| 't-asite-wathomuwal |
s/he waves back at h/ |
| 'kosoka-wathomuwal |
s/he waves at h/ from across the way |
| ksatqin |
the waves are big or high, the water is rough |
| ksatqinihke |
(on ocean, lake, etc.) there are big waves |
| kuskahtuhuke |
s/he, it tips with or on the waves |
| mocatqihton |
there are dangerous or turbulent waves (e.g., standing waves in river or turbulent waves where ocean currents meet) |
| olomatqin |
the waves are heading away; the waves are getting bigger |
| 'tawatkuwe |
it rides the waves well |
| toku |
(in ocean, lake, etc.) wave |
| tokuwisahkukot |
it is formed in shape of small waves (crimped, corrugated, pleated, etc.) |
| tokuwisoloqe |
(on lake, river, etc.) ice forms with rippled surface |
| tolekihpute |
(cloth, flag, etc.) it is flapping, waving |
| tolekiye |
(cloth, paper) s/he, it flaps, waves |
| tutatqin |
there is heavy sea, the waves are so high |
| wahcehtahsu |
s/he waves (hello, goodbye, etc.) |
| wahcehtuwal |
s/he waves to h/ |
| wapatq |
(crest of breaking wave) whitecap |
| wathomuwal |
s/he waves to h/, beckons h/ |
| wolatkuwe |
(duck, boat) s/he, it rides the waves well |
| wolatqin |
(surface of water) the waves are gentle |
| yalenskiye, alenskiye |
s/he jumps around, jumps all over the place; s/he waves limbs around, flails around |
