| ahtolihtihike |
s/he keeps knocking or pounding or tapping or or chopping |
| ahtolihtihikewiw |
it keeps knocking, pounding, tapping, chopping |
| 't-apsihtahal |
s/he chops h/ into small pieces |
| 't-apsihtehmon |
s/he chops it into small pieces |
| 't-apsihtehmuwan |
s/he chops something belonging to h/ into small pieces |
| ciktihike |
s/he shapes roughly by chopping with hatchet or similar tool (e.g., in making a handle for an ax or hammer) |
| 't-eqtahal |
s/he stops hitting h/, stops chopping h/ |
| 't-eqtehmon |
s/he stops hitting it, stops chopping it |
| kiptahal |
s/he knocks h/ down, knocks h/ over; s/he fells h/, chops h/ down (tree); (figuratively) s/he sends h/ to bed |
| kistihike |
s/he chopped wood, can chop wood |
| kuwhahsu |
s/he fells trees |
| 'kuwhal |
s/he chops h/ down, fells h/ (tree); s/he pins h/ down with tree s/he is felling or log |
| macehtahal |
s/he starts to hit h/; s/he starts to chop or cut h/ down (tree); s/he drives h/ away |
| macehtehmon |
s/he starts to hit it; s/he starts to chop it (wood) |
| moctahal |
s/he chops or pounds h/ poorly (tree, ash log, etc.) |
| moctehmon |
s/he chops or pounds it poorly |
| motehtihike |
s/he is heard knocking (especially, at door), s/he knocks at the door; s/he is heard pounding, chopping, etc. (but is not seen) |
| motehtihikewiw |
it is heard knocking or pounding or chopping (but is not seen); (clock, etc.) it is heard ticking |
| motiyaqtihike |
s/he is heard cutting or chopping wood (for firewood, lumber, pulp, etc.) |
| musikhal, musikikhal |
s/he trims h/ (log; i.e., chops branches off entire length of trunk); (with plural direct object) s/he clear-cuts them (trees) |
| nattehmon |
s/he goes (comes) to cut or chop it (wood); s/he goes (comes) to pick it (berry, fiddlehead, etc.) |
| peyehtahasik |
scrap left from chopping or splitting wood, wood chip |
| 'piyehtahal |
s/he leaves h/ as scrap when chopping |
| 'piyehtehmon |
s/he leaves it as scrap when chopping |
| psikhike |
s/he splits or chops wood, hews |
