ankuwamu |
s/he, it falls forward, flies farther (involuntarily) |
apuckoli (apuckol-) |
upside-down, inside-out; falling backward |
asuwamu |
s/he, it flies or falls through the air at an angle (involuntarily) |
'cetuwiptun |
s/he grabs it to keep it from falling |
ciltehsin |
s/he is marked by falling on or hitting something |
cipewokihtehsin |
s/he is startled by sound of something or someone falling |
citonaqtehsin |
(tree, person) s/he falls and lands stiffly |
cituwi-pokossin |
s/he trips and falls forward |
cituwiye |
s/he falls forward |
cuhpamu, cuwahpamu |
s/he, it falls into water (involuntarily) |
cuhpiye |
s/he, it falls into water |
cuwahpiye |
s/he, it goes (or falls) into water |
ehqamu |
s/he, it stops moving through the air (flying or falling involuntarily) |
kaski (kask-) |
deep; falling over edge |
kaski-qasku |
s/he runs over edge and falls (e.g., buffalo over cliff) |
kaskiye |
s/he, it goes or falls over edge (e.g., car over cliff) |
kaskomelku |
s/he steps over edge and falls |
kipitutom |
s/he is lying down having fallen or flopped from exhaustion, illness, etc. |
kippu |
s/he has fallen to ground; (tree) s/he has been felled |
kisamu |
s/he fell down, fell on the ground or floor (involuntarily) |
kistehsin |
s/he fell and hurt self, got into an accident |
kistehsu |
s/he fell and hurt self, got into an accident (see note) |
ksihtehsin |
s/he is hurt, is injured in fall or crash |
'kuskahtehkomon |
s/he capsizes it by jumping or falling on it |
maspihtehsin |
(snow, hail) s/he falls thickly |