nukcoktehsin |
(soft item or substance; figuratively, a person or animal) s/he falls and smashes, smashes into small pieces |
nukcoktehson |
(soft item or substance) it smashes, smashes into small pieces |
't-olinewotun |
s/he tears it into pieces by making repeated tears |
oposisey |
something made of small pieces of wood |
oqehtikon |
checker, chess piece, cribbage peg, etc. |
paskamkesson |
it breaks into small pieces, shatters |
'paskamkihtahal |
s/he busts or smashes h/ into pieces by hitting h/ |
'paskamkihtehmon |
s/he busts or smashes it into pieces by hitting it |
'paskicokinehtun |
s/he tears it to pieces |
'paskocokihtehmon |
s/he smashes it to bits, dashes it to pieces |
'pasktehsimal |
s/he breaks h/ into pieces (bottle, etc.) |
pasktihike |
s/he smashes things, breaks things into pieces |
piyaqtihikon |
wood chip, small piece of wood, piece of broken wood |
piyaqtihikonihke |
s/he gathers wood chips, or small pieces of wood |
'poqqenal, 'pihqenal |
s/he breaks piece off h/ with hand(s) |
'poqqenomon, 'pihqenomon |
s/he breaks piece off of it with hand(s) |
'poqqesal, 'pihqesal |
s/he slices piece of h/ |
'poqqesomon, 'pihqesomon |
s/he slices piece of it |
pqe (pqiy-) |
removing piece or pieces |
pqehkomikhikon |
piece of sod; clump of earth |
pqiyamkessu |
s/he, it crumbles, is friable; pieces fall off or wash off h/, it (e.g., plaster, sandstone) |
psiksoq |
(wood) board, piece of lumber |
puhtayolewey |
piece or shard of broken glass |
'qasqe-milan |
s/he gives it to h/ in instalments or a bit at a time (money, food, candy, etc.) |
'qotasoke |
it is one piece of wood |