imiyewintu |
s/he sings hymn or anthem or religious song |
kakawintu |
s/he sings quickly |
kehsintu |
s/he sings so much, sings so many times |
kisintu |
s/he sang, can sing |
kotuwintu |
s/he wants to sing, is going to sing |
ksentu |
s/he sings as s/he enters |
lintu |
s/he sings, s/he sings thus |
macentu |
s/he starts to sing |
macentuwatomon |
s/he starts to sing it |
malikintu |
s/he sings mockingly |
malikintuwatomon |
s/he sings mockingly about it |
mawintuhtuwok |
they sing together |
mehcintu |
s/he stops singing, finishes song, has finished song |
milintuwatomon |
s/he sings it various ways |
minuwintuwatomon |
s/he sings it again |
motentu |
s/he is heard singing (but is not seen) |
noqtolamuhtomon |
s/he says or recites or sings it all in one breath |
noskawewintuwewal |
s/he sings greeting song to (for) h/ |
't-olintun |
s/he sings it |
't-olintuwatomon |
s/he sings it |
't-olintuwatomuwan |
s/he sings it to h/; s/he sings something belonging to h/ (song) |
't-olintuwatomuwewal |
s/he sings something for h/ |
't-olintuwatomuwewan |
s/he sings it for h/ (on h/ behalf; e.g., because h/ voice is hoarse) |
't-olintuwewal |
s/he sings for h/ |
't-olintuwewan |
s/he sings it for h/ |