| apsqelamsuke |
(snow, dust) s/he, it swirls around in the wind and piles up; (snow) s/he drifts |
| cocepamkahte, cepamkahte |
it is piled separately; (plural; e.g., varieties of gravel) they are piled according to type (composition, size, etc.) |
| cocepamkopu, cepamkopu |
s/he is piled separately; (plural; e.g., pieces of lumber) they are piled according to type (composition, size, etc.) |
| cuwahpamkahte |
a pile of it extends into water or has its base in water |
| cuwahpamkopu |
a pile of h/ extends into water or has its base in water |
| epahsatokahte |
(something string-like) it is piled up halfway |
| kinuwaqe |
it is orderly, is tidy; it is piled just so |
| komitamkahte |
(gravel, sand, grain, etc.) is piled so as to block or obstruct, it is piled in the way (of something) |
| laqe |
s/he, it is piled up; it lies there |
| maspahte |
it is piled thick |
| matawamkahte |
a pile extends out into open space (e.g., field, body of water) |
| mawalihikhike |
s/he piles up snow |
| mawamkukhike |
s/he piles up dirt, sand, gravel, etc. |
| mawewotun |
s/he piles it up, brings it together and arranges it |
| milahqewotun |
s/he piles it up any which way (firewood, etc.) |
| mitayamkahte |
(sand, gravel, grain, etc.) a pile of it is spread out |
| moloqahkomikhike |
s/he banks house with earth, snow, brush, etc.; s/he makes form out of logs or sod to retain banking; s/he piles dirt high retaining it so that it will not wash away |
| moloqahkomikhomon |
s/he banks it (house); s/he makes form out of logs or sod to retain it; s/he piles dirt high to retain it |
| muskaqe |
it is piled up in such a way that part of it is in view |
| nutewotahsit |
arranger, stacker, piler |
| 't-olcokahqewotun |
s/he piles or arranges it (dirty or messy stick-like object) |
| olomaqe |
it is piled up extending away |
| pomamkahte |
a pile of it extends, it lies piled up |
| psonaqe |
everything is piled or tangled together (e.g. leaves and stems with harvested strawberries, or regular grass with sweetgrass); (pile) it covers something fully (e.g., table top, floor of room) |
| spamkahte |
(sand, gravel, grain) it is piled high |
