| apsawone |
(bird, turtle) she lays small eggs |
| kinawone |
(bird, reptile) she lays big eggs |
| nokkayewotun |
s/he lays it all out, arranges all of it, puts all of it away |
| 't-olewotun |
s/he lays it out or arranges it; s/he takes it there |
| 't-olewotuwan |
s/he lays out or arranges something belonging to h/ |
| 't-olomi-punomon |
s/he places it farther away, s/he lays it down (from its standing position) |
| olqehsin, luhkehsin |
s/he lays head down |
| olsekonike, lahsekonike |
s/he lays bricks, makes stone wall |
| 't-opqehsimuhtomon |
s/he lays head on it |
| 't-opqehsimuhtuwal |
s/he lays head on h/ |
| 't-opqehsinon |
s/he lays head on it |
| 't-otolahsekonomon |
s/he is laying bricks on it, is laying bricks to construct it |
| ponatom |
she lays egg(s) |
| ptoqawone |
(bird, turtle, etc.) s/he lays roundish eggs (i.e., more spherical and less ovoid) |
| 'tehsahqewotun |
s/he lays it on top, arranges it on top (of something) |
| tolsekonike |
s/he is laying bricks, is making stone wall |
| ulatokehtun |
s/he straightens it out, lays it out well (something string-like) |
