waqítn

Look for. áwaqitšaaš ‘I am looking for them’; kutaš aw kú wínana ánč̓ax̣i waqítna ‘and then we went again looking for [it]’; áwaqitatak ‘go look for him!’; šína patáwaqitša ‘who are they looking for?’; iwaqítatana Billna ‘he went to look for Bill’; iwaqítnayiša k̓úsi ‘he is looking for their horse’; iwaqítnayišana paanáy pšɨ́t ‘he was looking for his (someone else’s) father’; áwaqitatak kʷaaná pɨ́taatna ‘go look for those trees’; iwaqítatana ku iwaqítwaqitna ‘he went to look for [them] and he looked and looked’; amaš íkʷɨn šapáwaqitatašana ‘there where I was going in order to have you look’; ku iwaqítwaqitna ‘and he looked all around’; máywaqitn ‘look for in the morning’; táwwaqitn ‘look for at night’; twáwaqitn ‘look for by poking around’; twáwaqitn ‘look for in the rain’; twáwaqitn ‘look for by poking around (as in ashes) with a stick’; wiyáwaqitn ‘look for on the way’. Also šnáwi, áwawi. [NP /ˀpéw̓i/.]