| kescuwe |
she bears so many children |
| kisi-nicanke |
s/he is able to have children |
| koti-wolessu |
(mother) she is going to give birth |
| milcuwe |
she has children by various men |
| miyascuwe |
she starts bearing children at young age |
| nicansiw |
(animal, usually mammal) s/he has offspring or babies or young |
| niscuwe |
she gives birth to twins |
| nokosacuwe |
she bears children at short intervals |
| nokosahtihike |
(mother; slang) s/he bears children at close intervals |
| olcuwe |
she has that many children, has children that often |
| piluwi-nicanke |
she has child(ren) with man of different race or ethnic group, etc. |
| psqahsuwe 2 |
(young woman) she blooms, reaches child-bearing age |
| 'samcuwe |
she bears too many children, bears children too close together |
| sawecuwe |
she bears children often |
| 'socuwe |
she gives birth to triplets |
| toqehsiscuwe |
she gives birth to twins |
| unicaniniyal |
s/he has a child with h/ |
| wenicansit |
(animal, usually mammal) one who bears children; female |
| wolessu 1 |
(mother) she gives birth |
