| acosqone |
(baseball) s/he changes pitching arm |
| cinessu |
(baseball: pitched ball) s/he is low (below strike zone); (person, etc.) s/he goes along at low level or altitude (e.g., bird flying close to ground) |
| cituwamu |
(pitched baseball) s/he is downward curving pitch |
| cituwessit |
(baseball) downward breaking pitch |
| ehetuwosqone |
s/he is ambidextrous; (baseball) s/he can pitch left- or right-handed |
| kakawahke |
s/he throws fast; (baseball) s/he pitches fast, throws fastball |
| kisahke |
s/he threw, can throw; (baseball) s/he pitched, can pitch |
| ksakonike |
(baseball) s/he throws a very sharp curve |
| ksamutike |
(baseball) s/he can throw variety of curve balls, can throw changeup pitches |
| mecamit |
(baseball; pitch outside strike zone) ball |
| menakatahke |
s/he throws slowly; (baseball) s/he throws slow pitch |
| milahkewal |
(baseball) s/he throws variety of pitches to h/ |
| milakonike |
(baseball) s/he throws variety of curves |
| milamutike |
(baseball) s/he throws variety of pitches |
| milawahkewal |
(baseball) s/he throws outside pitch to h/ |
| miwessu |
s/he moves away quickly; s/he, it goes by at a distance (from something); (pitched baseball) s/he is outside (too far from batter) |
| mocamu |
(falling or flying object) it goes off course; (pitched baseball) s/he is a ball (as opposed to a strike) |
| nutiyahkewal |
(baseball) s/he intentionally throws outside pitch to h/ (to catcher, to walk batter intentionally, or so catcher can easily throw runner out who is stealing second base) |
| pahtayahke |
(baseball) s/he pitches left-handed, is southpaw |
| pimsqessu |
s/he twists; (pitched baseball) s/he curves |
| 'qonahkan |
s/he throws it so far; (ai; pitcher) s/he throws for so long a time (e.g., for a number of innings) |
| sesolahki-pimsqessit |
(baseball pitch) slider |
| sicessu |
s/he goes right next to (something); (pitched baseball) s/he is inside pitch (too close to batter) |
| 'sitahkewal |
(baseball) s/he throws inside pitch to h/ |
| spessu 2 |
(baseball: pitched ball) s/he is high (above strike zone); (person) s/he goes over (e.g., over falls in canoe, off tracks in derailment) |
