bookobidoon
vti2
break it in two (with hands) |
bookobizh
vta
break h/ in two (with hands) |
bookoboodoon
vti2
saw it in two |
bookoboozh
vta
saw h/ in two |
bookodoondaneshin
vai
s/he falls and breaks her heel |
bookodoone
vai
s/he stops talking abruptly |
bookoga'
vta
chop h/ breaking h/ in two |
bookoga'an
vti
chop it breaking it in half |
bookoganaam
vta
break h/ in two (by hitting) |
bookoganaandan
vti
break it in two (by hitting) |
bookogane
vai
s/he has a broken bone |
bookoganeshin
vai
s/he falls and breaks a bone |
bookogaade
vai
s/he breaks h/ (own) leg, has a broken leg |
bookogaadeshin
vai
s/he falls and break h/ leg |
bookogidigweshin
vai
s/he falls and breaks h/ kneecap |
bookogwebizh
vta
wring h/ neck |
bookogweshin
vai
s/he falls and breaks h/ neck |
bookojaane
vai
s/he has a broken nose |
bookojaaneshin
vai
s/he falls and breaks h/ nose |
bookojiibidoon
vti2
break, tear it (body or something bag-like) in two |
bookojiibizh
vta
break, tear h/ (as a body or something bag-like) in two |
bookonike
vai
s/he breaks h/ (own) arm, has a broken arm |
bookonikeshin
vai
s/he falls and break h/ arm |
bookoningwii
vai
s/he breaks h/ wing, has a broken wing |
bookoningwiishin
vai
s/he breaks h/ wing falling or hitting against |
bookoninjii
vai
s/he breaks h/ hand, has a broken hand |
bookoninjiishin
vai
s/he falls and breaks h/ hand |
bookoshkan
vti
break it in two (by foot or body) |
bookoshkaw
vta
break h/ in two (by foot or body) |
bookoshkaa
vii
it breaks in two, is broken in two |
bookoshkaa
vai
s/he breaks in two, is broken in two |
bookozide
vai
s/he breaks h/ foot, has broken foot |
bookozideshin
vai
s/he falls and breaks h/ foot |
bookwaboye
vai
s/he breaks a paddle |
bookwam
vta
bite h/ in two |
bookwandan
vti
bite it in two |
bookwaabide
vai
s/he has a broken tooth, breaks h/ tooth |
bookwaabideshin
vai
s/he falls and breaks a tooth or teeth |
bookwaabik
ni
piece of metal |
bookwaagime
vai
s/he breaks h/ snowshoe |
bookwaanowebizh
vta
snap off h/ tail |
bookwaasin
vii
it breaks in two in the wind |
bookwaashi
vai
s/he breaks in two in the wind |
bookwaawigane
vai
s/he has a broken back, breaks h/ back, is hunchbacked |
bookwaawiganebizh
vta
break h/ back (with hands) |
bookwaawiganeshin
vai
s/he falls and break h/ back |