macenaqot |
it is starting to look like something; (show, dance) it has started; (train, bus) it looks as if it is about to depart |
macenaqsu |
s/he is seen to be beginning or starting to do something |
macikossu |
s/he looks frail |
mahcuwikon |
it is strange looking, odd looking (mainly Wol) |
mahcuwiku |
s/he is strange looking, is odd looking (mainly Wol) |
maskinaqot |
(clothing, etc.) it looks sexy |
mewiyawinaqot |
it looks better, it looks improved |
mewiyawinaqsu |
s/he looks better (after having been ill) |
miyawikon |
it is good or looks good (for purpose) |
miyawinomon |
s/he likes the looks of it, s/he thinks it cute |
miyawinomuwan |
s/he likes the way something belonging to h/ looks |
miyawinuwal |
s/he likes the looks of h/, s/he thinks h/ cute |
moccokinaqot |
it looks messy or dirty |
moccokinaqsu |
s/he looks messy or dirty |
mocinaqot |
(ugly, in poor condition, of poor quality) it looks bad |
mocinaqsu |
(ugly, in poor condition, of poor quality) s/he looks bad |
mocinasu |
s/he looks bad to self, finds self unattractive |
mocinomon |
s/he thinks it looks terrible, bad, etc.; s/he dislikes the look of it |
mocinomuwan |
s/he dislikes the look of something belonging to h/; s/he thinks something belonging to h/ looks bad |
mocinuwal |
s/he dislikes the look of h/ |
mocokiskotinaqot |
it looks like bad weather |
moconomewinaqot |
it looks messy or sloppy |
mokosewinaqot |
it looks black |
mokosewinaqsu |
s/he looks black |
naskanaqot |
(part of body, etc.) it looks to be in poor condition; (situation, etc.) it looks discouraging |