| Form | Source | Language | Translation |
|---|---|---|---|
| kiiseθoa | Voorhis (1988) | Kickapoo | he finishes cooking |
| kiiskahamwa | Voorhis (1988) | Kickapoo | he breaks it apart by tool |
| kiiskenamwa | Voorhis (1988) | Kickapoo | he breaks it apart by hand |
| kiiskesamwa | Voorhis (1988) | Kickapoo | he cuts it apart |
| kiiskesw- | Voorhis (1988) | Kickapoo | cut him apart |
| kiiskikaneesinwa | Voorhis 1988 | Kickapoo | jay une jambe rompü |
| kiiskikaneesinwa | Voorhis 1988 | Kickapoo | he has a broken leg |
| koonoči | Voorhis (1988) | Kickapoo | more' |
| koonoči | Voorhis (1988) | Kickapoo | more, in addition |
| mahkateaate- | Voorhis (1988) | Kickapoo | be black-colored |
| mečimi- | Voorhis (1988) | Kickapoo | constantly |
| mehkwiteehea | Voorhis (1988) | Kickapoo | he remembers |
| meskiikweewa~meskiikweea | Hockett 1941 | Kickapoo | perch, sunfish |
| meskwikanea | Voorhis (1988) | Kickapoo | he has a red leg |
| meθooni | Voorhis (1988) | Kickapoo | boat, canoe |