| apsahqot |
(something stick-like) it is small in diameter, is thin |
| apsahtuwe |
(sun during eclipse, lightbulb) s/he, it is small and shining; (star, lamp, lantern, electric light) s/he, it is dim or faint |
| apsalokiqe |
s/he has small eyes |
| apsalokosu |
s/he has small hole |
| apsalokot |
(bead, etc.) it has small hole, there is small hole in it |
| apsapotasu |
it looks small, is seen as small |
| apsapske |
(rock, potato) it is small |
| 't-apsapskosomon |
s/he cuts it into small bits |
| apsapskosu |
(something round; e.g., crab apple, bead) s/he is small |
| apsapskotiye |
s/he has small belly |
| apsaqsosson |
(stick) it is small in diameter, thin |
| apsaqsu |
(person, log, flagpole, carrot, cigar) s/he is small in diameter, is thin |
| apsaskute |
it is a small field; there is a small field |
| apsawone |
(bird, turtle) she lays small eggs |
| apsi (aps-) |
small, little; (sound, light) faint |
| apsihtasu |
it is made small, it is miniature |
| apsihtone |
s/he has small nose; (bird) s/he has small beak or bill |
| apsikaniw |
(house, building) it is small |
| apsikuwamokahson |
(house, room) it is small, it has barely enough space |
| apsinaqot |
it looks small |
| apsinaqsu |
s/he looks small |
| 't-apsinomon |
s/he sees it as small; (in translation) it looks small to h/ |
| apsiqe |
s/he has small face |
| 't-apsitahatomon |
s/he thinks little of it; s/he thinks of it as small |
| apsocokehson |
(soft substance; e.g., pat of butter, mud-hole) it is small in quantity and disappearing or being used up |
