| 't-ahkonimal |
s/he speaks calmly or soothingly with h/ |
| ahqatuwe |
s/he climbs hurriedly; s/he speaks awkwardly |
| ahtolewestu |
s/he keeps talking, keeps speaking |
| 't-aluwiwihtomon |
s/he tries without success to say it, has difficulty saying or pronouncing it |
| amalhewestu |
s/he talks elegantly, speaks poetically |
| assokewestu |
s/he speaks strangely |
| cipokewestu |
s/he talks loud, speaks in loud voice (when a quieter voice is more appropriate, as in church or in conversation about private matters) |
| epahsatuwe |
s/he climbs halfway up; s/he mixes two languages when speaking, speaks half and half |
| ikolisomanatuwe |
s/he speaks English |
| ikolisomanewestu |
s/he speaks in English |
| kciqahawtaqsu |
s/he speaks knowledgeably, speaks authoritatively |
| kespewestu |
s/he speaks without meaning to (e.g., betrays a secret) |
| 'kihcitomakonimal |
s/he speaks about h/ with great respect |
| kikimewestu |
s/he speaks silently or secretly, whispers so as not to be heard, murmurs |
| kisewestu |
s/he talked or spoke, can talk or speak |
| 'koluluwewal |
s/he speaks for h/, speaks on h/ behalf; s/he translates for h/; s/he arranges marriage for h/ |
| 'kolusihtomon |
s/he speaks for it; s/he is spokesperson for it |
| kolusu |
s/he speaks |
| komutewestu |
s/he speaks in secret |
| kotuwewestu |
s/he wants to speak, is going to speak or make a speech |
| latuwe 2 |
s/he speaks (a language) |
| lewestu |
s/he speaks thus |
| lewestuwamsu |
s/he speaks to self, talks to self |
| maciyewestu |
s/he starts to talk, starts to speak |
| mathuksu |
s/he speaks up |
