ᐋᐦᑕᐦᐁᐤ âhtahew [VTA]

s/he puts them away, nahahew (vta); it is put away, nahastew (vii); s/he puts her/him in the wrong place, naspâtahew (vta); s/he puts two people together, nîswahew (vta); s/he is put ahead or in front, nîkânahâ (vta); s/he puts her/him ahead or in front, nîkânihew (vta); s/he puts her/him first, nistamahew (vta); s/he puts her/him over the top, pasitahew (vta); s/he puts them in their place, postamohew (vta); putting clothes on, postayiwinisewin (ni); s/he puts clothes on her/him or s/he dresses her/him, postayiwinisahew (vta); s/he puts clothes on her/him, kikayiwinsahew (vta); s/he puts on her/his own shoes, postaskisinew (vta); s/he puts her/his own apron on, postaspastakanew (vta); s/he puts gloves on her/him, postastisahew (vta); s/he puts on her/his own clothes, postayiwinisew (vta); s/he puts a coat on her/him, postasakahew (vta); s/he puts on her/his own coat, postasâkew (vai); s/he puts on her/his own snowshoes, postasâmew (vai); s/he puts shoes on her/him, postaskisinahew (vta); s/he puts on her/his own footwear, postaskisinew (vai); s/he puts a hat on her/him, postastotinahew (vta); s/he puts on her/his own cap or hat, postastotinew (vta); s/he puts a pair of pants on her/him, postitâsahew (vta); s/he puts on her/his own pants, postitâsew (vai); s/he puts something in the other person's mouth, saskamohew (vta); s/he puts her/him underneath, sekwahew (vti); s/he puts more of them on top, takwahew (vti); s/he puts her/his foot in them, tâpisikoskawew (vta); s/he is able to put her/his arms around her/him, tepâskonew (vta)

Source: Alberta Elders' Cree Dictionary English-Cree

Language: Cree