wodlit, woodilta' n take away Wodlit 'aman gayeeda'an naanin. He took away the cookies from us. Ama' woodilta' hidya'an yokooch'i. He took it away from all people.
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seepit, septa’
seepit, septa' v tear Seepit na' bobbila. I tore the paper. Septa' 'am naawashi. She tore her dress.
sumk’unut, sumk’unta’
sumk'unut, sumk'unta' v sweat Noono' sumk'unut. The man was sweating. Taa p'ay' sumk'unta'. That child was sweating.
goyet, goyeta’
goyet, goyeta' v take care of Goyet 'am nopoopo. He took care of his father. Goyeta' na' nim 'en'shayi. I took care of my grandmother.
manaalit, manalta’
manaalit, manalta' v tear (for eyes) Manaalit nim shasha'. My eyes teared up. Manalta' 'am shasha'. His eyes teared up.
oxiwit, ‘oxiwta’
oxiwit, 'oxiwta' v take off clothing items Noono' jageeda'an 'am 'oxiwit. The man took off his coat. Oxiwta' 'am sabaadu'un 'ooch'iy' teseech'i. He took off his shoes by the door.
t’igt’igit, t’igt’igta’
t'igt'igit, t'igt'igta' v tease T'igt'igit na' ch'enbayi. I'm teasing the bird. T'igt'igta' na'at nim 'am namxa. My older sister teased her friend.
sumk’un, sumk’una
sumk'un, sumk'una n sweat Ch'uwch'uwut 'am sumk'un. His sweat dripped. Sumk'una 'am taxeshhil. He wiped his sweat.
tishat, tishata’
tishat, tishata' v take out Tishat 'am yaawe'en. He took out his keys. Tishata' gusali. He took out the spoons.
