fall
(verb)
- ᐸᐦᑭᐦᑎᓐ, ᐸᐦᑭᔑᓐ
- pahkihtin, pahkišin
- to fall head first
- ᐊᒋᒋ ᐸᐦᑭᔑᓐ
- acici-pahkišin
- to fall onto one’s back
- ᐋᔑᑭᒋᐸᓕᐤ
- âšikicipaliw
- ᐋᔑᑭᒋ ᐸᐦᑭᔑᓐ
- âšikici-pahkišin
- to fall off the edge
- ᐋᒧᑌᐸᓕᐤ
- âmotepaliw
- to fall off the bed while sleeping
- ᐋᒧᑌᐦᒀᒥᐤ
- âmotehkwâmiw
- to fall off or out of a moving vehicle
- ᐋᒧᑌᔑᓐ
- âmotešin
- to fall into the fire
- ᒪᒍᔥᑌᐸᓕᐤ
- macoštepaliw
- to fall into the water
- ᑲᐸᔥᑕᐌᐸᓕᐤ
- kapaštawepaliw
- to fall off, as in to become detached
- ᒪᓂᐸᓕᐤ
- manipaliw
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s/he is hurt from a fall or a collision
a traditional divinatory game played with one's eyes closed where the aim is to insert one's finger through the cavity of a beaver pelvis held over one's head by the opposite hand, success being a good omen that the player will soon find a beaver lodge, while failure by touching the pelvic bone is a bad omen that the player will instead fall in the water
s/he makes h/ fall from a moving object
s/he makes it fall over the edge (using h/ feet or body)
s/he makes h/ fall over the edge (using h/ feet or body)
s/he breaks h/ neck in a fall or collision
s/he cause h/ to fall overboard (using h/ feet or body)
s/he causes h/ to fall out by tipping the boat, vehicle, or container (using h/ feet or body)
s/he makes it fall out of its container
s/he makes it fall out of its container
s/he is maimed (in a collision or fall)
it is the time of the first frosts (i.e., late fall, early winter)
the time of the first frosts (i.e., late fall, early winter)
h/ eyeball comes out of its socket during a fall or collision
s/he makes it fall by pulling on it
s/he makes h/ fall by pulling on h/
a fall
it shakes in the wind causing what adheres to it to fall or dissipate
it shakes in the wind causing what adheres to it to fall or dissipate
s/he causes what adheres to it to fall or dissipate by placing it in the wind, s/he airs it out
s/he causes what adheres to it to fall or dissipate by placing it in the wind, s/he airs it out
it shakes and causes what adheres to it to fall
s/he makes it fall down (using h/ feet or body)
s/he makes h/ fall down (using h/ feet or h/ body)
s/he resists falling asleep, s/he takes a long time to fall asleep
an autumn duck (any of a number of duck species that begin their migration south late in the fall or in earlier winter such as the common goldeneye or greater scaup)
the Milky Way (traditionally thought to indicate the way south for birds in the fall)
the Milky Way (traditionally thought to indicate the way south for birds in the fall)
s/he lets h/ fall
s/he makes it fall over (by pulling), s/he pulls it down
s/he makes h/ fall over (by pulling), s/he pulls h/ down
a traditional divinatory game whereby the answer to a yes-no question is determined by the position in which a pair of otter paws fall after being thrown, a ‘yes’ answer corresponding to both paws facing upwards, a ‘no’ corresponding to them facing downwards, and a ‘maybe’ when one paw faces upwards and the other faces downwards
a traditional game played with one's eyes closed where the aim is to insert one's finger through the cavity of a beaver pelvis held over one's head by the opposite hand, success being a good omen that the player will soon find a beaver lodge, while failure by touching the pelvic bone is a bad omen that the player will instead fall in the water
it is autumn, fall
s/he lets it fall
4 results found
Some words starting with 'fall'
fallfish
noun
noun
âwatôsiw
osâwatôsiw
falling star
noun
noun
kâ pahkišihk-wacahkoš
falls
noun
noun
kîškâpiskiciwan
kaskâpiskiciwan