*šuhsašuhsáwlead several, take somewhere, pull alongsg.*šuʔdiPrefixed:šu-*hsa1*šuhsam2essivešuhsámʔhold several (people, animals) in place by pulling (on a rope)sg.*šuʔdim1*šuhsamcismlf.šuhsámciwgrab and hold several (people, animals) in place by pulling (on a rope)sg.*šuʔdimci*šuhsacsmlf.šuhsáʔlead several (people, animals) away, start to lead somewhere; pull (with a rope)sg.*šuʔdic*šusatʰmucʼdist.šusátʰmuʔlead several (people, animals) here and there, all over, all around; pull (with a rope)sg.*šude·nʔwad*šuhsam1dir.šuhsámʔlead several (people, animals) across or past; pull (with a rope)sg.*šuʔdim2*šuhsamacdir.šuhsamáʔ1lead several (people, animals) in from here; pull (with a rope)sg.*šuʔdimac 12lead several (people, animals) south or east from here; pull (with a rope)sg.*šuʔdimac 2*šuhsamaddir.šuhsamá·dulead several (people, animals) within an enclosed place (house, pasture); at a place identified in the context, enclosed or not; pull (with a rope)pl.*šuʔdimadpl. agt.*šuhsamacʼ*šuhsamaqʷdir.šuhsamáʔ1lead several (people, animals) in here; pull (with a rope)sg.*šuʔdimaqʷ 12lead several (people, animals) southward or eastward to here, from the north or west; pull (with a rope)sg.*šuʔdimaqʷ 2*šuhsama·ducdir.šuhsamá·duʔlead several (people, animals) home, to a place, carry to destination; pull (with a rope)sg.*šuʔdima·ducpl. agt.*šuhsama·cʼic*šuhsama·qocʼdir.šuhsamá·qoʔlead several (people, animals) back a few steps; pull (with a rope)sg.*šuʔdima·qocʼ*šuhsamuldir.šuhsamúlʔlead several (people, animals) around to the other side; pull (with a rope)sg.*šuʔdimul*šuhsamu·licʼdir.šuhsamú·liʔlead several (people, animals) all the way around; pull (with a rope)sg.*šuʔdimu·licʼ*šusa·bicdir.šusa·bíʔ1pick up several (people, animals) (with a pulling); start to drag, lead by the handsg.*šude·bic 12lead several (people, animals) up, away; pull (with a rope)sg.*šude·bic 2*šusa·ddir.šusa·du´1lead several (people, animals) along, in one direction; pull (with a rope)sg.*šude·d 12lead several (people, animals) toward here; pull (with a rope)sg.*šude·d 2pl. agt.*šusa·cʼ*šusa·ducdir.šusa·dúʔlead several (people, animals) far, away to a distance; pull (with a rope)sg.*šude·ducpl. agt.*šusa·cʼic*šusa·ladir.šusa·láwlead several (people, animals) down; pull (with a rope)sg.*šuda·la*šusa·lamecʼdir.šusala·méʔlead several (people, animals) down off of; pull (with a rope)sg.*šuda·lamecʼ*šusa·loqdir.šusa·lóʔlead several (people, animals) up toward here; pull (with a rope)sg.*šuda·loq*šusa·loqocʼdir.šusalo·qóʔlead several (people, animals) up out of; pull (with a rope)sg.*šuda·loqocʼ*šusa·qdir.šusaʔ´1lead several (people, animals) out from here, go away; pull (with a rope)sg.*šuda·q 12lead several (people, animals) north or west from here; pull (with a rope)sg.*šuda·q 2*šusa·qacdir.šusa·qáʔlead several (people, animals) up from here; pull (with a rope)sg.*šuda·qac*šusa·qocʼdir.šusa·qóʔlead several (people, animals) out from here; pull (with a rope)sg.*šuda·qocʼ*šusa·qʷdir.šusaʔ´1lead several (people, animals) out toward here; pull (with a rope)sg.*šuda·qʷ 12lead several (people, animals) northward or westward to here, from the south or east; pull (with a rope)sg.*šuda·qʷ 2
