| 'cilapskihtehmon |
s/he carves it (e.g., petroglyph) using rock to chip at it |
| kawapskihke |
there are sharp rocks or stones there |
| mecimapsqehta |
h/ anchor or fishing line is snagged on rock(s) |
| milapskicuwon |
(water) it flows many different ways over rocks |
| muskapskehtun |
s/he tears it up, digs it out of the ground (rock) |
| olomapskihke |
(rocky feature in landscape) it extends away |
| ponapsq |
rock, stone |
| 'ponapsqahal |
s/he stones h/, throws stones at h/, pelts h/ with stones |
| 'ponapsqahmon |
s/he throws stones at it, pelts it with stones |
| ponapsqey |
something made of rock; (inanimate) (Polypodium virginianum) polypody, rock fern; (Cryptogramma stelleri) rock brake, slender cliffbrake |
| psikapskiye |
(rock) there is a crack or split in it |
| sqotewapsq |
hot rock (for use in sweat-lodge or for heating water) |
