| 't-askihkotomuwan |
s/he clamps with teeth something belonging to h/; s/he bites it and holds it for h/ |
| 'celapit |
h/ wisdom tooth |
| ckuwapitetutom |
s/he comes toward here or faces this way baring teeth |
| 'ketapitehlal |
s/he extracts h/ tooth (teeth) |
| kolotamu |
s/he chews, s/he holds something with teeth |
| 'kolotomuwan |
s/he holds something belonging to h/ firmly between teeth |
| kossapitensu |
s/he brushes (own) teeth |
| ksapite |
s/he has sharp teeth |
| lapitehe |
(person, tool) h/, its teeth are in such a condition; (ai; shoe, tire) h/ tread is in such a condition; (ii; wood) its grain is such |
| maskapitehtuwal |
(dog, wolf, etc.) s/he bares teeth at h/ |
| mehtapitehe |
(person, animal) h/ teeth are worn down; (tire, shoe) h/ tread is worn down; (tire) s/he is bald |
| mocapite |
s/he has crooked teeth, has bad teeth |
| monapite |
s/he has tooth (teeth) missing |
| monapitehe |
(child, adult, animal) h/ tooth falls out, h/ teeth fall out |
| monapitehlal |
s/he extracts or pulls h/ tooth (teeth) |
| monapitehlosu |
s/he pulls out own tooth (teeth) |
| monapitehtahal |
s/he knocks h/ tooth (teeth) out |
| monapitehtehmon |
s/he knocks its teeth off, knocks its tines off (e.g., rake, pitchfork) |
| monapitehtuhusu |
s/he knocks own teeth out |
| monapitehtun |
s/he removes its teeth or tines (rake, saw, etc.) |
| nomocinaqotomon |
s/he holds it sideways with teeth (bone, stick, etc.) |
| nuci-wipitket |
one who makes false teeth, denturist |
| nutiyahqapite |
s/he has buck teeth; h/ teeth jut out |
| piluwapit |
false tooth |
| piluwapite |
s/he has false teeth |
