vt. to visit; to enter (the residence of)
1. tštapit ša’at̓axatš, 'a man entered my room' (came to visit me).
2. sinayustap ’iswayi, 'when winter comes.'
3. ’i ’ałtap ’i maxat̓amǝš, 'those who enter the fiesta (ceremonial entry).'
4. kaštapinǝ ’an kʰtapuš loša’at̓axatš, 'yesterday I entered that man's room.'
5. huktapuswu’u loša’at̓axt̓axatš, 'I am going to visit those men.'
6. tšiyuš’akpiwu loka’i’ałtap kamaxat̓amǝš, 'they showered those who entered, threw seeds over them.'
7. huktapu’us loša’at̓axatš (Ϟor loka’at̓axatš), 'I am going to visit that man.'
8. huštapušwa’aš ’an mušnałwa’aš kǝwǝ (Ϟor k̓uwe) suxninik̓oyi, 'he was intending to visit him, but he did not go for/but he repented.'
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1. tštapit ša’at̓axatš, 'a man entered my room' (came to visit me).
2. sinayustap ’iswayi, 'when winter comes.'
3. ’i ’ałtap ’i maxat̓amǝš, 'those who enter the fiesta (ceremonial entry).'
4. kaštapinǝ ’an kʰtapuš loša’at̓axatš, 'yesterday I entered that man's room.'
5. huktapuswu’u loša’at̓axt̓axatš, 'I am going to visit those men.'
6. tšiyuš’akpiwu loka’i’ałtap kamaxat̓amǝš, 'they showered those who entered, threw seeds over them.'
7. huktapu’us loša’at̓axatš (Ϟor loka’at̓axatš), 'I am going to visit that man.'
8. huštapušwa’aš ’an mušnałwa’aš kǝwǝ (Ϟor k̓uwe) suxninik̓oyi, 'he was intending to visit him, but he did not go for/but he repented.'
Cross References:
- ’antap ’antap
- aqšititap to continue; to keep on; to go on
- ax̓utitapi to barely get in
- iwałtapi to come into from out of
- kaswalitapinǝ day before yesterday
- kaštapinǝ yesterday
- k̓ilitapi to rush into; to hide under
- maqtapi to put on pants
- maxsutapi to drag into; to pull into
- nutapi to carry into/inside
- pilitapi to stream/trickle in from outside
- piłtapi to throw out; to bury
- qułtap to shine into
- siqiłtitap to watch leave
- sitiłtapš to fry tortillas
- siwałtapi to throw on/in
- supilitapus to pour down/into
- sutapi to put into; to put through
- šaqtitap hot beverage (coffee, tea, etc.)
- šayuqštapi to put on (clothes, etc.)
- šulałtapi to toss into
- šušałtapi to throw 2+ items into
- tapi to enter; to enter on (smn)
- tapinmu entrance; place where smth comes in
- tapli to go into
- titap to chase away
- tštapuša’aš foreshaft of arrow
- ustap to row
- ušlatapš to fall into
- ušta’ap to put one's hand in
- uxmałtap to poke or ram (as with a stick)
- waštap bracelet
- watitap to visit momentarily
- wayitapli to go into slowly