| 't-olakonomon |
s/he bends it, shapes it by bending or curving it |
| 't-otolahkukehtun |
s/he is forming it, is shaping it, is fabricating it |
| 'piluwahkukehtun |
s/he shapes it differently |
| piluwahkukot |
it is shaped differently |
| psonatqonokosu |
(tree) s/he is fully branched; (fruit or vegetable) s/he is fully developed, is "filled out" |
| spahkukot |
(sofa, hassock, car) it is high in shape |
| spahkuksu |
(bathtub, elephant) s/he is high in shape |
| suwahqihikonahkukot |
it is bell-shaped |
| 'tawahkukehtahsu |
s/he is good at shaping things |
| tetomonosqiku |
s/he is square in shape |
| tetpahkukot |
it is evenly shaped; it is shaped the same way (as something else) |
| tetpahkuksu |
s/he is evenly shaped, is symmetrical in form |
| 'tuwihtikonahmon |
(basketmaking, etc.) s/he shapes it using mold or form |
| ulatqonokosal |
s/he shapes h/ (tree) by trimming or pruning |
| wapolikon |
it is growing wrong; it is wrong shape; it looks wrong; it is the wrong thing |
| wewapskahte |
(lump-like object, e.g., rock under rug) it is recognized by its shape |
| wiwonahkukot |
it is ring-shaped |
| wolahkukot |
it has good or attractive shape, is made in a good shape |
| wolahkuksu |
s/he has good or attractive shape, is made in a good shape |
| wolatqonokosu |
(tree) s/he has good or pleasing shape (especially, due to symmetry or density of branches) |
| wolihponiw |
(round fruit or vegetable) s/he, it is well shaped |
