askomawsu |
s/he lives forever |
askomawsuwiw |
it lives forever |
cehqonawsu |
s/he lives until daybreak |
kakawawsu |
s/he lives intensely |
kisawsu |
s/he lived, can live; s/he has survived |
mamatuwawsu |
s/he lives on what s/he has available, ekes out a living |
pisuwawsu |
s/he freeloads, lives off others |
pomawsu |
s/he lives, is alive |
qonawsu |
s/he lives for so long a time |
qonawsuwiw |
it lives for so long a time |
sapawsu |
s/he survives, lives through (something) |
'sikawsu |
s/he suffers; h/ life is full of suffering (e.g., hunger, poverty); s/he lives hard life |
sipkawsu |
s/he lives long time, has long life |
siqonawsu |
s/he survives until spring; s/he lives through hard times |
siwawsu |
s/he is tired of living, gets tired of living |
siyepawsu |
s/he lives longer (than life-expectancy); s/he outlives (other family members) |
'tawsu |
s/he survives, lives through (something); s/he comes out alive (from accident, war, disease, etc.) |
tolawsu |
s/he is alive, is living; s/he is living (in a place) |
tolawsuwiw |
it is alive, is living |
utawsin |
s/he survives it; s/he lives by means of it, lives off it |
wewawsu |
s/he has well-ordered life, lives properly |
wiwonasi-pomawsu |
s/he lives crazy life |
wolawsu |
s/he lives well, has happy life, has enough to get by on (food, possessions, etc.) |
woli-litu |
s/he leads a good life, lives well, has no wants |
woli-pomawsu |
s/he lives well, is principled |