ahsuwapekhikon |
cord that closes curtains or the slats of a window blind |
't-ahsuwekehtun |
s/he closes or lowers it (curtain, blind) |
ahsuwekopolike |
s/he closes the curtains (window shade, blind, etc.) |
keppuckahasik, kpuckahasik |
closed or locked place |
'kophal, 'koppahal |
s/he locks h/ up, locks h/ in, imprisons h/, confines h/; s/he closes h/, closes the opening in h/ (e.g., bottle, jar, hollow log) |
'kophomon, 'koppahmon |
s/he shuts it, closes it |
'kophomuwan, 'koppahmuwan |
s/he shuts something belonging to h/ |
'kophomuwewan |
s/he shuts it for h/ |
'koppekopilomon |
s/he closes it by covering it with cloth, paper, etc. tied in place |
'koppihqahal |
s/he seals h/ with something sticky (e.g., tape); s/he seals h/ in, closes h/ in |
'koppiqqahal |
s/he stops h/ from bleeding by closing h/ (vein) |
'koppiqqehmon |
s/he stops it from bleeding by closing it (wound) |
'koppotehtehmon |
s/he boards it up |
'koppotiyahkan |
s/he bangs it closed, slams it shut |
'koppotiyahkewan |
s/he slams it closed on h/ |
'koppuckahmon |
s/he closes it with stopper (or cork, plug, bung, etc.); s/he closes it by blocking entrance |
'koppukomon |
s/he stitches it closed |
'koppukuwal |
s/he stitches h/ up, stitches h/ closed; (surgeon) s/he sews h/ up (after operation) |
'koppulsepolomon |
s/he ties it closed using tool |
kpahasu 2 |
it is shut, is closed |
kpawtosson |
it is a closed road, the road is closed |
kpekopolike |
s/he covers (something) with cloth; s/he closes curtain(s), pulls down window shade(s) |
kpiye 2 |
(water pipe, windpipe, nostril, etc.) s/he, it closes, becomes blocked, swells shut |
kpuhusu |
s/he shuts or locks self in, closes self in |
nute-kpahmon |
it is shuts it out, closes it out, locks it out |