'aap'at, 'aap'ata' v carry a person, on one's back Aap'at na' p'aaya. I carried the baby (on my back).
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pi’ish, pi’shi
pi'ish, pi'shi n chest Taxeetaxon' 'am pi'ish. His chest has been aching.
kape’, kape’en
kape', kape'en n coffee Putmut kape' kewishaw. The coffee is boiling in the pot. Ugno' naa'an galjina kape'en. We drink a lot of coffee.
shupyut, shupuyta’
shupyut, shupuyta' v cool down Shupyut manaw. It cooled down outside. Shupuyta' dullaw. It cooled down at the mountain.
‘aleejat, ‘aleejata’
'aleejat, 'aleejata' v crazy (cf. funny) Boch'on nim 'aleejat. My son is being crazy. Aleejata' 'am loowit manaw. Her husband was being crazy outside.
mayni
mayni adv by oneself Mayni na' yugushta' ustuuba'an. I cleaned the stove myself. Mayni na' gosneenot gayiina'an. I cooked the chicken myself. (sem. domains: 9.2.3.1 - Reflexive pronouns, 5.4 - Adornment, 7.2.2.5 - Move down, 4.9.5.3 - Worship, 3.2.6 - Remember, 4.1.3.1 - Meet for the first time, 4.2.1.8.2 - Leave an organization.)
mehlit, mehilta’
mehlit, mehilta' v carry a thing, on one's back Mehlit na' nim ch'inch'in. I carried my sandwich on my back. Mehilta' na' xooyi. I carried the deer on my back.
sak’tit, sak’itta’
sak'tit, sak'itta' v chew Sak'tit 'ama' kande'en. He chewed a candy. Sak'itta' na' shaxaali. I chewed the sap.
lasach’, lasaach’i
lasach', lasaach'i n chopper (person who chops) Shawge' laasach' galjina hedeesha. Choppers buy a lot of woods. Yatta' na' lasaach'i. I talked to the chopper.
