touch
(verb)
- to touch sth or sb with one’s hand
- ᑖᐦᑭᓇᒻ, ᑖᐦᑭᓀᐤ
- tâhkinam, tâhkinew
- to touch sth or sb using an implement
- ᑖᐦᑲᐦᐊᒻ, ᑖᐦᑲᐦᐌᐤ
- tâhkaham, tâhkahwew
- to touch sth or sb with one’s body
- ᑖᐦᑭᔥᑲᒻ, ᑖᐦᑭᔥᑲᐌᐤ
- tâhkiškam, tâhkiškawew
- to lay one’s hand on sth or sb
- ᓵᒥᓇᒻ, ᓵᒥᓀᐤ
- sâminam, sâminew
We also found mentions of 'touch' in
s/he feels thus to the touch
it feels thus to the touch
s/he feels rough to the touch
it feels rough to the touch
it is hot to the touch
s/he is warm to the touch
it is warm to the touch
s/he feels soft to the touch
it feels soft to the touch
s/he feels bad to the touch, s/he has an unpleasant texture
it feels bad to the touch, it has an unpleasant texture
s/he is soft or yielding to the touch
it is soft or yielding to the touch
s/he feels hard to the touch
it feels hard to the touch
s/he feels good to the touch
it feels good to the touch
s/he hangs it (such that it does not touch that which is underneath)
s/he hangs it (such that it does not touch that which is underneath)
s/he feels moist to the touch
it feels moist to the touch
s/he feels dry to the touch
it feels dry to the touch
s/he feels lumpy to the touch
it feels lumpy to the touch
s/he feels smooth to the touch
it feels smooth to the touch
s/he makes h/self touch the surface of the water
they touch each other (manually)
s/he is hot to the touch