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‘ilip’, ‘ilpa

'ilip', 'ilpa n cave Mich k'oti' 'ilip. The cave is really big. Ta'ishta' 'aman 'ilpa. They saw the cave.

jiili’, jiili’in

jiili', jiili'in n chili Mejnit jiili' bohlut. The chili grew a lot. Joe bohooloto' jiili'in. Joe grew chili.

sunut, sunta’

sunut, sunta' v close Sunut 'am shashaa'an. He closed his eyes. Sunta' 'aman teseech'i. They close the door.

yo’ket, yo’keta’

yo'ket, yo'keta' v come back (cf. return) Mi'in yo'keta' 'ama' weelam'. Then he came back with the light.

somit, somto’

somit, somto' v cover Somit bokbokshi waldinan. He covered the hole with a bucket. Somto' bilaasu'un banyun. She covered the plate with a rag.

jooti’, jooti’in

jooti', jooti'in n butt Taxeetan' 'am jooti'. His butt is going to ache. Noh'o' 'ach'ich'ta' 'am jooti'in. The bear bit his butt. (sem. domains: 8.4.7.1 - Interrupt, 8.1.7.4 - Remain, remainder, 8.5.1.5 - Touching, contact, 3.4.2.3.1 - Annoyed, 5.2.4 - Tobacco, 3.5.1.8.3 - Mock, 4.3.4.6 - Meddle.)

‘aasay’, ‘aasayi

 

'aasay', 'aasayi n cane (to aid walking or to dig) Hach'aami' 'amin aasay'. His cane is new. Sasyit na' nim 'aasayi. I broke my cane.

ch’eepin’, ch’eepina

ch'eepin', ch'eepina n cedar Bohlo' ch'eepin' dullaw. Cedar trees grow on the mountain. Chishta' ch'eepina. He cut the cedar (tree). (sem. domains: 1.5.1 - Tree.)

‘ujukshul’, ‘ujukshula

'ujukshul', 'ujukshula n chin Taxeetaxon' nim 'ujukshul'. My chin has been hurting. K'oyok'san' na' 'ujukshula. I scratched my chin. (sem. domains: 2.1.1 - Head.)

ha’ee’i, ha’ehhi

ha'ee'i, ha'ehhi n clothes Moxlit nim ha'ee'i. My clothes are getting old. Yugshut na' nim ha'ehhi. I washed my clothes.