| likapuwu, likapuhu |
s/he stands thus |
| maskitutom |
(usually, woman) she stands in sexy or provocative posture |
| mehsikapuwit |
(conjunct forms only) why s/he is standing; why is s/he standing? |
| messuwikapuwu, messuwikapuhu |
s/he stands in the open, stands in full view, stands in plain sight |
| mitacaskekapuwu, mitacaskekapuhu |
s/he stands with legs apart |
| mitakapuwu, mitakapuhu |
s/he stands with feet apart |
| mociyehsuwikapuwu, mociyehsuwikapuhu |
s/he stands completely motionless |
| nihkanikapuwu, nihkanikapuhu |
s/he stands at front |
| niktuwikapuwihtomon |
s/he stands holding it between legs (object resting on ground) |
| nisikapuwuwok, nisikapuwuhuk |
they (two) stand together |
| nomocinikapuwu, nomocinikapuhu |
s/he stands sideways |
| 't-olikapuwikhal |
s/he stands h/ (in a place); (military) s/he drills h/ |
| olomu |
(tree, hair, grass, finger) s/he, it stands up straight |
| petamihku |
s/he gets up so far (e.g., injured person trying to stand) |
| ptokekapuwu, ptokekapuhu |
s/he turns to one side while standing |
| qetamihku |
s/he tries to get up, tries to stand up (e.g., injured person) |
| qolopikapuwu, qolopikapuhu |
s/he turns to face opposite way while standing in one place |
| 'qotuhkakapuwu, 'qotuhkakapuhu |
s/he stands alone |
| sakolikapuwu, sakolikapuhu |
s/he stands firmly; s/he stands firm, is steadfast |
| sankewikapuwu, sankewikapuhu |
s/he stands still; (military) s/he stands at ease |
| sasokikapuwu, sasokikapuhu |
s/he stands straight; (military) s/he stands at attention |
| sehkahapiye, sehkehepiye |
s/he paddles standing up |
| sehkahasu |
it is stood upright |
| sehke |
s/he stands, stands up |
| 'sehkehlal |
s/he stands h/ upright |
