| atuwemu |
s/he changes own shoes (puts on different pair) |
| 'kanaksone |
s/he has old shoes, h/ shoes are old |
| ketuwemu |
s/he takes shoes off |
| kinaksone, kinkosone |
s/he has big shoes, h/ shoes are big |
| maksonol |
h/ shoe |
| maskaksone |
s/he has fancy shoes, has smelly shoes |
| maskoqone |
s/he has sexy shoes; s/he is wearing high-heeled shoes |
| maspuwemhutolal |
s/he puts thick footwear on h/ feet (usually, to keep h/ warm) |
| metkoma |
s/he wears out shoes |
| mickonikonatessu |
s/he gets a little excrement on shoe (from stepping in it) |
| nahsuwemhutolal |
s/he puts shoes on h/ |
| nahsuwemu |
s/he puts shoes on |
| olonahqahasicik |
baseball shoes, spiked shoes, cleated shoes, steel-toed shoes |
| oluwemu |
s/he wears shoes, wears that kind of shoe |
| oposakson |
wooden shoe |
| pilaksone |
s/he has new shoes |
| piwsoqakson |
wooden shoe, clog |
| pkoson |
shoe |
| pkosonohom, maksonhom |
s/he wears shoes |
| puskosone |
s/he has wet shoes |
| 'qolopuwemhutolal |
s/he puts h/ shoes on the wrong feet |
| seskoqone |
h/ shoe(s) have fancy heel(s) s/he is wearing fancy shoes (often used to indicate being overdressed for an occasion) |
| spoqone |
s/he is wearing high-heeled shoes |
| tkikuwemu |
s/he wears heavy shoes, boots, etc. |
| tolaksonke |
s/he is making shoes or moccasins |
