'pehkolahtomon |
s/he licks it clean |
'pehkolahtomuwan |
s/he licks clean or licks all of something belonging to h/ |
pehkonoma, pehkonome |
s/he is clean, is tidy |
pehqessu |
s/he, it gets clean all of a sudden (e.g., rag put in bleach) |
'pekotomon |
s/he eats it clean (e.g., bone); s/he eats all of it |
peksewe |
s/he has clean clothing on |
peksoke |
it is a clean floor; the floor is clean, the floorboards are clean |
'pektahal |
s/he hits all of h/; (gambling) s/he cleans h/ out, takes all h/ money; (figuratively) s/he wipes h/ out, kills h/, annihilates h/; (with plural direct object) s/he gets all of them |
'pektehmon |
s/he gets it all; s/he hits it all |
'pulatiyahal |
s/he cleans soot or other burned residue out of h/ (tobacco pipe, chimney, stovepipe); s/he reams h/ out (e.g., plumbing pipe, neck of bottle) |
'pulatiyahmon |
s/he cleans soot or other burned residue out of it, reams it out (rifle barrel) |
'pulatiyihikewal |
s/he cleans soot out of chimney or stovepipe for h/ |
skiccoksewe |
s/he puts on clean clothes without bathing |
ulehlal |
s/he fixes or repairs h/ (e.g., bicycle); s/he likes to use h/; s/he gives h/ last rites; s/he cleans h/ (game animal); (inverse forms; medicine, discipline, education) s/he, it does h/ good, is good for h/ |
ulihtun |
s/he cleans it |
uliyal |
s/he cleans or guts h/ (fish, deer, pumpkin, etc.); s/he cleans h/ when harvesting h/ (strawberry, onion, etc.) |
wisunal |
s/he cleans h/ |
wisunike |
s/he cleans house, tidies up |
wisunikewal |
s/he cleans house for h/ |
wisunikewotun |
s/he straightens it out or neatens it by arranging it |
wisunomon |
s/he cleans or tidies it; s/he straightens it up (e.g., arranges objects on table, floor, etc.); s/he clears it (table) |
wisunomuwan |
s/he cleans or tidies something belonging to h/ |
wisuwiptun |
s/he cleans it quickly, straightens it up quickly (bed, etc.) |
wolihtahsu |
s/he cleans |
wolihtasu |
it is well made; (with preverb, also) it is cleaned, it is fixed (see example) |