| apqotehtihike |
(burglar, etc.) s/he breaks in |
| cikawi-ksehe |
s/he forces way in, breaks in, barges in; s/he intrudes |
| cikawi-nutehe |
s/he forces way out, breaks out (e.g., from jail) |
| ckuwoloqihton |
the ice is breaking up and floating toward here |
| coceponahke, ceponahke |
s/he tries to separate or break up a married couple by making advances to one of them |
| kcoskesson |
it gets free, gets loose, gets away, breaks away |
| kcoskessu |
s/he gets free, gets loose, gets away, breaks away |
| 'komasi-tomessu |
s/he, it is fragile, breaks easily |
| moteskehtahal |
s/he hits h/ (e.g., on skull or shin) snapping or breaking h/ bone (and the sound of this can be heard) |
| muskalosu |
s/he breaks out into sweat, starts to perspire |
| nihkanawtihkewal |
s/he makes path for h/; goes ahead making or breaking trail for h/ |
| nukcokamkahal |
s/he breaks h/ up (e.g., clumped snow or cheese) |
| nukcokamkahmon |
s/he breaks it up (clump or bed of sticky soil) |
| paskamkesson |
it breaks into small pieces, shatters |
| paskapskonike |
s/he breaks lump-like objects with hand(s) (peanuts, rocks); s/he crushes lump-like objects between thumbnails or with hand(s) (lice, nits, fleas; hen's eggs) |
| paskaqosu |
(baked apple, cake, pie, etc.) s/he bursts or breaks open when being cooked |
| paskaqote |
(bean, egg, etc.) it bursts or breaks open when being cooked |
| 'paskatpehtahal |
s/he hits h/ and breaks h/ head open (literally or figuratively) |
| 'paskatpehtehmon |
s/he hits it and breaks its head open (literally or figuratively) |
| paskessu |
s/he bursts, breaks open |
| paskeyu |
s/he, it is broken |
| paski (pask-) |
bursting, breaking open; breaking; opening up |
| 'paskocokatpehtehmon |
s/he hits it and breaks its head open (squashing its head) |
| 'paskocokokosiyenomon |
s/he breaks it open w/ fingernails |
| 'paskocokonal |
s/he breaks or crushes h/ (something soft) with hand(s) |
