v. to smear; to tar; to spread on
1. kpey, 'I put mud or tar on a surface.'
2. hukpeypi, 'I put [some mud] on it.'
3. hukpey ’išolop, 'I stick some mud on it.'
4. kpey ’išolop hesa’ap, 'I put mud over this adobe house.'
5. hukpeypi siyop, 'I am going to smear it with tar.'
6. huksutiqip lokaswał, 'I am going to plug the hole.'
Cross References:
1. kpey, 'I put mud or tar on a surface.'
2. hukpeypi, 'I put [some mud] on it.'
3. hukpey ’išolop, 'I stick some mud on it.'
4. kpey ’išolop hesa’ap, 'I put mud over this adobe house.'
5. hukpeypi siyop, 'I am going to smear it with tar.'
6. huksutiqip lokaswał, 'I am going to plug the hole.'
Cross References:
- ’anaputiteqpey shellfish which cling to rocks
- ’ixweteqpeyeš imitation
- apiteqpey to burn onto; to stick to by being burnt on to
- axiteqpey to (keep) attach(ing) to ; to be stuck to
- eleqpeyus to taste like
- eqpešeš to be alike
- eqpey to resemble; to be like; to look like
- ixweteqpeyus to imitate
- maxsuteqpey to follow behind (by nature of being connected to)
- peyeš mortar
- peyini to be flower season
- qałtsuteqpey to tie together so as to close a space between two items
- qilipey to look smth over
- suteqpey to hitch/connect (as in when attaching a wagon to horses); to glue to
- sutipey to add to
- šapuštipey to cook together
- teqpey to adhere; to stick to
- tipey to be pressed against
- uštipey to mix together; to stir in
- utiteqpe’ey to stick to suddenly; to land on suddenly
- wisuteqpey to make adhere by blows; to nail to