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Created page with "Verbs involving actions with hands. {| class="wikitable sortable" |- ! Nümü || English || Wycliffe || Notes |- ! | ''reach into with hand'' | makwaha | |- ! | ''to join or come together; glue together'' | tsabeka | |- ! | ''pull out (weeds)'' | tsadoobe | |- ! | ''spin with hand'' | makwenooe | |- ! | ''burn hand'' | mogootae | |- ! | ''untie or untangle'' | tsadoopa | |- ! | ''stack with hand'' | makaduku | |- ! | ''hold for a while'' | tsapunne | |- ! | ''bring..."
 
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Revision as of 15:24, 8 June 2025

Verbs involving actions with hands.

Nümü English Wycliffe Notes
reach into with hand makwaha
to join or come together; glue together tsabeka
pull out (weeds) tsadoobe
spin with hand makwenooe
burn hand mogootae
untie or untangle tsadoopa
makadükü stack with hand makaduku NP-B has MD: makadüku.
hold for a while tsapunne
bring a handful mahedake
slip from hand magwutooe
break in smaller pieces tsagode
catch tsakatu
standing with hands in pockets makwahakwunu
scoop with hand maheda
pile up, sit down, turn off (the motor) tsakaduku
break piece off tsaka'a
break by bending tsakopa
applaud or clap hands madatse
call over with hand motion mabae
strong hand manohobu
lead or pull (a dog, an elder, a boat...) tsaka
pat or tap with hand mada'ne
to peel tsakedooa
take or let down tsakwueku
hang tsakwene