| ahtolihtihike |
s/he keeps knocking or pounding or tapping or or chopping |
| ahtolihtihikewiw |
it keeps knocking, pounding, tapping, chopping |
| ankuwaqtihikon |
second length of pounding-ash from single tree (i.e., part above lower section of trunk) |
| cikawikpehtahsit |
person who purposely pounds an ash log for basket splints without overlapping the blows (to save time, planning to peel off the strips by force; splints are difficult to remove in this way without damaging them) |
| eqtihike |
s/he stops pounding, stops knocking |
| kakawtehson |
it beats or pounds fast |
| kakawtihike |
s/he pounds rapidly with fist |
| 'kihcitakpehtehmon |
s/he pounds it (something made of ash wood) down into the ground (Wol) |
| 'kihcitamtehmon |
s/he pounds it in (nail, stake, etc.) |
| kistahasu |
(e.g., tree) s/he, it was cut, can be cut; s/he, it was pounded, can be pounded |
| 'komastuhulqosu |
(ash log) s/he is easy to pound; (boxer) s/he is easily hit or knocked out; (lender, etc.) s/he is a "soft touch" |
| kotuwikpehtihike |
s/he wants to pound ash, is going to pound ash |
| ksatokihtehsin |
(rope, string) s/he strikes sharply against something, pounds against something |
| likpehtihike |
s/he pounds ash log to obtain basket splints |
| macekpehtihike |
s/he begins to pound ash to obtain basket splints |
| mawcoktahal |
s/he mixes h/ by hitting or pounding h/ (soft substance; e.g., dough) |
| mawcoktehmon |
s/he mixes it by hitting or pounding it (soft substance; e.g., wet cement, paste) |
| mecimtihike |
s/he is always pounding |
| moctahal |
s/he chops or pounds h/ poorly (tree, ash log, etc.) |
| moctahasu |
(tree, log, pole) s/he, it is poorly cut (e.g., crooked, too short); (ash log) s/he is poorly pounded |
| moctehmon |
s/he chops or pounds it poorly |
| motehtihike |
s/he is heard knocking (especially, at door), s/he knocks at the door; s/he is heard pounding, chopping, etc. (but is not seen) |
| motehtihikewiw |
it is heard knocking or pounding or chopping (but is not seen); (clock, etc.) it is heard ticking |
| motekpehtihike |
s/he is heard pounding ash (but is not seen) |
| nahkacokihtahal |
s/he pounds h/ down (risen bread dough) |
