*cʰa·1-v-instrgrab, hold tightlycf*ce*ne1Plural*cʰat4-*bacʰa·pref.bacʰaw´vstuff into hole with beak, snoutpl.*bacʰat2bacʰáʔ*bicʰa·pref.bicʰaw´vgrab (a bundle of clothes) in both armssyn*haʔṭʼiṭ1cf*bice 1*bihcʰa1*binepl.*bicʰat2bicʰáʔ*cacʰa·pref.cacʰaw´vgrab hold tightly of a massive objectpl.*cacʰat2cacʰáʔ*cicʰa·pref.cicʰaw´vpart of an object get caught or snagged on something: a sweater to get snagged on a bush or hook, the fender of a car to catch on somethingcf*cice*cʰinepl.*cicʰat2cicʰáʔ*cicʰa·messivecicʰamʔ´vpart of an object be caught or snagged on something: a kite, ballon, or parachute be stuck in a tree*cucʰa·pref.cucʰaw´v(log) get snagged while floatingpl.*cucʰat2cucʰáʔ*cʰa·2pref.cʰaw´vbe caught tightly, be snared or trappedunspec. var.*cʰat3*cʰa·messivecʰamʔ´vbecome lodged in something up off the ground*cʰahqacaus.cʰahqáwv1cause to grab, snare or trap, catch something in a snare, trap, or strainersyn*šahkʰo2strain*dacʰa·pref.dacʰaw´vgrab with the hand or claws; capturecf*dace 1pl.*dacʰat2dacʰáʔ*dacʰacsmlf.dacʰáʔvsteal, snatch away, kidnappl.*dacʰaciddacʰací·dunaṭa dacʰaci·du yaccomp.naṭa dácʰaci·du yaʔnthief, one who keeps stealing thingsdacʰaʔ šocph. v.dacʰáʔ šoʔveavesdropsyndiʔboʔto· šoc*dicʰa·pref.dicʰaw´vget lodged, clogged, choke (not of person); fall into brush or something with branches sticking outpl.*dicʰat2dicʰáʔ*dicʰa·messivedicʰamʔ´v1(food) to get lodged in throat when swallowed, choke on (food)2Idiom: voice change (at puberty)pl.*dicʰatam*ducʰa·pref.ducʰaw´vhold tight with tips of fingerspl.*ducʰat2ducʰáʔ*ducʰa·cʼrefl.ducʰaʔ´vhold hands pressed on hip*hacʰa·pref.hacʰaw´vrest the heel on (a table)cf*hace*hane*hayempl.*hacʰat2hacʰáʔ*hicʰa·pref.hicʰaw´vbegin to put arm through someone else's arm; grab with body, hold tightly; catch onto body (as walking by)pl.*hicʰat2hicʰáʔ*hicʰa·cʼrefl.hicʰaʔ´vgo arm in arm; hold against one’s own body, especially hold between the arm and the body*hicʰa·mucʼrecip.hicʰa·múʔvbe arm in arm*macʰa·pref.macʰaw´vgrab or start to hold tight in the hand; lean bottom of foot on somethingpl.*macʰat3micháʔ*micʰa·pref.micʰaw´vstub or catch the toe (on a root)pl.*micʰat2micʰáʔ*mucʰa·pref.mucʰaw´vgrab while moving; grab (and hop on) a moving (car); run by and grab; (fly) to land (on the wall)pl.*mucʰat2mucʰáʔ*pacʰa·pref.pacʰaw´vhold end of stick against somethingpl.*pacʰat2pacʰáʔ*picʰa·pref.picʰaw´1vlay one’s head on2v(stick) lean against something3npillowsyn*šina·lma 2pl.*picʰat2picʰáʔ*pucʰa·pref.pucʰaw´vwind blow something against somethingpl.*pucʰat2pucʰáʔ*qacʰa·pref.qacʰaw´vhold in teeth (like a clothes pin); hook (salmon) and hang it from teethcf*qace*qane*qayempl.*qacʰat2qacʰáʔqacʰaw cʰilʔn.p.qacʰáw cʰilʔnsalmong hung with teeth hooked on (a root)*qacʰahqacaus.qacʰáhqawvhold between the knees*sicʰa·pref.sicʰaw´vgrasp with tonguepl.*sicʰat2sicʰáʔ*šacʰa·pref.šacʰaw´vgrab, hold tightlypl.*šacʰat2šacʰáʔ*šucʰa·pref.šucʰaw´vfasten with a rope or string, tie shoelacespl.*šucʰat2šucʰáʔdokokomʔ šucʰawph. v.dokokómʔ šucʰawvarch one branch and tie it to another as a sign that a group with a man is on the trail ahead; signal a man is on the trailqʰale šucʰawph. v.qʰale šúcʰawvbend over a plant and tie it (to mark a trail)ku·yi šucʰawn.p.ku·yi šúcʰawnhalf hitch knot*šucʰa·ṭpref.šucʰaʔ´vdraw open (deer)