| asuwipahte |
it dries crooked |
| cihciqipahsu |
s/he shrinks in width from drying |
| cihciqipahte |
it shrinks in width from drying |
| cilkipahsu |
s/he becomes shorter as s/he dries (e.g., rope) |
| cilkipahte |
it becomes shorter as it dries (e.g., leather shoelace) |
| ekhucewotahsu |
s/he hangs clothes over something to dry (without using clothespins) |
| ekhucuwole |
s/he hangs clothes to dry; (cormorant) s/he holds wings out to dry |
| 'kahsahqahal |
s/he wipes h/ dry (pot, dish, food residue) |
| 'kahsahqahmon |
s/he wipes it dry |
| kahsicukhike |
s/he wipes dishes, dries dishes |
| 'kahsicukhomon |
s/he wipes it dry (utensil) |
| 'kahsihpulal |
s/he wipes h/ dry briskly, dries h/ off briskly |
| 'kahsihputun |
s/he wipes it dry briskly, dries it off briskly |
| 'kahsihputuwan |
s/he wipes dry something belonging to h/ |
| kisekonasit |
animal skin that has been dressed, stretched, and dried |
| kisolesqte |
(bean, pea) its pod has dried |
| 'kispahsal, 'kospahsal |
s/he dries h/ (fish, apple, etc., to preserve as food) |
| 'kispahsimal, 'kospahsimal |
s/he dries h/ (fish, etc.) |
| 'kispahsomon |
s/he dries it (meat, herb, berry, etc.) |
| kispahsu |
(fish, apple, shirt, etc.) s/he dries; (figuratively) s/he is thirsty |
| kispahtasoke |
(wood, lumber) it is dry |
| kispahte |
it is dry, is arid; (meat, fruit) it is dried |
| kispastasu |
it is dried or dehydrated or desiccated |
| 'kispastun |
s/he dries it (meat, fish, etc.) |
| 'kispastuwan |
s/he dries something belonging to h/ (meat, etc.) |
