| maciyaku |
(thunder) s/he starts to make a noise |
| maciyalokahal |
s/he starts digging, drilling, or punching holes in h/ |
| maciyalokahmon |
s/he starts digging, drilling, or punching holes in it |
| maciyalokihike |
s/he starts digging, drilling, or punching holes |
| maciyaluwosu |
s/he is starting to lose weight |
| maciyamhulal |
s/he starts to carry h/ |
| maciyamhutun |
s/he starts to carry it |
| maciyamkolessu |
it starts to burn |
| maciyamkuhse |
s/he starts walking or walks away on gravel; (dual and plural, also) they start walking or walk away in a line, in a group (e.g., procession, march) |
| maciyamoqessu |
it starts to storm |
| maciyapasuwok |
they leave on foot, walk away; they leave (by any means: Wol); (toddlers) they start to walk |
| maciyapeki-punomon |
s/he starts setting it out in a line |
| maciyapekon |
it originates, begins to develop |
| maciyaphal |
s/he starts to track h/; s/he moves away, tracking h/ |
| maciyaphomon |
s/he starts tracking it |
| maciyapilahsu |
s/he starts to carry water, sets off carrying water (or other liquid) |
| maciyaptu |
s/he starts to leave tracks, goes away leaving tracks |
| maciyaptun |
s/he starts to track it |
| maciyatokonike |
s/he starts to braid; (cat) s/he starts to purr |
| maciyehloqe |
s/he, it drifts away, starts drifting |
| maciyessu |
s/he, it starts to move; s/he, it moves away |
| maciyewestu |
s/he starts to talk, starts to speak |
| macoskehpute |
it begins to vibrate |
| motutuwatomon |
(campfire, bonfire, fire in stove) s/he starts it burning, kindles it |
| motutuwatomuwewal |
s/he starts fire for h/ |
