v. to sleep
Redup.: wew̓e
1. kʰwew̓è, 'I am sleeping.'
2. kišwe, 'we two sleep together.'
3. lokǝ’ǝqǝy ’an tsalinowo ’iswe, 'the hen sleeps erect.'
4. hukotoyinpi hukwe, 'I am going to lie on it (on the mat), I am going to sleep.'
5. mušamušowu susiwe hema’am, 'the people do not allow the dogs to sleep in the houses.'
6. no ’an kwatilala kikakotoyi kikakwe, 'I was tired, I lay down and went to sleep.'
7. niwašǝtš hałpwe ? ; hįhį̥, kalinaxyǝ’ǝt, 'have you slept well?' ; 'yes, all night.'
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Redup.: wew̓e
1. kʰwew̓è, 'I am sleeping.'
2. kišwe, 'we two sleep together.'
3. lokǝ’ǝqǝy ’an tsalinowo ’iswe, 'the hen sleeps erect.'
4. hukotoyinpi hukwe, 'I am going to lie on it (on the mat), I am going to sleep.'
5. mušamušowu susiwe hema’am, 'the people do not allow the dogs to sleep in the houses.'
6. no ’an kwatilala kikakotoyi kikakwe, 'I was tired, I lay down and went to sleep.'
7. niwašǝtš hałpwe ? ; hįhį̥, kalinaxyǝ’ǝt, 'have you slept well?' ; 'yes, all night.'
Cross References:
- alitʰax to sleep in the morning
- alitšwe to have sex with; to fornicate with
- alikuwewetš to be lying down piled up
- ikuwewe to pile one thing on top of another
- ikuwewetš to be piled one on top of another
- pełwe to spend the night
- pełwenmu where one typically sleeps
- qiłtsuyawe to be half-asleep
- supełwe to pass the night; to stay overnight; to make stay overnight
- suyawe to be sleepy
- šuwene’eš sedative; morphine
- taksuwe to put to sleep
- watipełwe to sleep by the roadside on a journey
- we’eł to go smwh to sleep
- wenmu bedroom
- wenpi to sleep in