| aluwatokopu |
(rope, wire, etc.) s/he cannot take the strain, cannot carry intended amperage; s/he cannot be coiled or arranged (e.g., too springy or stiff) |
| kakawicuwon |
it flows fast, there is a strong current |
| kakawpekihton |
the current is swift |
| kepcicuwok |
narrows, strait (between two lakes, in river, etc.); narrowing of current |
| ksicuwon |
it flows rapidly, it is strong current |
| mocicuwon |
(current, water) it flows unfavorably or dangerously |
| pomatokolamson |
(jet stream, steady air current) it blows |
| 'samicuwon |
(flowing water or tide) the current is too fast |
| wolicuwon |
it flows well; (current) it is favorable (e.g., to canoe paddler) |
| wolicuwonoma, wolicuwonome |
s/he has favorable current (for sailing, canoeing, etc.) |
