ahpu |
s/he sits there repeatedly or continuously, stays there (seated, positioned) |
ahtoluhqepu |
s/he keeps sitting there |
amihku |
s/he gets up (sits up or stands up) |
ankuhqepu |
(seated person) s/he moves over (e.g., along bench or couch) |
't-apotukonapin |
s/he sits leaning against it with knees raised |
aqacokopu |
s/he sits slumped over |
astuhqepuwok |
they (two) sit facing each other |
astuwapskotiyepuwok |
they (two) sit belly-to-belly |
astuwaskotepuwok |
they (two) sit back-to-back (Wol) |
astuwikonatepu |
s/he sits with legs together |
asuwikonatepu |
s/he sits with legs crossed (one leg across lap or both legs crossed) |
asuwocokopu |
s/he has slid or flopped over to one side; s/he sits slumped over |
asuwopu |
s/he is sitting or is positioned crooked (tilting sideways or turned to side) |
'cikciyepu |
s/he leaves outline of backside where s/he sits |
cikopu |
s/he is silent, sits silently |
cilopu |
s/he leaves mark by sitting (e.g., impression in cushion or snow, wet spot) |
cinpe |
(ii) it sits low in water; (ai; container) the level of liquid in h/ is low |
cinte |
it sits low |
ckuhqepu |
s/he sits facing this way, sits facing toward here |
ckuhtunepu |
s/he sits facing toward here with mouth open |
coceppu, ceppu |
s/he sits apart or separately |
conqeptehsin |
(e.g., hare fleeing) s/he stops suddenly in seated position |
cupte |
it sits in water, is partly in water |
cuwappu, cuppu |
s/he sits in water, sits partly in water |
epit |
one that is seated; one that is situated or in position |