v. to put into; to put through
Var.: (sutapin-)
1. huksutapi hesik̓ułya hesik̓aniyu, 'I am going to put my ring on.'
2. hukʰnip̓ow huksutapi he’ištǝk, 'I put butt end of feather back and insert.'
3. tsamsutapi sipon̓, 'they stick the stick inside' (the house or anywhere) (said of putting firewood in the kitchen).
4. huksutapi hešikwaštap, 'I am going to put on my bracelet.'
5. huksutapi hesinǝ kuhukaqʰkǝyǝmi, 'I am going to straighten this stick in the fire.'
6. huksutapi heso’ołno, 'I am going to put (the bread) in the oven.'
7. ’ałtsutapinit, 'he put it in me [his penis].'
8. huksutapinił, 'I am going to put it in you.'
9. ksutapinwu, 'I put them inside' (the chickens in the chickencoop).
10. ksutapi hema’am, 'I put it inside' (as in a room).
11. tsʰapitsʰǝ lokas’eqenmu, kinupan tsaqsumu niwašǝtš ’an munašwašǝtš kišʰutapini’iy hesinǝ kikasitete, 'he heats the horseshoe and tries it on and if it does not yet fit well he heats it again and hammers it.'
Morph.: [<su- (caus) + tap (visit; to enter (the residence of)) + -i (cplv)>]
Cross References: Ref: 89.296.4; 90.670.1-673.3

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