kiish-

Munsee

Etymology 1

Preverb

kiish-

1. completed action

Related terms

Related terms

• kiishaaméhleew (“finish running”)
• kiishaaptóoneew (“finish speaking, be finished speaking”)
• kiishahkíiheew (“be finished planting”)
• kiisháhleew (“finish putting someone down, finish putting someone there”)
• kiisháhteew (“be finished, be already there”)
• kiisháhtoow (“finish putting something there”)
• kiishakuníimeew (“to judge someone, finish talking about someone”)
• kiishakunootáasuw (“be finished being discussed”)
• kiishakunóotum (“finish talking about something”)
• kiishambíileew (“finish tying someone, finish harnessing someone”)
• kiishámbtoow (“finish tying something up”)
• kiishanáakwsuw (“finish one's chores”)
• kiishásktuw (“finish pooping, be finished pooping”)
• kiishatúpuw (“be done cooking, be finished cooking”)
• kiishéechpuw (“get dressed, get ready”)
• kiisheelúndam (“make up one's mind”)
• kiishíikheew (“finish building a house”)
• kiishíikun (“be grown, be finished growing”)
• kiishíixtoow (“finish making something”)
• kíishkeew (“finish dancing”)
• kíish'seew (“cook (something animate) to completion/until done”)
• kíish'sum (“cook something until it is done”)
• kíish'suw (“be done cooking”)
• kíish'sheew (“finish cutting something animate”)
• kiish'shíikeew (“finish cutting things”)
• kíish'shum (“finish cutting something”)
• kiishtóonheew (“finish talking”)

Etymology 2

Preverb

kiish-

1. able to