| cuhpamu, cuwahpamu |
s/he, it falls into water (involuntarily) |
| 'cuhpewolal, 'cuwahpewolal |
s/he puts or places h/ into water |
| cuhpi (cuhp-, cup-) |
(falling, extending, etc.) in or into water; partway into water |
| cuhpiye |
s/he, it falls into water |
| cupotomhe, cupotomehe |
s/he slides into the water |
| 'cuwahpahkan |
s/he throws it into the water |
| 'cuwahpahkatomon |
s/he throws it into the water, throws it overboard |
| cuwahpamkahte |
a pile of it extends into water or has its base in water |
| cuwahpamkopu |
a pile of h/ extends into water or has its base in water |
| cuwahpehtasu |
it is put into water; (boat) it is launched |
| cuwahpi (cuwahp-, cuwap-) |
(falling, extending, etc.) in or into water; partway into water |
| cuwahpi-tepoqonessu |
s/he puts heel into water (usually, by accident or unintentionally); s/he dives into the water with heels disappearing last |
| cuwahpiye |
s/he, it goes (or falls) into water |
| 'cuwahpoluhsolal |
s/he walks h/ into water |
| cuwapotokku, cuwapotoqhu |
s/he jumps into water |
| komoqotkuhu |
s/he dives (into water) |
| 'kottanal |
s/he forces h/ down into water |
| mataweyu |
(point of land, peninsula) it extends out into the water, is surrounded by water (at end and sides) |
| milawasuke |
s/he wades out into the water (away from shore) |
| milawi (milaw-) |
moving from edge out into open space; offshore; out onto or into water, out on ice; out into field, into clearing, etc. |
| milawiw |
moving from edge out into open space; offshore; out onto or into water, out on ice; out into field, into clearing, etc. |
| milawuhse |
s/he walks out into the water or onto ice, walks out into field; (sun) s/he rises farther to the south each day (i.e., days are getting shorter) |
| nokka-cuhpewolal, nokka-cuwahpewolal |
s/he puts or places all of h/ into water |
