v. to drive a stake into
1. hukwisutapi hesipon̓ hemišup, 'I am going to drive this stake into the ground.'
2. kikaswisutapi lokaswał, 'it drives acorns into holes.'
3. huknunalu’us hesikʰkawayu loka’elelu, kuhusʰinayus ’is’eqenmu, tšwišutapinwu siklawus lokas’eqenmu, 'I am going to take my horse to the blacksmith, he is going to shoe him, he cuts away the part under the hoof and nails the shoe on.'
Morph.: [<wi- (instr.striking)+ su- (caus) + tap (visit; enter (the residence of)) + -i (cplv)>]
Cross References:
1. hukwisutapi hesipon̓ hemišup, 'I am going to drive this stake into the ground.'
2. kikaswisutapi lokaswał, 'it drives acorns into holes.'
3. huknunalu’us hesikʰkawayu loka’elelu, kuhusʰinayus ’is’eqenmu, tšwišutapinwu siklawus lokas’eqenmu, 'I am going to take my horse to the blacksmith, he is going to shoe him, he cuts away the part under the hoof and nails the shoe on.'
Morph.: [<wi- (instr.striking)+ su- (caus) + tap (visit; enter (the residence of)) + -i (cplv)>]
Cross References:
- saxinowo to place vertically by ramming into the ground
- sutapi to put into; to put through
- tap to visit; to enter (the residence of)
- tapi to enter; to enter on (smn)