| 't-astupilal |
s/he ties or binds h/ together from two like pieces; (with plural direct object) ties or binds them together |
| 't-astupilomon |
s/he ties or binds it together from two like pieces; (with plural direct object) s/he ties or binds them together (e.g., in basketmaking, binds two parallel sections of handle together to achieve desired width) |
| 't-astupitun |
s/he ties or binds it together forming it from two like pieces; (with plural direct object) s/he ties or binds them together |
| 't-astupituwan |
s/he binds together something belonging to h/ |
| ehetuwapekopehtahsu |
(basketmaking) s/he binds first in one direction and then back in the opposite direction (making the binding tighter and more even) |
| 'kisakopehtun |
(basketmaking) s/he bound it, can bind it |
| kolopite |
it is tied, is bound |
| 'kolopitun |
s/he ties it, binds it |
| kotuwakopehtahsu |
(basketmaking) s/he wants to bind, is going to bind |
| lahqostike |
(basketmaking) s/he fits hoop inside basket rim and binds it in place |
| minuwakopehtun |
(basketmaking) s/he rebinds it |
| nokkayakopehtun |
(basketmaking) s/he binds it completely, binds it all the way around |
| nokosayakopehtahsu |
(basketmaking) s/he binds quickly, is fast binder |
| nutakopehtahsit |
(basketmaking) person who binds, binder |
| 't-olakopehtun |
(basketmaking) s/he binds it (laces hoop to top edge of basket) |
| 'sakolahqostahmon |
s/he binds it tightly, frames it solidly |
| sakolekopisu |
s/he is wrapped up and tied or bound tight |
| tolahqostike |
(basketmaking) s/he is fitting hoop inside basket rim and binding it in place |
| wotop |
split spruce root for binding or tying |
