Morphology search: -o'r- [-or'-] • medial suffix • run
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che-cho-mey-yor'
chpe-gor' hold races, races
chpe-go'-ro-new race in the water
chpeee-go'-re-pek' I get ready for a race
hee-mor' go quickly, go fast, hurry
hee-mo'-re-pek' I run quickly
hee-no-'or' following behind, stalking
hl'o'-re-pek' I stop (running or walking)
hoo-ror' run around
hoo-ro'-re-pek' I run around
kwom-hlo'-re-pek' I run back
maa-yor' pass, pass by
myo'-re-pek' I challenge, I attack (physically or verbally)
noo-wor' complete a journey, run in, run up
noo-wo'-re-pek' I complete a journey, I run in, I run up
pkwo'-re-pek' I run out (from an enclosed area)
raa-yor' run past, move past
raa-yo'-re-pek' I run past, I move past
roh-kor' roll
roh-ko'-re-tek' I roll (something)
roh-ko'-ro-nek' I roll myself
we-no-'o-mor' run
yoh-po'-re-pek' I run around (something)
'oor' run behind or in front of someone else
'oo'-re-pek' I run behind or in front of someone else
che-cho-mey-yor' • vn • run at a trot
Lexicon record # 20 | Source references: R190 JE139
Derivation: morphological structure chechomey-o'r
Sentence example (1)
Cho wee-'eeet 'em-kee nee-kee mehl che-cho-mey-yor'.
Now run straight on from here at a trot.
— Florence Shaughnessy, "The First Salmon Rite at Wehlkwew" (LA16-8, 1951)