*kel1-straighten, smooth, soothe, massagecf*hkelh*hṭʰinh*tulPlural*kelta-Dialectal Variant*ke·lpref.*cikelstraighten, smooth something out by holding a small part of a larger object, such as a handle*cukelpref.cukélʔiron (clothing) to smooth it outcf*cuhkelh*hikelpl.*cukeltacukéltaw*dakelpref.dakélʔstraighten with the hand; massage, pass hand over a surface to make smoothcf*dahkelh*dahṭʰinh*daki·mci*datulpl.*dakeltadakéltaw*dukelpref.dukélʔstraighten or smooth something out with finger(s); massage with finger(s); flatten something with finger(s); straighten out (curled or bent) finger(s)syn*dutulcf*duhkelhpl.*dukeltadukéltaw*dukelicʼrefl.dukelíʔmassage self with fingers*hikelpref.hikélʔa cloth or some piece of fabric, such as a blanket, to unwrinkle, straighten, or flattencf*cukelpl.*hikeltahikéltaw*kel3pref.-stretch*kelicʼrefl.kelíʔstretch, straightenpl.*keli·tacʼ*keltacʼ*mukelpref.mukélʔstretch by throwing, when heated, when running (legs are extended)syn*šuhkihkicf*muhkelhpl.*mukeltamukéltaw*mukelqacaus.mukélqawsoothe with heat*pakelpref.pakélʔsmooth or flatten something with end of stick or other long objectcf*pahkelhpl.*pakeltapakéltaw*pikelpref.pikélʔsmooth out something by hitting it with a hammer, such as a dent in a carcf*pihkelhpl.*pikeltapikéltaw*pukelpref.pukélʔstraighten by blowing or by hanging in windcf*puhkelhpl.*pukeltapukéltaw*sikelpref.sikélʔ1sucking doctor to cure (a part of the body)cf*dasu·l1 1*dusu·l 2*qašo·hqa*sihṭʰinhduqʰata·du2hair uncurl, straighten in water, including raincf*sihkelhpl.*sikeltasikéltaw*šukelpref.šukélʔstraighten (a rope or piece of fabric) by pulling (or by smoothing in an outward direction)cf*šuhkelhpl.*šukeltašukéltaw