ᑲ  ᐊᐧᑭᓇᒥᕁ  ᑮᑲᐧᕀ ka wakinamihk kîkway [VTI]

bending over, wakisowin (ni); s/he bends her/him many different ways, ayapakinew (vti); s/he makes it bend by applying heat, pihkihkaswew (vti) (Northern Cree); s/he makes it bend by applying heat, pihkaswew (vti) (Plains Cree); s/he bends her/his knee for her/him, pihkikestawew (vta); s/he bends her/his own knee, pihkikeyiw (vai); s/he bends her/him or them, pihkinew (vta); s/he bends them by pulling, pihkipitêw (vta); s/he bends her/his arm by pulling, pihkipitonepitew (vta); s/he bends it with a kick, i.e.: a pail, pihkiskawew (vta); s/he is bent over, pihkisiw (vai) (Northern Cree); s/he is bent over, pihkiw (vai) (Plains Cree); it is bent over, pihkâw (vai); s/he bends her/his own body, wâkîw (vai); s/he bends her/him, wakinew (vta); s/he is bent with age, wâkikihkâw (vai); something that was bent, wâkinikan (ni); s/he makes a shelter with bent sticks, wâkinokew (vai); it bends on its own, wâkipayiw (vii); s/he bends them by pulling, wâkipitew (vti); s/he is bent or stooped, wâkisiw (vai)

Source: Alberta Elders' Cree Dictionary English-Cree

Language: Cree