*ce-v-instrgrab, catch hold of and hold onto tightly--often something movable in order to immobilize itsyn*hkʰocf*ce·*cʰa·1*ne1no Directional suffixes.Plural*cet1-*bacepref.bacéwvgrab with the mouth, beak (of bird)pl.*bacetbacéʔ*bicepref.bicéwv1grab and hold by hugging, encircling in one or both arms, not necessarily to pick up; someone is walking by and you put your arms around them, to make them stop; something get caught in sewingcf*bicʰa·*bihcʰa1*bine2sew onpl.*bicetbicéʔ*bicecʼrefl.vhug selfpl.*bicetʰmacʼ*cacepref.cacéwvsecure something in place by sitting on it; "grab" with the rear end; sit on (a towel) so that it cannot slip offpl.*cacetcacéʔ*cicepref.cicéwvsnag; get caught (as fish hook on something); grab with the small part of a larger objectcf*cicʰa·*cʰinepl.*cicetcicéʔ*cucepref.cucéwvgrab with a rounded objectpl.*cucetcucéʔ*dacepref.dacéwv1grab with the hand, catch hand on something; capture, take someone prisoner; hold onto (cloth, stick, glass); keep somebody from goingcf*dacʰa·2grab or catch something immaterial, e.g., catch a disease, take a job or chancepl.*dacetdacéʔqahsil dacewph. v.qahsíl dacewvcatch coldqʼoʔo daceph. v.qʼoʔo dácewvtake the songcf*baʔsʼa*dacecʼrefl.dacéʔvhold to self; take what is handed to oneselfpl.*daceticʼdacetíʔcahno dacetiʔ yacn.p.cahno dácetiʔ yaʔntape recorder*dicepref.dicéwvgrab with gravity; fall and get caughtpl.*dicetdicéʔ*ducepref.ducéwvgrab with a fingerpl.*ducetducéʔ*hacepref.hacéwvhold with the heel, rest the heel (on a desk); hook heel onto something (as with spur, to keep from falling back)cf*hacʰa·*hane*hayempl.*hacethacéʔ*hacecʼrefl.vcatch something on self with leg*hicepref.hicéwvhold together; (clothing) hold up, last, not wear outpl.*hicethicéʔ*hicehqacaus.hicéhqawv1hook to something2keep something in good shape or good repair; cause it to last or to hold up well; (with negative) let something wear out, not take good care of it*macepref.macéwvhold by stepping on (a rope so that someone else cannot pull it away)cf*mace·pl.*macetmacéʔ*micepref.micéwvgrab with toespl.*micetmicéʔ*mucepref.mucéwv1while running, get caught on something and immobilized2Idiom: set out (for), be bound for, depart for; hitch a ride;pl.*mucetmucéʔ*pacepref.pacéwv1fasten by wrapping, especially a bundle of sticks; tick something through somthing to hold it (as papers on a pin); wrap up, pack up, tie up with rope2make a torch of split sticks tied togetherpl.*pacetpacéʔpacewabs.pacéwnbundle of wood, torch of bound split sticks or rushes; flashlightpaceʔliinstr.pacéʔlinimpaling instrument, especially a spit for roasting meatfr. var.pace·limaʔa paceʔlin.p.maʔa páceʔlintable forkqaʔdi paceʔlin.p.qaʔdi páceʔlinpitchfork*picepref.picéwvgrab with the side of a long objectpl.*picetpicéʔ*pucepref.pucéwvgrab by blowingpl.*pucetpucéʔ*qacepref.qacéwvgrab with the teeth or between the knees, with pliers, with wrench, with scissors, etc.cf*qacʰa·*qane*qayempl.*qacetqacéʔ*qacecʼrefl.vbite self*sicepref.sicéwvbe held by suctionpl.*sicetsicéʔ*šacepref.šacéwvgrab with a long object moving back and forthpl.*šacetšacéʔ*šucepref.šucéwvgrab by pushing and pullingpl.*šucetšucéʔ