't-atekonomon |
s/he changes the wrapping on it |
't-atekonomuwan |
s/he changes wrapping on something belonging to h/ |
atokiskot |
(weather) it changes, it is changeable |
atolutike |
s/he changes price(s) on item(s) for sale |
atomahtu |
h/ behavior changes |
atomolsu |
the way s/he feels changes (e.g., s/he feels better or worse) |
atpe |
(liquid) its level changes |
atpehe |
the level of the tide changes |
't-atpotun |
s/he changes it (water) |
atqepu |
s/he changes seat, moves to another seat; s/he changes position in seat |
atsewakon |
clothing taken off (when putting on fresh clothing) |
atsewe |
s/he changes clothes |
atute |
s/he changes residence, moves belongings to another place, relocates, resettles |
atuwemu |
s/he changes own shoes (puts on different pair) |
't-atuwikhomon |
s/he changes or revises it (document, drawing, etc.) |
kahsolutike |
(seller) s/he changes price (usually, raises it) |
metessik |
(coins) change; (in general) money |
milikatewu |
s/he keeps putting leg(s) in different positions |
milikonahsin |
s/he keeps changing position of legs while sleeping |
milikonahsu |
s/he keeps changing position of leg(s) quickly (while sitting or standing) |
nenehsawte |
it could go either way; it could be changed, knocked off, etc., easily; it is precarious (e.g., something positioned close to the edge) |
piluwamoqiye |
h/ facial features change |
piluwessu |
h/ facial features change when s/he is about to die |
piluwi-qtakone |
(boy going through puberty) his voice changes |
piluwiye |
s/he becomes different, changes |