| mace-ihin |
s/he begins to do it, begins to work on it |
| mace-kehkitin |
the school year starts |
| macekhahsin |
s/he starts to look for it, sets off looking for it |
| macekhahsu |
s/he starts to search |
| macekon |
it starts to grow |
| macekonse |
s/he begins to gather driftwood, moves away gathering driftwood |
| mace-ksinuhka, mace-ksinuhke |
s/he starts to get sick |
| macekuhuke |
s/he, it floats away, begins to float |
| macelamson |
it starts to get windy; wind begins to blow |
| macelamsuke |
s/he, it blows away, starts to blow away |
| macelan |
it starts to rain |
| macelanisiye |
(rain) it starts to sprinkle or drizzle |
| macelatom |
s/he starts breathing |
| mace-luhkatasu |
(project, process, etc.) it is in beginning stages, work on it is beginning |
| mace-luhkatomon |
s/he starts to work on it |
| maceluwesu |
s/he starts to scold |
| macemiye |
s/he starts to pray |
| macenahsuwiw |
it starts hauling load |
| 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 |
| macenikatom |
s/he starts out carrying items on shoulder or back |
| macenikatomon |
s/he starts out carrying it on shoulder or back |
| macentu |
s/he starts to sing |
| macentuwatomon |
s/he starts to sing it |
| macenukot |
(event) it starts, begins |
