*ṭi·š2-v-instrstretched tight, of a surfacecf*bo·kʼ*buš*htoš1*hu·c*po·š1*tu2 2*tuš*ʔbo5*ʔtʰušʔboPlural*ṭihši-*biṭi·špref.biṭiš´vstretch (lips) tightpl.*biṭihšibiṭíhšiw*daṭi·špref.daṭiš´vstretch tight, of a surface or cloth, with the hand; inflate by stretching or fillingcf*daki·špl.*daṭihšidaṭíhšiw*daṭi·šicsmlf.vstretch tight with handfr. var.*daṭi·šci*maṭi·špref.maṭiš´vstretched tight, of a surface, by stepping on it; or pressing with the sole of the footpl.*maṭihšimaṭíhšiw*muṭi·špref.muṭiš´vsurface bubble up with heat, such as food while cookingpl.*muṭihšimuṭíhšiw*puṭi·špref.puṭiš´1vstretch tight, of a surface, from blowing; blow up, inflate a balloon2nballoon, bubblepl.*puṭihšipuṭíhšiw*qaṭi·špref.qaṭiš´vbe bloated, stretched tight, from eating; clothes stretch tight due to body being bloatedpl.*qaṭihšiqaṭíhšiw*siṭi·špref.siṭiš´vliquid stretch surface of something tight; be bloated from consuming liquidpl.*siṭihšisiṭíhšiw