| akonahkukot |
it is slumped or collapsed in shape |
| asuwahkukot |
it is crooked in form or shape |
| 'ciktahal |
s/he shapes h/ roughly by scraping, smoothing, chipping, etc. (e.g., piece of ash wood) |
| 'ciktehmuwan |
s/he shapes something belonging to h/ by scraping, smoothing, etc. |
| ciktihike |
s/he shapes roughly by chopping with hatchet or similar tool (e.g., in making a handle for an ax or hammer) |
| cinahkukot |
(sofa, hassock, car) it is low in shape |
| cinahkuksu |
(bathtub, pot) s/he is low in shape |
| 't-enuwahkukehtun |
s/he reshapes it, corrects its shape (e.g., repairing a dent in a car fender by hitting it from underneath and popping it back into place) |
| isikonahkukot |
it is shaped on one side only |
| kcitomahkuksu |
(child) h/ body has adult shape or proportions |
| ktomakiku, 'tomakiku |
s/he is in poor shape (physically), looks pitiful |
| lahkukehtahsu |
s/he shapes or forms, gives things a shape |
| lahkukot |
it has such a form, has such a shape |
| lahkuksu |
s/he has such a shape or form |
| likanuwiw |
it is in form of house, is shaped like house |
| milahkaqote |
it is burned out of shape, is deformed by heat |
| milahkukot |
it comes in different shapes, has various forms |
| milapske |
(three-dimensional object) s/he, it comes in many shapes; s/he, it sticks out in one or more places; s/he, it is rocky, is lumpy |
| milapskosu |
s/he comes in many shapes; s/he sticks out in one or more places |
| mocahkukot |
it has bad shape, is unattractive in shape |
| mocahkuksu |
s/he has bad shape, h/ shape is unattractive |
| nihtawahkukehtun |
s/he knows how to shape it or form it |
| nulomahkukehtun |
s/he shapes or forms it from memory (e.g., without using mold or model) |
| 't-olahkukehtun |
s/he forms it, shapes it, fabricates it |
| 't-olahkukihtun |
s/he forms it, shapes it, fabricates it; s/he makes it in such a shape |
