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*šuṭišuṭíwvuproot (several) by pullingšuṭiʔto pull (flower) out (of ground)šuṭi·ciD: Semelfactive, Imperativešuṭi·tʰuʔD: Semelfactive, NegativešuṭimeʔD: Plural Imperativešuṭitá·duwa·duD: Durative, Directional "away"šuṭici·ducé·duD: Singular Object, Durativešuṭi·tiready to pull onešuṭitito pull severalheʔe šuṭi·cʼipull hair out!ciʔdom šuṭi·cipull out a flower!Prefixed:šu-*ṭi1
*šuṭa·tšuṭaʔ´vtwist; pull and twistšuṭahtimu·liʔ qʼoʔotwisting around dancešuṭatʰcitwist (something)!ʔiša· šuṭátʰciwiye· to· mayou twist my armPrefixed:šu-*ṭa·t
*šutʼutʰušutʼutʰúwPlural of*šuʔtʼutʰu1squeeze by pushing and pullingpucker
*šuṭa·nšuṭanʔ´vside of long object be in contact with something at one end only, by pulling, pushing and pulling; with a long flexible objectʔila dacepʰi mul šuṭanmagrab the nose and hold it pulled up away from (lip)Prefixed:šu-*ṭa·n2
*šutʼulšutʼúlʔvpull and make come out, by tearingmišúkʰli mul muhca miṭiwal cʰiqʰala·danʔpʰi šutʼulidrag that grain and let it tear and leak outPrefixed:šu-*tʼulPlural*šutʼuhlišutʼúhliw
*šutʼuhlišutʼúhliwPlural of*šutʼulpull and make come out
*šutʼe·tšutʼeʔ´v1set, fit in by pulling and pushingšutʼe·tiinsert (twine in the weaving basket)!šutʼetiD: Plural Object, Imperative2shift (car); put car in gearšutʼe·tiput (the car) in gear!šutʼetiD: Plural object, Imperativemo·bícʰkʰe wi šutʼeta·duto put in gearqali· šuteʔto shift to high gearPrefixed:šu-*tʼe·t1Plural*šutʼetšutʼéʔšutʼeʔliinstr.šutʼéʔlinclutch (of car)
*šutʼe·lšutʼelʔ´vmake sticky, attach over an area by pulling, pushing and pulling; with a long flexible objecthahse múl qʰahwe· siwólʔ li qala·pʰi šútʼe·listick that branch into the pitch glue and spread it (glue by beating on something)Prefixed:šu-*tʼe·l
*šutʼetšutʼéʔPlural of*šutʼe·tsetshift (car)

šutʼeʔlišutʼéʔlinclutch (of car)7.2.4.1.1VehicleInstrumental of*šutʼe·t
*šutʼehtimšutʼéhtimʔPlural of*šuʔtʼem1detect
*šutʼehyala·mecʼšutʼéhyala·meʔPlural of*šuʔtʼeya·lamecʼpull down
*šutʼehnayšutʼéhnayʔPlural of*šuʔtʼenaytie together
*šutulšutúlʔvstraighten (nose, flesh, etc.) directly by pulling it or indirectly by means of a rope or similar objectʔila šútuli·cʼipull nose and stretch it out!sʼiʔi šútuli·cʼipull out flesh (it may stay or not)!šutúlʔ sʼiwto create a protrusion similar to a cow nipple on vagina by tying horse hair around the flesh and pulling; this was intended to make woman unattractive to other menšutúltawD: Plural, AbsolutivePrefixed:šu-*tul
*šutʰilšutʰílʔvtear but not necessarily apartkʼaṭa šutʰílciwto pull cloth and tear (it is big tear but not in two necessarily)šutʰílá·duD: Durativešutʰílá·taduD: Plural Object, Durativecf*šocom*šuhqʰaṭPrefixed:šu-*tʰil1
*šutilhlamucʼšutílhlamuʔvsomeone bend limbs to be crossed overReciprocal of*šutilhla
*šutilhlašutílhlawvbe crisscrossedPrefixed:šu-*tilhla*šutilhlamucʼrecip.šutílhlamuʔvsomeone bend limbs to be crossed over
*šutayʔtašuhtáyʔtawPlural of*šuhtayswinging rope to touch
*šutihtišutíhtiwPlural of*šuti·ttwist hair
*šutaṭšutáʔvtwist by pulling and pushingšutaṭʰci-meaning to be straight but it moves crookedPrefixed:šu-*taṭ
*šutaššutášvgather together and up, by pulling with a flexible object, like a clothšutašigather up jelly by gathering up edges of cloth in which it has been strainedPrefixed:šu-*taš2
*šusʼu·yšusʼuyʔ´vget twisted out of shape; pull out of shapehuʔú·mo šusʼuyahmúcʼqayhis face "twisted" and broke out in a proud smilešusʼuya·ducí miʔkʰe buhqʰalʔpull your basket out (of shape)! (Spread its mouth!)syn*qasʼuyPrefixed:šu-*sʼuyšusʼuyahpʰi dasʼi·cʼin.p.šusʼuyáhpʰi dasʼi·cʼinfolding tablecf*dasʼuy*šusʼiyfr. var.dasʼuyahpʰi dasʼi·cʼišusʼiyahpʰi dasʼi·cʼi
šusʼiyahpʰi dasʼi·cʼišusʼiyáhpʰi dasʼi·cʼiFree Variant ofšusʼuyahpʰi dasʼi·cʼifolding table
*šusʼitamšusʼitámʔPlural of*šusʼimfill by dragging; fasten buckle