry because of anger, shock, etc.) |
pskotemu |
s/he cries self to sleep |
sasotemu |
s/he cries, weeps |
'sasotemuhtomon |
s/he cries or weeps for it, cries to it |
'sasotemuhtuwal |
s/he cries or weeps to h/ |
sehsaqosu |
s/he cries from getting burned |
sehselomu |
s/he laughs so hard that s/he cries |
sehsepskotiye |
(baby, child) s/he cries from stomach-ache or hunger |
sehsewestu |
s/he weeps as s/he talks, talking makes h/ cry |
sehsi (sehs-, ses-) |
crying, weeping; causing crying or weeping |
sehsicin |
s/he scratches self so badly that s/he cries (e.g., on thorns) |