| cocahtehsin |
s/he runs into or hits against something (wall, post, boulder, iceberg, etc.) |
| kcitawse |
s/he walks far into or sinks into (woods, grass, brush, snow, mud, etc.); (thorn, etc.) s/he gradually works way into (body, carpet, etc.; verb ai 9) |
| 'kihcitakpehtehmon |
s/he pounds it (something made of ash wood) down into the ground (Wol) |
| 'kihcossenal |
s/he puts h/ in the fire |
| kihcossenomon |
s/he puts it in the fire |
| napittehson |
it hooks onto or into (something) (e.g., shackle into case of padlock) |
| nastehkom |
s/he steps into (something) |
| olonomu |
s/he, it is stuck in or into (something) |
| 'pisahkalal |
s/he throws h/ in (into room, box, etc.) |
| 'piscoktahal |
s/he hits into h/ |
| 'piscoktehmon |
s/he hits into it |
| 'pisehtun |
s/he puts it in, s/he inserts it |
| pisi (pis-) |
into; passing through boundary (doorway, hole, border, etc.) |
| pisiw |
into; in or out through boundary (doorway, hole, border, etc.) |
| pisi-wakcuhucin |
s/he bends down into something |
| 'pistestun |
s/he knocks it in; s/he drops it or lets it fall into something (unintentionally) |
| pisute |
(changing residence) s/he moves in |
| 'qotsiyahkan |
s/he throws it into stove or fire |
| sispenaqsu |
(child, rummager) s/he gets into everything |
| tepamu |
s/he falls in |
| tepessu |
s/he gets into vehicle or boat |
| 'tepi-sukahtun |
s/he pours it into something; s/he pours enough of it |
