| 'kospastun |
s/he dries it (meat, fish, laundry, etc.) |
| mehtekhucuwole |
s/he has finished hanging clothes to dry |
| napahqiqtihike |
s/he puts corn cobs on sticks to dry |
| niweyu |
(climate, weather) it is arid, is dry; (person) s/he is thirsty (Wol) |
| niwihpu |
s/he eats without drinking anything |
| niwokiskot |
it is dry weather, it is a dry day |
| nokosapahsu |
(apple, carpet, etc.) s/he dries quickly |
| peqekesson |
(cloth, paper, etc.) it is drying out |
| peqesson |
(clothing on line; surface of road after rain) it is drying out, it is drying off |
| peqessu |
s/he, it dries quickly |
| peqsoke |
(wood, lumber) it is dried out |
| peqsokessu |
s/he, it dries out |
| psikipahsu |
s/he cracks or splits due to dryness |
| psikipahte |
(lumber) it cracks or splits due to dryness |
| psuwahq |
dried dead wood (standing tree, bushes, etc.) |
| sakolaskste |
it is dry and hardened |
| 'samipahsu |
(canoe rib, log, bread) s/he is too dry and therefore brittle or hard |
| 'samipahte |
it is too dry and therefore brittle or tough |
| sihkolapsqesoma |
s/he boils (something) dry |
| 'sihkolapsqesomon |
s/he boils it dry (potato, egg, etc.); s/he fries it until no more fat runs out of it (meat, etc.) |
| sihkolapsqesu |
(container, food, milk) s/he boils away, boils dry |
| sihkolapsqete |
(container, food, water, broth) it boils dry, boils away |
| sikiqesu |
s/he is dried up, is shriveled (e.g., plum turned into prune); (tire, balloon) s/he is deflated |
| sikiqete |
it is dried up, is shriveled, is wilted, is deflated |
| sikiqewsewiw |
it is gradually losing air or deflating, is gradually wilting or drying up |
