| 't-olapekhomuwan |
s/he winds up (etc.) something belonging to h/ |
| 't-olatokonomewal |
s/he braids h/ hair for h/, ties h/ hair for h/ (with ribbon, string, etc.) |
| olopisu |
s/he is wrapped and tied |
| 't-otolatokonomewal |
s/he is braiding h/ hair for h/; s/he is tying h/ hair for h/ (with ribbon, string, etc.) |
| paskocokopolike |
s/he ties something soft tightly inside cloth so that it bursts (e.g., when pressing fruit to make jelly) |
| 'petokupitun |
s/he ties it to something so that it won't get away |
| sakolekopisu |
s/he is wrapped up and tied or bound tight |
| sakolopite |
it is tied tight or firmly |
| 'sakolopitun |
s/he ties it tight |
| 'sakolopituwan |
s/he ties tight something belonging to h/ |
| sakolopolike |
s/he ties (something) tightly; (potato-picker) s/he ties sacks tightly |
| sakolopolikon |
something used to tie things tightly; twist-tie |
| 'sakolopolomon |
s/he ties it tight |
| 'sakolopolomuwan |
s/he ties tight something belonging to h/ |
| 'sitopilomon |
s/he ties it to something |
| 'sitopitun |
s/he ties it to something |
| 'sonopilal |
s/he ties h/ tight |
| 'sonopitun |
s/he ties it tight |
| 'supisuwok |
they are three tied together |
| tetpopu |
s/he is at same level, has same score (as someone else); (dual and plural) they are tied in score |
| tolapskepolike |
s/he is tying bag(s) with lumpy contents (cotton balls, bread, potatoes, coal, ice cubes, etc.) |
| ulapekhomon |
s/he ties it up well; s/he rectifies it (situation, etc.) |
| ulapekhomuwan |
s/he ties it up well for h/, ties well something belonging to h/ |
| wiwonatokopilal |
s/he ties h/ around something (rope, etc.); s/he ties something around h/ |
| wiwonopolomon |
s/he ties it around something |
