ᑮᑲᐧᕀ  ᑲ  ᑫᐦᐸᐦᑭᐦᑎᕁ kîkway ka kehpahkihtihk [VTI]

it falls down, pahkihtinwa (vii); it is lying propped up, âsosin (vai); it is lying propped up, âsohtin (vii); tired no longer, rested after laying down, âstesin (vai); lying thus, fallen this way, isisin (vai); lying thus, fallen this way, ishtin (vii); tired of laying down, iskisin (vai); tired of laying down, iskihtin (vii); dizzy from falling, koskwesin (vai); dizzy from falling, koskwehtin (vii); blocking the way lying down, fallen, kipisin (vai); blocking the way lying down, fallen, kipihtin (vii); pricked, (hurt) wounded after puncturing foot, kisisin (vai); heard falling, matwesin (vai); heard falling, matwehtin (vii); well laid, it fits well, nahisin (vai); well laid, it fits well, nahihtin (vii); fallen in two pieces, nâtwâsin (vai); fallen in two pieces, nâtwâhtin (vii); dead tired, needing to lay down, nohtesin (vai); hitting something while falling, pakamisin (vai); hitting something while falling, pakamihtin (vii); fallen, falling, pakisin (vai); fallen, falling, pakihtin (vii); a part came off falling, pahkwesin (vai); a part came off falling, pahkwehtin (vii); split while falling, pâstisin (vai); split while falling, pâstihtin (vii); hurt by a fall, wisakisin (vai); hurt by a fall, wisakihtin (vii); hurt while hitting the ice falling, pahkamiskosin (vai); hurt while hitting the ice falling, pahkamiskohtin (vii); from a whole, comes off on its own, manipayiw (vai); from a whole, comes off on its own, manipayin (vii); I am falling or I have fallen, nipahkisinin (vai); you are falling or you have fallen, kipahkisinin (vai); s/he or it is falling or has fallen, pahkisin (vai); we are falling or have fallen, nipahkisininan (vai); we are falling or have fallen, kipahkisininaw (vai); you are falling or have fallen, kipahkisininawaw (vai); they are falling or have fallen, pahkisinwak (vai)

Source: Alberta Elders' Cree Dictionary English-Cree

Language: Cree