ᐱᒧᐦᑌᐤ pimohtew [VAI]

the act of walking, pimohtewin (na); s/he is walking across on the ice, âsawiskohtew (vai); s/he walks across, âsawohtew (vai); s/he walks by the place where s/he should have been, âstêhtew (vai); s/he walks away, îyikatehtew (vai); s/he missed her/him on the trail, âsteskawew (vta); s/he bypasses someone, âsteskam (vta); s/he walks into the woods, kospow (vai); s/he walks down stream, mahohtew (vai); a walk down stream, mahohtewin (ni); s/he walks with a limp, mâskipayiw (vai); s/he goes on foot, môstohtew (vai); they walk towards each other, nâtitowak (vai); s/he walks up stream, natahohtew (vai); s/he walks against the wind, nayimohtew (vai); s/he walks or travels late into the night, nîpâhtew (vai); the act of walking or travelling late into the night, nîpâhtewin (vai); s/he is tired from walking, nestohtew (vta); the act of being tired from walking, nestohtewin (vai); s/he walks ahead or in front, nîkânohtew (vta); s/he walks first or s/he leads the way, nistamohtew (vai); s/he walks on deep snow without snowshoes, nôtimew (vai); s/he walks till late evening, otâkwanohtew (vai); the act of walking in the late evening or a walk in the late evening, otâkwanohtewin (ni); s/he goes or walks into the water, pahkopew (vai); the act of going or walking into the water, pahkopewin (ni); s/he walks or travels everywhere, pahpâmohtew (vai); the act of walking everywhere, papâmohtewin (ni); s/he walks over, pastohtew (vai); s/he is walking towards us, pecastamohtew (vai); s/he walks slowly, pekihkâtohtew (vai) (Northern Cree); s/he walks slowly, yîkicikâtohtew (vai) (Plains Cree); s/he walks slowly, papwâstahohtew (vai) (Plains Cree); s/he walks from there, pêyohtohtew (vai); s/he walks alone, peyakohtew (vai); s/he walks on top of the ice, pimiskohtew (vai) (Northern Cree); s/he walks on top of the ice, pimiskohtew (vai) (Plains Cree); s/he walks on top of the ice, wâskitskohtew (vai) (Northern Cree); s/he makes him walk, pimohtahew (vai); s/he walks through the country, pimohtâtam (vti); s/he continually walks or tread on the same road, pimohteskanawew (vai); s/he walks right through without stopping, semakohtew (vai); s/he walks along the side, sisonehtew (vai); s/he walks along beside him, sisoneskawew (vta)

Source: Alberta Elders' Cree Dictionary English-Cree

Language: Cree