| 't-apqasokahal |
s/he unlocks h/; s/he lets h/ out by unlocking |
| cikawi-nutehe |
s/he forces way out, breaks out (e.g., from jail) |
| 'cikawi-nutehlal |
s/he forces h/ to go out |
| 'cikawi-nutehtun |
s/he forces it out |
| 'ci-nutehe |
s/he goes out from there |
| keci (kec-, ket-) |
off; removing, taking off, doffing; taking out, extracting |
| 'ketalkatomon |
s/he digs it out |
| 'ketekisomon |
s/he cuts it out |
| kikimi-nutehe |
s/he sneaks out silently |
| kikimi-nutetutom |
s/he is in act of sneaking out quietly |
| kispohon |
(lake, ocean, etc.) the ice is melted and gone, the ice is out |
| macehkot |
the tide is starting to go out |
| milawiye |
s/he goes out into the water, onto the ice, into field, into clearing, etc. |
| monahkan |
s/he throws it off, yanks it off (e.g., door off hinges); s/he pulls or yanks it out (from where it is stuck or encased) |
| montokahkan |
s/he rips or yanks it off or out (something string-like) |
| munsa-nutehe |
s/he keeps going out (when s/he should stay indoors) |
| muskapskehtun |
s/he tears it up, digs it out of the ground (rock) |
| muskuhse |
s/he gets out (from somewhere) on foot |
| nomocini-nutehkawotuwok |
they (two) walk out sideways |
| nute (nutiy-) |
out; going out, coming out |
| nutecokahmon |
s/he scrapes it out (soft substance) |
| nutecokonomon |
s/he digs it out with hands (soft substance) |
| nutecuwon |
it flows out (of something) |
| nutehe |
s/he goes out, comes out |
| nutehewiw |
it comes or goes out; it becomes available for purchase, it is published |
