pemoluhkemok, pemoluhkemk |
week, weekday, work week |
pomoluhke |
s/he works along (as time passes), works at a steady pace |
'samoluhke |
s/he works too much, works too hard |
sehsoluhke |
s/he works so hard that s/he cries |
sehta-luhke |
s/he works backward (i.e., starts at end of process and follows steps in backward order) |
'sikawsikhal |
s/he works hard to support h/ |
'siki-cuwihtun |
s/he works hard to earn it, acquires it through hard work |
sikoluhke |
s/he works hard, works diligently, works constantly |
'sikoluhkekhal |
s/he works h/ hard |
'sikoluhkektun |
s/he works it hard |
sikoluhkewakoniw |
it is backbreaking work, is drudgery |
sikte-luhke |
s/he works hard, s/he works hard and suffers as a result |
sipkoluhke |
s/he works for a long time |
siwoluhke |
s/he is tired of working |
skitapewessu |
(boy, girl, woman) s/he does man's work |
spasoluhke |
s/he works in the morning, s/he starts work early |
'tawi-amalholuhke |
s/he knows how to do fancy work |
'tawi-nulomoluhke |
s/he is good at working from memory |
'tawoluhke |
s/he is good at job, is good worker, knows how to work |
tehsahqoluhke |
s/he works on top of (table, desk, etc.) |
tetpoluhke |
s/he works at steady or smooth or even pace |
tkiqoluhke |
h/ work involves heavy lifting; s/he toils |
tolluhke |
s/he is working |
tutoluhke |
s/he works so hard |
wahantoluhke |
s/he does devil's work |