| apuciku |
his foreskin is pulled or folded back |
| aputte |
it is turned inside-out, is folded back |
| 'cituwamqehtun |
s/he pulls it down (hat brim or visor) |
| 't-enuwenskephal |
s/he relocate h/ by pulling quickly on h/ (dislocated joint); s/he pulls on h/ quickly (person, animal) to relocate dislocated joint or set fractured bone |
| 't-enuwenskeptun |
s/he sets or relocates it by pulling quickly on it (fractured bone or dislocated joint) |
| 't-ewepekehtun |
s/he raises or lifts it, pulls it up (cloth, paper, etc.) |
| 't-eweptokehlal |
s/he pulls h/ up (rope, etc.) |
| 'kettokiptun |
s/he yanks it out (something string-like); s/he tweezes it (hair) |
| 'kisoqahtun |
s/he slides or pulls it ashore (boat); can slide or pull it ashore |
| 'kosuwenal |
s/he hurts h/ by pulling h/ hair |
| 'kosuwenomon |
s/he hurts it by pulling its hair |
| memhuwi-wihqahkan |
s/he yanks it or tugs it as hard as s/he can |
| memhuwi-wihqahkewan |
s/he yanks it away from h/ with great force |
| mokukonomawotiniya |
they are pulling it back and forth between them, trying to take it away from each other |
| monacqahkan |
s/he hauls or drags it off (something) with abrupt motion (e.g., dollar bill from top of stack that has rubber band around it) |
| monahkan |
s/he throws it off, yanks it off (e.g., door off hinges); s/he pulls or yanks it out (from where it is stuck or encased) |
| monapitehlal |
s/he extracts or pulls h/ tooth (teeth) |
| moniptun |
s/he yanks it off, pulls it off quickly |
| montokahkewan |
s/he yanks or pulls sharply something string-like off h/ (e.g., loose thread on h/ clothing) |
| montokehlal |
s/he pulls h/ off (necktie, string, etc.) |
| muntokehtun |
s/he pulls it (something string-like) |
| nahkayapekhomon |
s/he lowers it or pulls it down with mechanical device; s/he turns its volume down (radio, etc.) |
| nahkayekehtun |
s/he pulls it down, lowers it (curtain, veil, etc.) |
| nalikehtun |
s/he destroys it by pulling it apart |
| oloqi-wiqhom |
s/he pulls in that direction; s/he goes in that direction paddling (or pulling self along); s/he heads that way because s/he is hungry or wants to be paid (on payday) |
