| aponihiqe |
s/he is back from having gone to cut and strip birchbark |
| 't-emesokehlal |
s/he strips h/ (of clothing) |
| emesokehlosu |
s/he removes all own clothing, s/he strips |
| 't-emesokonal |
s/he removes all h/ clothing, strips h/ |
| 't-emesokonomon |
s/he strips it, bares it |
| emesokonsu |
s/he takes off own clothes, strips |
| 'keccehsuwalal |
s/he takes h/ clothes; s/he strips h/ of parts (e.g., bicycle) |
| monikpehlal |
(basketmaking) s/he strips splints from h/ (ash log); s/he strips bark from h/ (e.g., cedar tree) |
| monikpehtun |
s/he strips bark from it (branch; especially, of black ash) |
| musiki (musik-) |
tearing down; stripping of parts or possessions |
| musikonal |
s/he takes all of h/ things; takes h/ things and does not return them (but does not actually steal them); s/he strips parts from h/ (e.g., bicycle) |
| natonihiqe |
s/he goes (comes) to cut and strip birchbark |
| setolensu |
s/he takes off own clothes, strips |
