| kehsukonokkiwiw |
it is so many days afterward |
| kescuwe |
she bears so many children |
| 'kesokehkimal |
s/he teaches h/ so much |
| 'kessal |
s/he cuts so much of h/; s/he cuts h/ into so many pieces |
| 'kessomal |
s/he feeds h/ so much, can feed h/ so much |
| 'kessomon |
s/he cuts so much of it; s/he cuts it into so many pieces |
| 'kessomuwan |
s/he cuts so much or so many pieces of something belonging to h/ |
| kestaqot |
it sounds so many times |
| olcanomahsu |
s/he owes so much |
| 't-olonuhmon |
s/he buys so much of it |
| poskasu |
(vessel, container) s/he holds so much |
| poskat |
(container) it holds so much |
| tutewestu |
s/he talks so fast; s/he talks to so many people; s/he passes by while talking |
| tutkawotuwok 2 |
(children) they are spaced so many years apart |
| tutolamsonihke |
(usual weather condition) there is so much wind, it is so windy |
| tutuwesu |
s/he has so much hair |
