| kistutuwe |
s/he started or built fire, can start or build fire |
| mawaqosonikiyik |
they make communal fire |
| mehtamkolenoma |
s/he has finished burning wood or fire |
| memhuhtutuwe |
s/he builds roaring fire |
| motutuwahal |
s/he kindles fire for h/, puts more wood in stove for h/ |
| motutuwalal |
s/he starts h/ burning, sets h/ on fire |
| motutuwatomuwewal |
s/he starts fire for h/ |
| motutuwe |
s/he prepares or builds fire, s/he keeps fire going |
| motutuwewal |
s/he builds fire for h/, keeps fire going for h/ |
| nattutuwe |
s/he goes (comes) to build fire |
| nokosayamkolessu |
s/he, it catches fire quickly, is combustible |
| 'posqolehlal |
s/he ignites h/, sets h/ on fire; s/he sets h/ house on fire; s/he fires h/ (employee) |
| psqolehtasu |
it is set afire, set ablaze |
| psqolenike |
s/he starts fires (grass-fires, brush-fires, or other uncontrolled or uncontained fires) |
| psqolesson |
it bursts into flames, catches fire |
| psqolhe |
s/he, it catches fire; h/ house catches fire |
| 'qotsiyahkan |
s/he throws it into stove or fire |
| sakhamkolessu |
fire or flames come out of h/, it |
| spasotutuwe, spastutuwe |
s/he kindles morning fire |
| sqot |
fire |
| sqotewinut |
hearth, fire pit, fire box |
| sqotewiw |
(animate; meteor) s/he is burning; (inanimate; fire) it is burning, it is (still) alive (e.g., woodstove or campfire next morning) |
| 'tawtutuwe |
s/he is good at getting a fire going, knows how to build fire (in fireplace, at campsite, etc.) |
| tolotutuwe |
s/he is building fire (preparing fuel and starting it burning), s/he is keeping fire going |
| tolotutuwosu |
s/he is preparing a fire for self |
