ᑲ  ᔪᐦᑌᔭᐠ ka yohteyak [VII]

s/he opens it, i.e.: a jar, pâskapowenew (vta); s/he opens her/his mouth, pâskitonew (vta); s/he opened her/his mouth wide or s/he yawned, tâwatiw (vai); it has an opening, tawâw (vii); s/he opened it or them, tawinew (vta); it opened up, tawipayiw (vai); s/he has an opening, tawisiw (vai); the act of having an opening, tawisiwin (ni); it is open, i.e.: a shirt collar, tôneyâw (vii); s/he opens up a can with an instrument, yohtehwew (vta); it is open, i.e.: a door, yohtekotew (vii); s/he opens up a box with her/his bare hands, yohtenew (vti); s/he pulls them open, yohtepitew (vti or vta); s/he opens them, yohtenew (vta); s/he knocks them open, yohtewepahwew (vta); s/he opens it for her/him, yohtenamawew (vta)

Source: Alberta Elders' Cree Dictionary English-Cree

Language: Cree